Discover our holiday homes in Madeira for a relaxing break
Villa Bella Vista by Atlantic Holiday
Villa Bella Vista è situata a São Vicente. Con vista para as montanhas, esta casa possui 3 quartos. La casa possiede anche una vasca idromassaggio privata e un churrasco, che tornano perfettamente per rilassarsi e godersi la natura. A cozinha está...
From € 385.00 /week
See holiday homesCasa Morena by Atlantic Holiday
Casa Morena is a modern and welcoming house. It consists of two bedrooms, one of which has a double bedroom and the other has two single beds, both with a spacious wardrobe. The living room has a modern Smart TV, a box with several TV channels at you...
From € 420.00 /week
See holiday homesFajã do Amo by Atlantic Holiday
Introducing Fajã do Amo by Atlantic Holiday, a spacious 2 bedroom accommodation situated in the picturesque São Vicente on Madeira Island. Ideal for families or friends seeking a comfortable retreat facing the panoramic coastal and ocean views. ...
From € 525.00 /week
See holiday homesParadise View by Atlantic Holiday
Paraside View is a modern and welcoming home. It comprises three bedrooms, one of which is a suite. The living room is 'Open Space' style with a pool table. a modern Smart TV, a box with several TV channels at your disposal, fast Wi-Fi Internet with ...
From € 525.00 /week
See holiday homesMountain View Villa by Atlantic Holiday
Mountain View Villa, a holiday home located in São Vicente, with spectacular views of the mountains of Madeira Island. With capacity for 7 people, the house has 3 bedrooms, 2 of which have a double bed and the other has a single bed. In addition, th...
From € 490.00 /week
See holiday homesCasa da Figueira by Atlantic Holiday
Casa da Figueira is located on the beautiful island of Porto Santo, known for its stunning golden sandy beaches. This property is the ideal place for a relaxing getaway with family or friends. The house has three double bedrooms, with bed linen an...
From € 420.00 /week
See holiday homesVilla Formosa View by Atlantic Holiday
Villa Formosa View is a charming local accommodation that comfortably accommodates up to 8 guests. The property features three inviting bedrooms, with two rooms furnished with cozy double beds and one with a bunk bed for added flexibility. The dou...
From € 455.00 /week
See holiday homesCasa Avó Maria by Atlantic Holiday
Casa da Avó Maria - the ideal accommodation for a relaxing experience in São Vicente on Madeira Island. With a private terrace equipped with a jacuzzi and 4 sun loungers, Casa da Avó Maria is the ideal place to relax and enjoy panoramic views w...
From € 350.00 /week
See holiday homesCasa Moreira by Atlantic Holiday
Welcome to Casa Moreira, a delightful 3-bedroom house located in the scenic town of Caniçal on Madeira Island. With its comfortable accommodations and enticing amenities, this inviting getaway is the ideal choice for families and friends seeking a m...
From € 350.00 /week
See holiday homesSá Dias House by Atlantic Holiday
Nestled in São Jorge, Madeira, Sá Dias House invites guests to a three-bedroom retreat accommodating six. Two bedrooms come with queen beds one hosting an en-suite bathroom and a third room with two single beds. An additional bathroom with a shower...
From € 350.00 /week
See holiday homesDiscover Madeira and its magic nature
Opting for holiday homes in Madeira presents an unparalleled opportunity to immerse oneself in the island's stunning natural beauty and vibrant culture. Nestled amidst lush greenery and overlooking the Atlantic Ocean, these charming abodes offer a unique blend of comfort and authenticity. Unlike conventional hotel stays, renting a holiday house in Madeira provides travelers with the freedom to tailor their experience according to their preferences, whether it's enjoying leisurely breakfasts on a private terrace or relishing the tranquility of secluded gardens. With spacious living areas and fully equipped kitchens, guests can unwind in their own slice of paradise, savoring the feeling of home away from home.
Moreover, opting for a holiday home in Madeira fosters a deeper connection with the island's laid-back lifestyle, enabling visitors to explore the island at their own pace. From idyllic coastal villages to breathtaking hiking trails, every corner of Madeira beckons with the promise of adventure and something to discover. Whether it's basking in the warm glow of a sunset or indulging in delectable local cuisine, holidaymakers can savor each moment without the constraints of rigid schedules or crowded tourist hotspots.
In essence, a holiday period in Madeira isn't merely a getaway; it's a revitalizing escape that invigorates the spirit and creates lasting memories.
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5 curiosities of Madeira
Madeira is an island full of surprises and unique characteristics.
Laurisilva Forest: The Laurisilva of Madeira is an ancient type of subtropical rainforest that dates back to the Tertiary period. It covers a substantial part of the island and is recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This forest is one of the last remaining in the world and is home to unique flora and fauna, including many endemic species.
Levadas: Madeira is famous for its network of levadas, which are small irrigation channels originally constructed to bring water from the wetter north of the island to the drier south. These levadas now serve as fantastic hiking trails, offering walkers stunning views and access to remote areas of the island.
