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A unique swimming pool is partially embedded within rock formations, featuring crystal-clear water that reflects the bright blue sky above. Natural light filters through, creating a serene atmosphere in this inviting space.
Home in Campanario
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 53 reviews

Villas Calhau da Lapa 10

Welcome to Villa Calhau da Lapa 10, located in Campanário, 600 meters from the beach, where the splendor of the sea and mountains come together to create a truly captivating setting. This 19th century property was rebuilt over three years (2021 to 2024) by artists and craftsmen, giving it a unique identity, and was designed to provide maximum comfort and an exclusive lifestyle, offering an unparalleled residential experience. Located in an easily accessible location, this villa offers panoramic views of the sea and mountains. With a private, heated swimming pool, 12 meters long, 6 meters of which are excavated in the rock, giving it a unique identity and romanticism. The Villa offers 2 comfortable bedrooms, with flat-screen cable TV, air conditioning, fully equipped kitchen with stove, refrigerator, microwave, Nespresso coffee maker, washing machine and dryer, two bathrooms, outdoor barbecue free Wi-Fi and free parking. With space entirely dedicated to your well-being: swimming in the pool, relaxing in the garden or enjoying a barbecue are some of the privileged moments that Villa Calhau da Lapa 10 offers its guests.

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Home in Santana
5.0 out of 5 average rating, 262 reviews

Beatriz's little house

Hello! We are Sonia, Elio and our daughter Beatriz. Our goal is to make your vacation unforgettable!! Welcome to our home!! The "Casinha da Beatriz" is located in Santana, land of typical houses, ex-libris and tourist poster of the island of Madeira. They were houses composed of an attic, where agricultural products were kept, and a ground floor with the living area. We rebuilt one of these typical "little houses," dating back to 1950, with all the comforts of today. It overlooks the sea/mountains.

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A traditional Madeiran house is set against a backdrop of dramatic mountains under a colorful sky. The stone structure is surrounded by lush greenery and features a spacious terrace, allowing for stunning views of the natural landscape.
Home in Serra de Água
4.84 out of 5 average rating, 85 reviews

Madeira's last hidden mountain paradise!

Welcome to On the Rocks, your off-grid retreat where serenity meets full seclusion. Surrounded by the soothing sounds of cascading waterfalls, unwind with panoramic views that stretch across the horizon. Nestled in the heart of the island (15 min to both coasts), with hiking trails at your doorstep, you’re perfectly positioned to explore or relax. Whether seeking adventure or sun-soaked relaxation, this peaceful sanctuary offers the perfect balance—a home base to discover or a haven to recharge.

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A spacious Jacuzzi is shown in the foreground, its bubbling water reflecting sunlight. In the background, a panoramic view of the ocean is visible, framed by a dining area set with chairs and a large table under a shaded canopy.
Apartment in Paul do Mar
5.0 out of 5 average rating, 69 reviews

The Paradise - Ocean-Mountains-Jacuzzi-Air Con

The Paradise – a wonderful oceanfront escape on the sunny south coast of Madeira. Nestled between the deep blue Atlantic and dramatic mountain backdrops of Paul Do Mar , this stylish fully air conditioned two-bedroom apartment offers comfort, beauty, and serenity. Enjoy a panoramic terrace with sunset views, Jacuzzi, outdoor dining and ample space for you to unwind or work remotely. Perfect for couples, families, or digital nomads seeking peace, sunshine, and inspiration—just steps from the sea.

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Home in Fajã da Ovelha
4.94 out of 5 average rating, 65 reviews

Casa do Terrāço - Quinta Falcões do Sol

Casa Terrãço is a restored stone house that combines the unique charm of a centuries-old structure with modern comfort. The house features an open floor plan on the first level with a fully equipped kitchen and living space that offers ocean views through a big glass door. The top floor contains a spacious bedroom that opens to a large private terrace, providing breathtaking views of the ocean. Outside you will have a private area with a fire pit and access to the shared heated saltwater pool.

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Tent in Achadas da Cruz
4.89 out of 5 average rating, 100 reviews

Be adventurous, something completely different 3

Located in the north-western part of the island ,its an amazing location protected by conservation laws that have kept the area free of over development. With epic mountain and sea-views (the photos don't do it justice) the tents are located 450m above the coastline. If a place to relax and unwind is what you after then this would be the place to come to. There are also some amazing levada walks to explore in the area.There are three tents on the property so you might neighbours.

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A yurt is positioned amidst vibrant yellow flowers, set against a backdrop of lush greenery. The coastline and a winding road are visible in the distance, with the ocean meeting a partly cloudy sky, creating a serene and natural landscape.
Yurt in Ponta do Sol
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 471 reviews

Mango Yurt ~Eco-Glamping in a Hidden Paradise

Wake up in total privacy, surrounded by a lush permaculture garden where you can see, taste, and smell nature’s abundance. At Canto das Fontes, in the sunny Sítio dos Anjos, it feels like eternal spring all year — even when other parts of Madeira are cooler. An award-winning regenerative eco-glamping where sustainability meets comfort and luxury, with a natural pool, Honesty Ba,r and stunning views of the sea and waterfall. 💧🌿 More pictures and vibes: @cantodasfontes

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A panoramic view of the Atlantic Ocean stretches beneath a clear blue sky, with rolling green hills leading down to the coastline. A modern infinity pool with a waterfall feature is visible in the foreground, seamlessly blending with the landscape.
Home in Ribeira Brava
5.0 out of 5 average rating, 60 reviews

MG House

An oasis in the heart of Madeira's West Zone facing south and with a fantastic sunset. Quiet residential area with good access. 5 minutes from the beach, shops and restaurants and in a great location for exploring the island. A modern house with a heated saltwater pool (for a fee), good areas, barbecue, solarium area, garden with aromatic herbs, gym and parking. The entire house is air-conditioned and has a kitchen equipped to celebrate great moments.

