Island of Madeira — The International Conference on Mortars and Thermal Rendering Systems

The Island of Madeira is one of Portugal’s most appealing destinations and well-known for its mild climate year-round. The island’s location in the warm subtropical climate of the Atlantic, the volcanic mountainous relief, and the rich historical heritage contribute to a remarkable advantage of Madeira Island.

You can enjoy the historical monuments and enchanting gardens in the capital of Funchal, or go for a hike and explore the Laurisilva of Madeira (World Heritage Site recognized by UNESCO), impressive volcanic caves, rugged coast lines, beautiful natural beaches and, last but not least, breath-taking views. Additionally, you are invited by the ocean to go sailing, fishing, whale & dolphin spotting, water skiing, surfing, diving and, of course, swimming (sea temperatures vary between 18 to 24 ºC). In fact, there is so much to visit and profit that you will soon realize that one visit to Madeira just isn’t enough!