Come to know Levadas da Madeira
Portugal continues to be, for a variety of reasons, a motif for international prominence and mentioned in several organs of Information, always with special relevance for the tourism sector.
Cheerfulway will be at ITB 2017
As the Leading Travel Trade Fair, ITB Berlin is the premier business platform for global tourism offerings. Cheerfulway Hotels & Resorts will be present in the 2017 edition.
Cheerfulway at World Travel Market 2016
WTM or World Travel Market Fair directed to the tourism sector, will take place over the next 7, 8 and 9 November in Excel, London.
Cheerfulway at Expo Abreu 2016
The Winter Travel Fair, the 3rd Edition of Expo Abreu took place last October on days 22 and 23.
Cheerfulway at FITUR 2016
FITUR is a global meeting point for tourism professionals and the leading trade fair for inbound and outbound Ibero American markets.
Cheerfulway at World Travel Market 2015
Cheerfulway Hotels & Resorts attended the World Travel Market tourism fair where he made several contacts with international tour operators in order to foster a better understanding of the Algarve destination, especially Albufeira.
Ribeira Brava is...
Ribeira Brava (Wild River) is named after its river; when it rains heavily in the mountains, waters rapidly run down to sea. It is a small town on the southwestern coast of the island with steep valleys on either side and is a very pleasant tourist stop. In between these valleys is the Madeira Sports centre with excellent facilities, which attract all types of sports and athletics.
Visit the local church “Igreja de São Bento“, considered over the years as the best preserved and presented regional monument containing valuable paintings dating back to the 16th century. This church is open to the public.
By the sea but protected from the Atlantic waves for safe swimming is a man-made black sandy beach, children’s swimming pool and promenade with cafes, snack bar and restaurants where you can spend a quiet and enjoyable afternoon. Climb the spiral staircase at the east end of the town for a spectacular view, or walk through the adjacent rock tunnel to the fishing harbour.
