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Escape from the continent, travel far out to sea, and discover the magical archipelago of Madeira. Just North of the Canary Islands, the warm climate here is windswept by the forgiving trade winds from the Atlantic Ocean.
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Madeira Reviews
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Henning G.
4.0
Traveler type
Couples
Time of travel
November
Length of stay
Weekend
Review
Madeira Island far exceeded my expectations and I would like to share my unforgettable experience. The variety of activities, breathtaking landscapes and culinary delights make this island a perfect destination for couples of all ages as well as families.
Local mobility:
Public transport in Madeira is well organised and we were able to get around easily by bus and taxi. The roads are well developed, which makes exploring the island very pleasant.
Cuisine and restaurant recommendations:
The culinary diversity on Madeira is impressive. An absolute highlight was our visit to the "Flavours of the Island" restaurant in Funchal. Here, local specialities were served in a cosy atmosphere, accompanied by first-class wine.
Improvement for the next trip:
Something we would have done differently on a repeat trip would have been to buy a picture after the wooden sledge descent. It would have been a wonderful memory that we regret missing out on.
Madeira overwhelmed us with its beauty, diversity and the warmth of its people. We will remember this trip fondly for a long time to come.
Try ponchas: Our insider tip: Be sure to try the local poncha! This traditional cocktail made from rum, honey and fruit juice is a real treat.stroll through the indoor market: Another highlight was a visit to the indoor market in Funchal. Here you can sample local specialities, buy fresh fruit and immerse yourself in the lively atmosphere.
Destination recommendation
I recommend this trip not only to couples of all ages, but also to families. The variety of activities and the welcoming atmosphere make Madeira a perfect destination for different travelling preferences
Pros
Nature
Leisure activities
Cons
Cruise tourism
Funchal overcrowded
Travel interest
Nature lovers
Alex S.
5.0
Traveler type
Couples
Time of travel
May
Length of stay
2 weeks
Review
We travelled to Madeira because the island is very diverse and has something for everyone. We went on various hikes, including to the Pico do Arieiro mountain. We saw the sunrise there. We hired a scooter and would also recommend hiring a scooter instead of a car, as the roads and villages are sometimes very small and winding. We travelled to various places such as Funchal, Porto Moniz and Santana, which were our favourite places. We would recommend Madeira to others and would go there again.
Highligts
The city of Funchal, the local markets or various levada hikes.
Hidden gems
Visit the local markets
Destination recommendation
Because Madeira is very versatile.
Pros
It is very versatile
Cons
Many sights are far away
Travel interest
Nature lovers
Jannik R.
5.0
Traveler type
Couples
Time of travel
June
Length of stay
1 week
Review
Madeira is a very beautiful and varied island. Our favourite places were the city of Funchal and the natural swimming pools in Porto Monis. We ate a vegan burger in voll Schall. In general, the food on the island is highly recommended. Getting around by car is easy. Next time I would avoid buying expensive fruit at the market in Funchal.
Highligts
Journey along the coast, Funchal and the natural swimming pools
Hidden gems
Ride with the braided sledges
Destination recommendation
Varied island for swimming, sightseeing and bathing
Pros
Beautiful nature
Wide range of possibilities
Cons
Changeable weather
Travel interest
Nature lovers
Fabian B.
5.0
Traveler type
Group of friends
Time of travel
June
Length of stay
2 weeks
Review
Madeira offers a fascinating blend of breathtaking, rich culture and delicious cuisine. The diverse landscapes from lush forests to dramatic cliffs invite outdoor adventures, the warm hospitality, local people and the rich culinary tradition make Madeira an unforgettable destination for nature and food lovers.
Highligts
Madeira impressed me with spectacular views from Cabo Girão and picturesque levada walks. In Funchal, I enjoyed the lively Mercado dos Lavradores and delicious local dishes such as Espada com Banana. The dramatic landscape of Ponta de São Lourenço offered unforgettable hikes. Overall, the island offered a perfect blend of nature, culture and cuisine.
Hidden gems
An insider tip is the remote hike along the Levada do Caldeirão Verde, which leads to an impressive waterfall. In São Vicente, it is worth visiting the little-known caves and volcano centre to learn more about Madeira's volcanic origins.
Destination recommendation
I would recommend Madeira because the island offers a perfect blend of breathtaking nature, rich culture and delicious cuisine.
Pros
One of Madeira's greatest strengths is its breathtaking, diverse nature, which ranges from lush forests to impressive cliffs.
Cons
A potential weakness of Madeira could be the limited availability of direct flight connections, which can lead to longer travelling times.
