The island of Madeira is located in the Madeira archipelago and is owned by the nation of Portugal. Madeira has one of the world's highest ocean cliffs, and a tremendous variety of terrain. The animals and plant life on the island are fascinating, and there is so much to see and do that you will be amazed. You will be spending most of your time away from your ship in the main city of Funchal. You will be delighted at the exquisite dining facilities available on the island, and the shopping and nightlife is surprisingly lively. If you are interested in golf, then this is definitely the spot for your next leisure trip. The Campo de Golfe de Madeira is outstanding, and both the play and the scenery are perfect. Madeira also features forestland that is perfect for hiking and exploration.

Tenerife is the largest of the seven Canary Islands. This is a classic tropical island where the climate is always spring-like. Mild, balmy air drifts across the shores and invites tourists to spend their time outdoors soaking up the warm, moist air and sunshine. Tenerife has fertile ground that is especially conducive to agriculture and botany. For that reason, you will find countless different types of plant life, fruits and vegetables growing all over the island. From its banana plantations to its lush tropical gardens to its rocky coast and dramatic cliffs, the natural elements of Tenerife will undoubtedly overwhelm your senses. Diversity is key to the island's scenic charm. You may spend the morning touring a humid botanical garden inland and the afternoon hiking in the cool wind along the stunning coast.