Three ships. One of cruises, stoped in the port of Funchal, and other two that made regular connections between Madeira and other destinations. At the top we see the Volcan de Tijarafe exit toward Tenerife, in the Canary Islands. And below, the Lobo Marinho, who returns to their daily trip to the island of Porto Santo.

Três navios. Um de cruzeiros, ao meio, atracado no porto do Funchal, e outros dois que fazem ligações regulares entre a Madeira e outros destinos. Na parte superior vemos o Volcan de Tijarafe, a sair em direcção a Tenerife, nas ilhas Canárias. E, em baixo, o Lobo Marinho, que regressa da sua viagem diária ao Porto Santo.

What I get in this picture it's a plane crossing the skies of Funchal. Besides the white line that sometimes leave on its way you can see a shadow of that line, which is not common.

Madeira have some places for surfing. This forneigner car arrives to Funchal with many surfboard.

Santa Maria nau, a reply of Colombo's ship who "discover" America. This wood ship make trips all day in south cost of Madeira island. In the photo, it's arriving to the place where people embark and disembark, near the terminal ferry in Funchal port

Cathedral tower and some fishing boats with lights in more one night of work

Maybe this is a solution to enter the sea on beaches with rocks that we can see in Funchal, like in this photo, and around the island.

A new helicopter in the city to Heliatlantis who replaced another one to this one, smaller. If you see, in this landing photo you can see someone with a camera taking photos in Funchal bay.

This photo shows, in a first plan, the Quinta das Cruzes Museum, and above we see the Castelo do Pico (castle of the Peak), which can be visited but which is occupied by the Portuguese Navy for communications services. As for me, is very poorly used such is the potential which, besides the beautifull view on the whole city.

These flowers are in one of the most emblematic places where sale it in the city near the Cathedral, the largest and main church of the island. It's named floristas (florists).