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A bright living area is visible, featuring colorful decorative pillows on a sofa. A balcony with a small table and chairs is seen through expansive glass doors, offering views of the surrounding landscape and distant hills.
Flat in Funchal
4.95 out of 5 average rating, 151 reviews

Ferreiros 4 -Fantastic Duplex by Heart of Funchal

This apartment with 103 square meters is located on the second floor and divided in two floors. In the lower floor, there is a bedroom with queen-size bed, a spacious bathroom with shower and a french balcony. In the upper floor, there is a large living room with sofabed (capacity for 2 guests) fully equipped kitchen, laundry, bathroom with shower and a charming balcony where you can have your meals.

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An infinity pool stretches over a wooden deck, with views of the expansive Atlantic Ocean and dramatic cliffs. Sunlight reflects off the water's surface, enhancing the serene atmosphere. Surrounding greenery complements the natural setting, inviting relaxation and contemplation.
Flat in Paul do Mar
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 225 reviews

Meu Pé de Cacau - Studio Papaya in Paúl do Mar

Meu Pé de Cacau is a tropical fruit garden surrounded by dramatic cliffs to the north-east and the vast Atlantic Ocean to the south-west. Four beautifully designed and sustainably built studios share the property with an infinity pool, social areas and luxurious plantations hosting hundreds of different tropical fruits, planted on traditional agricultural terraces hand crafted in basalt stone.

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A private pool is set against a backdrop of lush greenery and a rustic yellow house with a tiled roof. The pool’s clear blue water is visible, complemented by the surrounding plant life that adds to the serene atmosphere.
Villa in Funchal
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 165 reviews

Quinta do Alto

Situated inside an old farmhouse of the island, and located on the outskirts of the capital Funchal, near the Botanical Garden, the villa is a one bedroom with one double bed, a toilet, common room and kitchenette. Outside the villa, guests have an exclusive use of the swimming pool, encased in a rich flora and varied fruit growing. Relax in this unique and tranquil spot.

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An expansive view of the Atlantic Ocean is presented from the edge of a private infinity pool. The tranquil waters reflect the clear blue sky above, while rolling hills and the coastline of Camara de Lobos are visible in the background.
Home in Câmara de Lobos
5.0 out of 5 average rating, 97 reviews

Peak A Boo (Private Heated Pool & Private Parking)

Take it easy at this unique and tranquil getaway with breathtaking views. The interior design with large sliding glass panels offers a real alfresco feeling for those balmy Madeiran days and nights. The exterior terrace with private infinity heated pool is a true balcony over the Atlantic Ocean glamorously charming the bay just under your eyes.

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All about Madeira

The Madeira archipelago is part of Portugal, yet it’s over 1,000 kilometres from the European mainland and just half that distance from the African coast. Most of its population lives on two main islands — Madeira and Porto Santo — while Sevagens and Desertas remain uninhabited. Known for astounding scenery, abundant green vegetation, and diverse native wildlife, the islands draw people seeking adventure as much as those in search of tranquillity.

Hikers head to Madeira to wend their way up mountain passes, under waterfalls, and through blueberry patches. Water-lovers take a two-hour ferry from Madeira to Porto Santo’s seven kilometres of sand beaches for a refreshing dip or some sea kayaking. Funchal, Madeira’s capital city, is home to the tile-adorned Mercado dos Lavradores — whose immaculate displays of fresh fruit draw the eye — and geometric displays of bright blooms at the Madeira Botanical Garden.

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Wineries

Madeira’s wines are world-famous, and there are plenty of opportunities to explore the island’s verdant vineyards and wineries. From wine walking routes around Funchal to commercially operated tours of the island, epicureans will enjoy sampling the fruits of the island’s fertile soil.

Funchal-Monte Cable Car

The cable car that shuttles you between Funchal Monte Cable Car may only be a 20-minute journey, but it offers panoramic views of the lush island. Once you’ve ascended to the peaceful suburb of Monte, you can explore the Monte Palace Tropical Gardens, and then, if you’re up for an equally memorable trip back to the capital, you can descend in a wicker toboggan, whizzing down winding roads at speeds of up to 30 mph.

Pico do Ariero to Pico Ruivo

Not for the faint-hearted, this is a challenging 11-kilometre hike on the third-highest peak in Madeira. A thousand metres of incline take you along narrow pathways, up and down tricky staircases, and through dark tunnels. The four-hour round trip rewards brave adventurers with astounding views and a well-deserved sense of achievement.