
Fajã dos Padres
Fajã dos Padres is a secluded organic farm, beach and restaurant on Madeira's south coast, reached by cable car down a 300-metre cliff or by…
A steep Atlantic island whose oldest piece of sustainable engineering is still running: the levadas, channels cut into the mountainside centuries ago to carry water from the wet north to the dry south. The research here is largely marine, MARE-Madeira studies the archipelago's marine biodiversity from Câmara de Lobos, AMACO works on ocean conservation, and AREAM drives regional energy and environment policy from Funchal. Alongside them, Arambha Eco Village is a permaculture community at Tábua, and Casas da Levada in Ponta do Pargo and Woodlovers Villas in Jardim do Mar are stays built to fit the land.

Fajã dos Padres is a secluded organic farm, beach and restaurant on Madeira's south coast, reached by cable car down a 300-metre cliff or by…
IFCN is the public institute responsible for forest management and nature conservation in the Autonomous Region of Madeira. It runs a wildli…

PROBIOMADEIRA is a research and development project aimed at strengthening organic farming in Madeira through scientific tools, training and…

AMACO is a Madeiran NGO dedicated to marine conservation, generating scientific knowledge about the archipelago's marine ecosystems and rais…

MARE-Madeira is the Madeira pole of the Marine and Environmental Sciences Centre, dedicated to research on marine biodiversity and environme…

AREAM is the regional energy and environment agency of Madeira, a non-profit association of public utility dedicated to promoting sustainabl…

A family-run agritourism property in Ponta do Pargo, Madeira, with six individual houses for B&B and self-catering stays, designed and run o…

Three sustainable wood and stone eco-design holiday villas in Jardim do Mar, Madeira, built by founders with a background in engineering, re…

A permaculture project and intentional community on Madeira, founded in 2019, combining regenerative land practices, reforestation and agrit…