Madeira Wine: This fortified wine is world-renowned and has been produced in the region for over 500 years. Madeira wine is known for its unique aging process where it undergoes heat and oxidation, giving it distinctive flavors that can range from dry to sweet.
New Year's Fireworks: Madeira holds a record for hosting one of the largest fireworks displays in the world. The spectacular New Year's Eve fireworks show in Funchal, the capital city, is a major tourist attraction, drawing visitors from all around the globe to witness the breathtaking spectacle.
Eternal Spring: Due to its geographical position and mountainous terrain, Madeira enjoys a subtropical climate with remarkably mild temperatures all year round. This 'eternal spring' climate makes the island a perfect destination for those seeking a getaway any time of the year, contributing to its lush vegetation and the continuous bloom of a variety of flowers and plants.
The most important things to see in Madeira
Funchal: Explore the capital's historic Sé Cathedral, lively Mercado dos Lavradores, and picturesque marina. The Madeira Botanical Garden is also a must-see for its diverse plant life.
Cabo Girão: One of Europe’s highest sea cliffs, offering stunning views from a glass-floored skywalk.
Monte: Reach this charming area via cable car from Funchal. Don't miss the traditional toboggan ride and the beautiful Church of Our Lady of Monte.
Pico do Arieiro and Pico Ruivo: These peaks provide some of the best hiking experiences in Madeira, with breathtaking panoramic views.
Laurisilva Forest: A UNESCO World Heritage site, this ancient subtropical forest is a haven for nature enthusiasts.
Porto Moniz: Known for its natural volcanic swimming pools, perfect for a unique swimming experience in a stunning setting.
Levadas: Walking the levada trails is a quintessential Madeiran experience, offering a unique way to explore the island’s landscape and traditional water channels.
The best time to rent a House in Madeira
Choosing the best time to rent a house in Madeira depends on your preferences for weather, activities, and crowd levels. Here’s a concise guide:
Spring (March to May): Ideal for enjoying mild weather and the vibrant Madeira Flower Festival in April. It's less crowded, making it a peaceful time to visit.
Summer (June to August): Peak tourist season with the warmest weather, perfect for beach activities and festivals like the Atlantic Festival in June. However, expect higher rental prices and more tourists.
Autumn (September to November): The weather remains warm, suitable for outdoor activities, with fewer tourists than summer. This period also features the Madeira Wine Festival in September.
Winter (December to February): Offers the quietest and potentially most affordable time to rent, with mild weather compared to much of Europe. The New Year’s celebrations are a major highlight, featuring spectacular fireworks.
Let yourself be enveloped by this haven of natural beauty.
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Frequently asked questions about renting a house in Madeira
What are the advantages of choosing a holiday rental over a hotel?
Holiday homes provide ample space and privacy, along with well-equipped kitchens, flexible lodging choices, and the opportunity to immerse yourself in the local lifestyle of the island. If you relish this immersive holiday experience, explore our selection of holiday homes and secure your booking promptly!
Is it necessary to rent a car in Madeira?
Renting a car in Madeira can greatly enhance your travel experience, depending on your plans and how much of the island you wish to explore.
If you prefer structured schedules or are staying mainly in Funchal where public transport is more frequent, you might manage without a car. For a more adventurous and flexible trip, especially if you aim to explore widely, renting a car is advisable.
What amenities are typically included in a holiday house rental in Madeira
Holiday house rentals in Madeira typically include a variety of amenities to enhance your stay. Most homes feature a fully equipped kitchen with appliances such as a refrigerator, stove, and microwave, along with necessary kitchenware. Reliable Wi-Fi and television with local and international channels are common for entertainment and connectivity. Properties often have a washing machine, which is convenient for longer stays.
Many rentals also offer private outdoor spaces like balconies, terraces, or gardens, often with stunning views of the ocean or Madeira's lush landscapes, and may include outdoor furniture and BBQ facilities.
What activities and attractions are nearby to holiday house rentals in Madeira?
Hiking and Nature Walks: Many rentals are near levada trails for unique hiking experiences through stunning landscapes like the Laurisilva forest, a UNESCO World Heritage site.
Beaches and Swimming: Although Madeira is not known for sandy beaches, there are natural volcanic pools and pebbly beaches such as Praia Formosa, offering swimming and snorkeling opportunities.
Historical Sites: Explore Madeira’s rich history at museums and historic sites, including the Quinta das Cruzes Museum in Funchal.
Gardens and Parks: The island boasts beautiful gardens like the Monte Palace Tropical Garden and the Madeira Botanical Garden, which display exotic plants and offer spectacular views.
Local Markets and Shopping: Experience local culture at markets like Mercado dos Lavradores in Funchal, where you can taste local foods and find unique souvenirs.
Golfing: Madeira has scenic golf courses such as Palheiro Golf and Santo da Serra Golf, accessible from many holiday rentals.
Cable Car Rides and Water Sports: Enjoy cable car rides for aerial views of the island and engage in water sports like sailing and whale watching from nearby marinas.