Welcome to Madeira On The Map:
Your one-stop Madeira travel blog
Tired of visiting the same old tourist destinations? This blog was created by travel writer Katie Treharne as a one-stop guide to destinations, hikes, and tourist attractions in Madeira, as well as other island necessities like poncha and pastel de nata.
![Hikers wave from a large boulder on the Pico Grande hike in Madeira.](https://madeiraonthemap.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/12/crop-0-0-1200-630-0-Madeira-Pico-Grande.jpg.webp)
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![Katie Treharne, author of Madeira On The Map, on the PR1 trail in Madeira.](https://madeiraonthemap.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/12/Katie-Treharne-1-1024x1024.jpg.webp)
Welcome! I’m Katie, a travel writer who has been in the industry since I was 19 years old. On a whim, I booked a two-month trip to Madeira in 2023, seeking fresh air and mountains. I was hooked.
I found the internet lacked one single Madeira blog which could provide everything you need to travel Madeira. That’s why I created this blog.
Having spent nearly six months on the island, I want more people to have the tools they need to explore the island of Madeira out of the box – and I want to put underrated parts of Madeira on the map.
![Blonde woman sits at the top of Pico Grande in Madeira, looking at chiselled green mountains.](https://madeiraonthemap.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/12/Pico-Grande-hike-1024x538.jpg.webp)
![View over the traditional Madeiran town of Machico on the east coast, surrounded by hills.](https://madeiraonthemap.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/12/Machico-1024x538.jpg.webp)
Please travel Madeira responsibly. When you visit this small island, pick up your litter, drink responsibly and be kind and courteous to the island’s residents. Support local businesses as much as possible.