The TIVOLI OCEAN PARK is a elegant 5* hotel situated in the most popular treveller district in Funchal, above the seaside prom. The Tivoli Ocean Park is a 30-minute drive from Madeira International Airport and just five minutes away from Funchal downtown. There is also easy access to the sea. As well as the 8 meeting halls, which can seat up to 790 persons, the Tivoli Ocean Park has a big variety of relaxation activities - Spa (Thalassothy's), three swimming pools, squash courts, gym, a few bars and a children club with activities each day.

317 Rooms including: - 245 Deluxe/Standard suites - 21 Superior apartments - 23 Terrace rooms - 24 Tower apartments - four Deluxe apartments for disabled clients Equipped with:

Atlantic RESTAURANT (PANORAMIC) Located on the second floor with a thrilling vista over the sea, this restaurant has a wealthy and varied menu of Portuguese and international cuisine. There is also an occasional cafeteria facilities for snack. Seating is accessible for up to 700 persons (depending on the type of service). Opening Hours: from seven: 30 to ten: 30 hours (breakfast); from 19: 00 to 21: 30 hours (dinner). Restaurant BOCA DO CAIS This poolside Gourmet restaurant seats up to 80 persons. Opening Hours: from 19: 30 to 23: 00 hours (Monday - Saturday). Restaurant VELA (COFFEE SHOP) This relaxed and unofficial restaurant next to the swimming pool, proposes light meals and lunches throughout the day and seats up to 150 persons. Opening hours: from ten: 00 to 22: 00 hours. PÉrola BAR Located in the Hotel foyer, this brasserie can seat up to 60 persons. Opening hours: from ten: 00 to 24: 00 hours. Moonlight MUSIC BAR Modern decor and live music in this 5th floor brasserie. Holding capacity for up to 150 persons. Opening hours: from 20: 00 to 1: 00 hours.

Madeira, THE ISLAND OF WONDERS! Discovered in 1419 by Portuguese navigators, situated in the Atlantic Ocean, 90 mins from the Portuguese capital, lies an oasis of elegant vegetation, speckled with multicoloured bunchs of flowers: the Island of Madeira. In the subtropical climate of this little, Portuguese speaking heaven you'll find persons who are welcoming and friendly. A world of recreation and relaxation awaits you. From the prominent Madeira wine to the equally prominent food, from the conventional festivals to the natural beauty and crystal bright, warm waters of the ocean, the appeal of this island is never ending. Amusement Visitors to Madeira will certainly find the peace and rest they are looking for, but a vacation here could entirely easily coincide with one of the a lot of conventional festivals which take site all year round. Starting in February, there is the fun of the Carnival parades which are shortly followed by the memorable Flower Festival. Then the whole week of June is devoted to the Festival of the Atlantic. At the end of summer, in September, the Wine and Grape Picking Festival celebrates the harvesting of the vines which will make the "nectar of the Gods". At the start of December, the town "dresses up" and the streets fill with multicoloured lights and non-stop amusement. All the fun of Christmas for everyone to see. These festivities culminate with the New Year celebrations. Recent Year's Eve is perhaps the largest party of the year in which the dazzling firework displays and the sounding of horns by the cruisers full of travellers brings even more color to the already amazing Funchal gulf amphitheatre. The CITY OF FUNCHAL Visitors to Funchal will find a serene and excellent town with gardens and terraces brimming with bunchs of flowers, plants and trees which are native to the island. There are numerous museums and memorials for the guest who want to know a small more of the heritage of these "Noble People". In the antique part of the city you are able to take the cable auto to the upper of the mountain and then ride down in a conventional basket kart. When night time comes it's simple to find the perfect restaurant to example the pleasant food on propose in Madeira whilst listening to local music or even Fado (the most conventional Portuguese music). When you feel like a shopping journey, down city Funchal is entirely simply an outdoor mall center where you will find all that you need. A trip to the Farmers' Market is also a must where there is an enormous range of bunchs of flowers and tropical fruit on display. At this market place, you will also find the typical black scabbardfish of Madeira. You are able also take a closer look at the wealthy hand embroidery on propose by paying a trip to one of the plenty of factory showrooms open to the social. Another visit not to be neglected is a visit to the wine cellars to taste the outstanding Madeira wine, accompanied by a slice of honey cake. Tour OF THE ISLAND On the south beach of the Island you'll find the most scenic fishing countryside on Madeira, Câmara de Lobos. Immediately afterwards, go up to Cape Girão - the highest cape in Europe and the 2nd highest in the world. The vista is unparalleled. At 1,400m, Paul da Serra is the biggest plateau on the island and at Rabaçal you'll find "Laurissilva", native to Madeira, at the center of a wood recognized by UNESCO as Natural World Heritage. Arrive at Porto Moniz before snack and you will have time for a swim in the natural cliff pools carved into the lava. Following the north beach of the island, you will see the waterfalls, some of which fall directly onto the highway providing a cooling spray to all those who pass. The conventional houses of Santana in the north of the island should not be missed either. The Arieiro Peak, the 2nd highest point on Madeira - 1810m - is where you are able to begin a stroll to Ruivo Peak - 1861m - a seat at the upper of the world. When visiting this mountain, don't neglect to take a ride in a conventional basket kart and visit the Church of Our Lady of the Mountain - Padroeira da Madeira. From here you are able also visit the nice terraces and enjoy the panoramic vista over Funchal. In Camacha you'll find craftsmen making all sorts of wicker products, from items of furniture to the smallest decorations. Surrounding is the Santo da Serra where you are sure to enjoy a round of golf or simply have a drink in the clubhouse which proposes yet another incredible vista, this time of Ponta de São Lourenço and the town of Machico where in 1419 the Portuguese navigators landed, led by João Gonçalves Zarco. To complete your tour of the island, you should visit Eira do Serrado and observe from a height of more than 1000m, Curral das Freiras, a little hamlet lying at the bottom of the crater of a volcano which became extinct millions of years ago. Sports and LEISURE - Golf (2 golf courses of 18 and 27 holes) - Horse riding - Climbing - Walks - Diving - Fishing - Boat Trips - Helicopter Trips - Excursions by Coach - Safari - Water Sports - Windsurfing, sailing, canoeing - Squash - Tennis - Hunting CLIMATE FACTS - Maximum temperature during summer: 25. 4º ( Funchal ) - Minimum temperature during winter: 18. 9º ( Funchal ) - Highest temperature ever recorded: 36. 4º ( Funchal ) - Wind speed: seven. 5km / h. in Funchal - Windiest week in Funchal: July - Rainy days per year in Funchal (on average): 90 days - Relative humidity: 70% (Funchal) DISTANCES:

Take the dual carriageway, following the signs for Funchal. Exit left at the signpost for Funchal/ Hospital/ Porto. Drive round the roundabout and take the exit marked Hospital/ Avenida do Mar. At the traffic lights, turn right towards Câmara de Lobos and staying in the left hand lane on the highway called Estrada Monumental till you come to the sign for the Ocean Park Hotel. Follow the signpost for Praia de Bandeira Azul.

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