Relocate your team to this green island with an average yearly temperature of 20°C / 68°F.
Work productively in this beautiful location, and then take breaks to hike in subtropical rainforests or for whale watching.
Madeira is a Portuguese island with a unique, distinctive, always-green and hilly landscape.
You’ll be surrounded by rainforests and exotic fruits, but still find yourself based in the European Union.
Madeira is famous for its hiking, suited to all levels of hikers, as well as numerous other team building activities on offer, such as canyoning, coasteering, and whale & dolphin watching.
Or, you can just enjoy the great weather and amazing land & ocean views with local Madeira wine.
You will be based in the capital town of Funchal which has all the infrastructure you could possibly need with restaurants, bars, and stores.
We've put together this list of
team-building activities in
Madeira
to help you get the most out of your visit.
“Mixing surf and socialization creates a better balance in working together and getting things done.”
“Facilities like Surf Office offer the benefits of an office environment while also providing a place to sleep, have fun and interact with colleagues.”
What type of team building activities can we do in Madeira?
There are so many things to do, from half day trips to São Lourenço or Santana to just exploring the city of Funchal itself. The majority of teams prefer hiking, whale watching, canyoning, and coasteering. However, you might be surprised to learn that one of the best team building activities is to simply cook a dinner together!
What type of work environment can we expect?
A comfortable workspace for a whole team, fast internet, a meeting area with a projector, flipcharts, thousands of post-it notes, and everything you need for productive brainstorming.
How many people can you host?
Madeira is perfect for a smaller team retreats, and we have the capacity for up to 25 people at the moment.
With 154 BRYTER employees now working remotely across the globe, the company faced a growing problem: How could they ensure their team chemistry and company culture remained intact while expanding so quickly? After all, this is a difficult enough problem for brick-and-mortar offices, let alone remote-first companies like BRYTER. So, how did they resolve this challenge?
Amun’s team of 45 entrepreneurs, engineers, and financial product developers came together in Mallorca for six days of bonding, hardwork and idea generation.
The most popular team building activities are surf lessons, SUP lessons and tapas night but there are plenty more to choose from.
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