Hidden paths through the banana plantations of Paul do Mar Paul do Mar is not only known for its waves, the ocean, and spectacular sunsets—the banana plantations here are also a little paradise in themselves. And best of all, these […]
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Tabaibush – the prickly fruit of Madeira If you hike attentively through the landscape of Madeira, you will discover them almost everywhere: tabaiba bushes, the fruit of the cactus (also known as prickly pear). Bright red or orange, they hang […]
Whale and dolphin watching in Madeira – why you should definitely head out to sea Hiking in Madeira? Sure. Yoga, poncha, and sunsets? Also.But what many people underestimate is that this island also has an incredible amount to offer underwater.Between […]
The “Lobo-marinho” – a special guest off Madeira The seals that you sometimes see on Madeira belong to the monk seal species – also known as “Lobo-marinho” in Portuguese, meaning sea wolf. This name was once given to them by […]
For you – a little piece of Madeira in the form of a postcard Maybe you’re holding one of my postcards in your hand right now – and maybe you’re wondering who’s behind it. That’s why I’m going to tell […]
Hi, I’m Kitty My name is Kitty and I’m 5 years old.I live in Paul do Mar on Madeira – with my mom Lena (you might know her as Yoga Lena do Mar) and many lovely villagers who have all […]
Working in the banana plantations When I was 21, I spent eight months working and traveling in Australia. Among other things, I worked on a banana plantation there. My job was to sort bananas on the conveyor belt – so […]
Yoga in Madeira – with me in Paul do Mar Are you planning your trip to Madeira – to this special island in the middle of the Atlantic?The hiking boots are packed, maybe a travel guide too.I remember my first […]
Flower carpets, church and poncha Madeira is not only known for its impressive landscapes and mild climate, but also for its deep roots in religious and cultural traditions. One of the most beautiful and impressive customs are the saint festivals […]
Australia, 21, first camera The first time I really took photos was when I was 21 – I was traveling in Australia at the time, working and traveling, and I traveled for a while with a German who had an […]
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