Madeira is a popular destination thanks to a warm climate and relaxing atmosphere
The island is owned by Portugal, but has slightly different rules to the mainland due to its autonomous government.
That means it is able to set different coronavirus laws for tourists, which, since February, has allowed Madeira to welcome holidaymakers who are not fully vaccinated without the need to present a coronavirus test. That's a contrast to Portugal's mainland, which requires arrivals to either be fully vaccinated or show a negative covid test.
