The Madeira Islands are a group of Portuguese islands located in the North Atlantic Ocean, southwest of Portugal. The archipelago consists of two main inhabited islands, Madeira and Porto Santo, along with several smaller uninhabited islets. Known for their stunning landscapes, the islands feature lush mountains, dramatic cliffs, and beautiful coastlines. Madeira is famous for its mild climate, making it a popular year-round tourist destination. The islands are also renowned for their unique flora and fauna, including the endemic Madeira laurel forest. Additionally, Madeira wine is a well-known product, celebrated for its distinct flavors and aging process.