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The image captures a wooden-roofed structure situated beside a calm sea, with expansive views of the coastline and towering rocky cliffs under a clear blue sky. The serene waters glisten in the sunlight, providing a striking contrast to the natural landscape.
Place to stay
4.95 out of 5 average rating, 273 reviews

Uni WATER Studio

Wake up to absolute mind blowing scenery in this mezzanine featuring floor to ceiling high windows facing the island's stunning coastline, often requiring a second look to truly appreciate the beauty that this magnificent island has to offer. The mezzanine accommodates two people, has an ensuite bathroom, a fully equipped kitchen and also has access to its own private garden. Needless to say, our infinity pool is also there for you to enjoy and relax. Free parking is available in Jardim do Mar.

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A private terrace is seen adorned with a round dining table and two wooden chairs, overlooking the scenic Funchal harbor. Lush greenery frames the viewpoint, while the soft glow of sunset fills the sky, enhancing the relaxed atmosphere.
Flat
4.93 out of 5 average rating, 123 reviews

Painters Cottage Pool & Ocean View balcony Funchal

Walk to the beach & Funchal city center. Fantastic seaview 1 bedroom apartment in an authentic part of old Funchal with swimming pool, garden, BBQ & private terrace. Fast Internet & street parking. Enjoy the large balcony all year with warm climate & views of the harbour. Charming fully equipped flat set in a heritage property with beautiful interior design & a full kitchen. Perfect countryside feel base to live like a local surrounded by nature & explore Madeiras hikes, food & ocean in style

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An outdoor seating area is highlighted by a decorative pillow featuring a floral design, resting against a woven chair. In the background, the infinity pool overlooks the expansive blue Atlantic ocean, framed by a clear sky.
Home
4.95 out of 5 average rating, 126 reviews

Old Wine Villa

Welcome to Paradise! Come stay at our cozy Villa with a splendid Atlantic ocean view by the infinity pool! This house was first built in 1932 and since then it has been know as "Casa do Vinho Velho", "The Old Wine House". My great-grand mother used to tell stories about the old man "Vinho Velho" and his passion for his wine and agriculture. The house has been updated but we have kept old features, like an old brick oven in the kitchen and 3 stone rocks for vine hanging in the living room!

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A secluded orange tent is positioned against a stunning sunset over the ocean. Vibrant colors fill the sky, with clouds gently illuminated. Lush greenery surrounds the tent, providing a sense of intimacy with nature in a tranquil, elevated setting.
Yurt
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 628 reviews

Papaia Yurt ~ EcoGlamping in a Hidden Paradise

Wake up surrounded by tropical banana plants, listening to the waves by the beach and the spring water falling down the waterfall. This was the first Glamping site on Madeira Island and still the only one that allows you to relax by the hill, with all the comfort, luxury, and above all, the privacy of an exclusive spot not having another tent aside. With common spaces like Swimming Pool, honesty bar, and Social tipi. If your dates are not available, check : www.airbnb.pt/h/figtipiamour.

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A modern tent structure is nestled among lush greenery, showcasing a geometric design. Natural vegetation surrounds the tent, with wooden steps leading up to the entrance. The clear blue sky complements the inviting atmosphere of this serene outdoor retreat.
Tent
4.83 out of 5 average rating, 727 reviews

Be adventurous , something completely different 2

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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An outdoor dining area features a wooden table set with dishes and plants, surrounded by a few chairs. The rustic orange exterior of the adjacent building complements the lush greenery. The sea view can be seen in the background under an overcast sky.
Home
4.92 out of 5 average rating, 106 reviews

Mango House

House with superb sun exposure, peaceful and stunning views over the sea and the mountain. Has 2 bedrooms (one with a double bed and the other with two single beds easily convertible into a double bed), a complete bathroom, a social toilet, open space with kitchen / living and dining room, furniture and careful decoration. Outside enjoy the garden and the pleasant dining space with incredible views of the sea. The barbecue and mini-pool complete your well-being.

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The spacious interior features large glass walls, allowing a panoramic view of the ocean. Two wicker chairs with cushions are positioned to enjoy the scenery. A wooden table is visible nearby, framed by lush greenery and a thatched ceiling, creating a relaxed atmosphere.
Farm stay
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 106 reviews

C Torre Bella Gardens

Welcome to Torre Bela Gardens – Your Perfect Holiday Escape! 🌴🌺 Nestled on a captivating historic estate, your cottage was once the country retreat of British Counts from the island’s earliest days. Surrounded by an exotic fruit farm, a beautifully restored manor house, tranquil gardens, and a charming chapel, there's so much to discover right here. Prepare to be enchanted by incredible viewpoints and a serene atmosphere that invites relaxation. 🌴🍹

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An outdoor dining area is set up under a wooden gazebo, featuring a large table surrounded by metal chairs. A picturesque view of the ocean and cliffs is visible in the background, illuminated by the warm glow of sunset. The space includes decorative lights strung overhead.
Villa
4.94 out of 5 average rating, 167 reviews

Madeira Black Sand House by Stay Madeira Island

Stay Madeira Island presents Madeira Black Sand Beach House! Set on the north coast of Seixal beach, Madeira Black Sand Beach House offers a dream view towards the black sand and the deep blue sea surrounded by green cliffs. This century old stone house has been with the same family for 30 years and was used as a weekend second home. The owners decided to share this unique spot with the world and the refurbished plan had the guest's comfort in mind.

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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
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 187 reviews

Meu Pé de Cacau - Studio Papaia 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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The image captures a view of Casa Nambebe, with a terracotta roof and surrounded by lush banana trees. An inviting infinity pool reflects the blue ocean, while the rugged coastline and greenery enhance the tranquil setting. The house is positioned on a hillside overlooking the sea.
Home
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 177 reviews

Typical house above the sea

"Casa Nambebe" is a typical Madeiran house. Situated on the south slope of Madeira island, it is a great place to relax and enjoy a beautiful view of the sea. The house is placed in the middle of a land of banana trees where the contact with nature is immediate and the infinite pool will have you feel like you're in the ocean. Every sunset is unique. Número de licença ou registo 38381/AL

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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
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 141 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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A hammock is suspended under a covered wooden pergola, offering views of lush green mountains and valleys. The ground is lined with flat stones, and a wooden railing frames the scene, inviting relaxation in a serene environment.
Home
4.88 out of 5 average rating, 311 reviews

Casa "Just Nature" , Madeira Island

"Just nature" is located in S.Vicente\Boaventura. Instagram: @justnaturemadeira An ideal place to visit, wrapped in protected Laurisilva, where the only thing you'll hear is the bird sound! Absorb the amazing views of the northen part of Madeira island. Meet the insides of the Laurissilva by going on a walk in "Levada da Origem" (100 meters from the house).

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Your guide to Madeira

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.


The best time to stay in a holiday rental in Madeira

Madeira enjoys fairly consistent weather year-round, with nearly 250 days of sunshine each year — with the exception of June, which can be cloudy. Villas in Madeira are very popular in the peak months of July and August, and you’ll need plenty of sun protection if you’re exploring at this time of year. Many cruise ships stop by during summer, delivering a steady stream of visitors and maintaining a lively buzz. As August turns to September, the islands’ wine festival celebrates the grape harvest with traditional music, tastings, and open-air performances. Visit in April or May for the weeks-long Madeira Flower Festival, which traditionally takes place four weeks after Easter and is a joyous, colourful celebration of Madeiran culture and wildlife. Traditional Madeira cottages with cosy thatched roofs are also a charming choice for the Christmas holidays.


Top things to do in Madeira

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.

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