A possible weakness of Madeira could be the limited size of the island, which can lead to some tourist attractions being overcrowded in high season.
Travel interest
Nature lovers
Sebastian Z.
5.0
Traveler type
Group of friends
Time of travel
September
Length of stay
1 week
Review
My trip to Madeira in September last year was fantastic. The hikes along the coast and the view from the famous mountain peak were particularly impressive. I enjoyed local specialities in Funchal. Getting around by hire car was easy. Next time I would avoid the overcrowded tourist attractions.
Highligts
Spectacular views from the highest mountain in Madeira. Fresh local produce and a great atmosphere. Colourful variety of plants. Great path along the old irrigation channels
Hidden gems
Path along the irrigation channels, Madeira's highest mountain
Destination recommendation
I would recommend Madeira to anyone because of its varied and beautiful natural landscapes.
Pros
Great nature
Nice people
Cons
Weather very changeable
Travel interest
Nature lovers
Rent self catering private accommodation in Madeira
The charming locals are welcoming, the beaches are pristine and idyllic, the Madeira apartments and villas are comfortable and affordable, and the historical attractions hearken back to the past days as a vital Portuguese outpost in times of both war and peace. Historic Madeira is a testament to the country’s grandeur and wealth, a veritable string of diamonds amidst an otherwise rough Atlantic. Atlantic cruise liners regularly make these splendid shores one of their most prized ports of call, although such a short stay on Madeira is hardly enough. Anything less than a week is too short for exploring the emerald brilliance of Madeira’s countryside, the white-walled splendour of its architecture. Portugal is an enchanting travel destination for those in search of somewhere to relax.
Enjoy the amazing views and lovely cities with a villa in Madeira
Regardless of how long you stay in a holiday home or apartment on this Portuguese territory, you are bound to spend time in the biggest city on the island, Funchal, Madeira’s port of call. In Funchal, the Cathedral is one of the most oft-visited historical attractions, and several wine bars will let you taste the local elixir that truly puts this island group on the map. But be sure to try your best to escape the hordes of Funchal and get out to experience the quaint charm of the untouched Santana and Monte Palace villages on the main island of Madeira. Booking a holiday rental property here offers an escape from daily life. Monte Palace is a fine testament to aristocratic splendour of the island, which extensively landscaped gardens that provide a romantic maze of flowers and hedge work for you and a loved one to get lost in. In addition to the splendid gardens, the city, whose houses crop up upon a hillside and offer a beautiful view, is a trendy destination for the rich and famous.
Discover a fascinating island during your stay in Madeira apartments
Santana, a small village, is a destination replete with historic wonder and intrigue. If you are taking a tour of the island, be sure that you do so with this city in mind. Throughout the islands, elegance is the name of the day. Holidaymakers will experience some of the finest, most upmarket nightlife in Portugal, although hundreds of miles away from mainland cities like Lisbon. Holiday accommodation in Madeira is a great way to discover this enchanting island of Portugal, but if you're looking for a beach location somewhere a bit closer to home, why not visit Porto or Faro, which has a particularly Portuguese atmosphere.
Holiday romance on Madeira Island
If you and your partner book a romantic getaway to Madeira you are sure to have an unforgettable trip. Portugal is one of the most peaceful countries around, so you and your loved one can just relax and enjoy your time together.
There is an abundance of activities that you can do in Madeira on your romantic getaway. Your holiday home will allow you to stay in the privacy of your own home and relax when you aren’t out discovering the sights of Madeira with your best friend. Some of the activities that you can get up to with your partner are things such as a Tukxi tour, where you are able to see the island from the back of your own traditional Tukxi.
Other travel possibilities could be hiring a boat whilst staying on the island. Because of Madeira’s island status, you and your partner can engage in several activities such as dolphin and whale watching and visiting the Under-Water Nature Reserve Garajau. And if you’re feeling even more adventurous, you can boost your adrenaline and go canyoning with your partner Â
9,649 reviews
We collected 9,649 reviews from travellers who stayed in Madeira. Holiday homes in this destination received an average rating of 4.3/5.
Frequently asked questions
What are the most popular accommodations in Madeira?
The most popular accommodation types in Madeira are apartment rental and house rentals. With 6,802 accommodations in Madeira, the perfect holiday home is only one click away.
What does it cost to rent a holiday home in Madeira?
Prices start at just £56 per night. Most house rentals in Madeira are 168 m² and apartment rental are 86 m².
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We have a great range of accommodations for groups in Madeira. On average, the apartment rental has space for 4 guests.
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