Pavilhão do Marítimo

Funchal, Portugal

On the map csmaritimo.pt

Equipa de futebol do Club Sport Marítimo, campeã de Portugal 1926. Campo Almirante Reis, Funchal, 1926. Colecção Club Sport Marítimo. Campo Almirante Reis, Funchal, ilha da Madeira. Unknown author Unknown author · Public domain

Equipa de futebol do Club Sport Marítimo campeã da Madeira 1916/17. 1º campeonato organizado pela Associação de Futebol do Funchal. De pé, à civil, Gonçalo Gouveia, presidente do Marítimo, Abel Gomes, suplente, Silvestre Rodrigues Russo, João Pimenta Galhudo, José Rodrigues Barrinhas, João Mota e Al Photographia Vicente · Public domain

The venue sits in the Santo António parish of Funchal, a town where the mountains meet the sea. Pavilhão do Marítimo opened in 2001, part of the first phase of the complex built to house the club’s multiple disciplines.

The pavilion’s purpose has shifted with time. It hosted the 2023 Taça de Portugal Final Four in handball, drawing near-full houses for matches like Sporting CP against FC Porto. More recently, it secured a different kind of prestige. In 2025, the European Handball Federation homologated the arena for playoff matches in the EHF European League. By 2026, it was confirmed as the host venue for the group stage of the EHF European League Men 2026/2027.

The club’s handball team plays here, competing in the Andebol 1, but the space is also used for futsal, volleyball, and gymnastics.

Who plays here

Maritimo 23 matches

Recent matches here

Date	Match	Score
20 Oct	Maritimo — ABC Braga
13 Oct	Maritimo — FH Hafnarfjörður	37:29
6 Oct	Maritimo — Bidasoa Irun	40:32
2 Oct	Maritimo — Sporting	0:0
30 Sep	Maritimo — Limoges	30:31
23 Sep	Maritimo — A.D. Povoa Andebol Clube	38:37
12 Sep	Maritimo — Vitória SC	38:37
10 May	Maritimo — Belenenses	32:30