The Archipelago of Madeira is around 300 miles from the African coast and about 600 miles from the European continent, known to the Ancient Romans as the Purple Islands, were discovered by the Portuguese in the 15th Century. The archipelago is made up of the islands of Madeira, Porto Santo and the uninhabited islands of Selvagens and Desertas. A popular year-round resort, Madeira is visited every year by about one million tourists, noted for its Madeira wine, flowers, landscapes...
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El Plantio Golf, Spain
El Plantio Golf it is a course designed for every player to permanently enjoy golf, the fairways are wide but they are tree lined in...
Maspalomas Golf Course, Spain
The Maspalomas Golf Course in the paradisiacal island of Gran Canaria it is located in the Maspalomas Dunes Nature Reserve (Parque Natural de las Dunas...
Vilamoura Millennium, Portugal
This conventional par 72 course opened in the year 2000, although the original back nine was formerly part of the 27-hole Laguna Course. Refurbishment to...
Boavista Golf Course, Portugal
Boavista Golf Course is located near the town of Lagos in the Algarve. Inaugurated in 2002 this fantastic golf course was built to a design...
Alamos Golf, Portugal
Alamos is the second golf course to be developed at the Morgados do Reguengo project, which is located just north of Portimao. Although not as...
Alenda Golf, Spain
At the foot of the Sierra de las Aguilas mountains, the Alenda Golf Course was designed over gentle terrain and plays to the par of...