Madeira: weather & trails

Madeira has several climate zones on one small island. Funchal can be in sun while the north coast is in cloud. This app shows the weather where you are standing, and what is open today.

FREE
- Weather for 19 places, each with the hours ahead. Tap a place on the 3D map.
- Trail status from the regional forest service, mirrored daily: open, restricted or closed. Trail heads on the map, and how to book the paid trails.
- Every beach and swimming place, and what kind it is: sand, black pebbles, lava pools or a sea-water lido, with or without lifeguards.
- 124 places to go with children, checked against the venues' own websites: prices, ages, opening hours, and which ones work in the rain.
- What is on today: festivals, concerts, markets, village feasts. Cruise ships in port, and how busy the old town will be.
- Wind at Funchal airport, hour by hour, 3 days out. Tides, webcams, and the odds of a sunrise above the clouds.

READY-MADE DAYS
Routes drawn on the 3D map, day by day: numbered stops, walking lines, timings, where to eat, notes for families, and the dates the weather favours. Take the days in any order.
- "First taste · 3 days" is free: Funchal on foot, the lava pools of the north coast, above the clouds at Pico do Arieiro.
- Longer packages are separate one-time purchases, each opening only its own days. There is no subscription. Purchases restore through your Google account.

WORKS WITHOUT SIGNAL
Screens you have opened and packages you have bought stay readable on a mountain road. The app has no account, no ads, and no tracking across other apps.

SOURCES ON EVERY SCREEN
Warnings and forecasts come from IPMA, trail status from IFCN (the regional forest service), ships in port from APRAM, and the weather from Open-Meteo.

START HERE
Open the app, tap the place you are in, then open Routes and try the free 3 days.

Recent changes:
Real clouds on the 3D map.
- The sky over the island comes from the latest satellite scan, refreshed every ten minutes while the map is open.
- See where the cloud actually sits: over the peaks, along the north coast, or out at sea.
- A new look for the island, lit and shaded to read like a photograph.