How much does a holiday accommodation cost in Madeira?
Based on our data, holiday accommodations in Madeira have an average price of 234 € for one night.
A 2 bedroom house in the beautiful village of Jardim do Mar
Brand new Luxus Villa, surrounded by peace and quiet, where silence still can be experienced.
Light-flooded and comfortable holiday home above the Atlantic Ocean. Simply a place where you can still hear the silence.
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Enjoyment in style for discerning guests...luxurious and high quality holiday villa with heated salt water pool and panoramic sea and mountain views.
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Casa Do Golfe: 140 m² holiday home in Ponta do Pargo, 2 rooms, accommodates up to 4 people.
2 bedroom villa on the seafront in a quiet village
Vacation apartment Serendipity Green in Ribeira Brava, Portugal, 90 m², for up to 4 people, 2 rooms.
Sustainable
2 bedroom villa on the seafront in a quiet village
Comfortable apartment with stunning sea views
Perto do Mar - Superior Verde -
Comfortable Apartment with stunning sea view
Luxury villa with large, heated pool and a breathtaking view over the Atlantic ... simply enjoy! Now with 'Early Bird' reduction for all bookings for 2021!
Lovely cottage in Canico de Baixo with sea views, wireless
A seafront villa with 3 bedrooms, and an infinity swimming pool set in an established garden
Casa Matschinegg with Me (e) view
AN ENTIRE HOUSE just for you: No deposit Free Wi-Fi + utilities Children aged 7 and up welcome Tourist tax 2€/person/night for a maximum of 7 nights
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20% Promotion 04/21/2026 - 05/22/2026
Casa R45 - Holidays + independence
Bungalow with garden, large terrace, indoor and outdoor fireplace. Facing the sea in the quiet residential district. Palm by adult sea. Sea Swimming Pool Lift 50m
Villa - Living in joy a very special holiday experience with great views of the sea, coast and banana plantations plus a large garden area with barbecue/fireplace!
Spacious villa in the south of Madeira. Sea view, pool. Availability only on request.
Holiday home Casa Branca in Arco da Calheta, approx. 80 m², max. 4 people, 2 bedrooms. Modern new house with sea view and penthouse.
Are you still looking for the right holidaymakers for your holiday home or apartment?
Our price and availability stats help you find the best time to travel.
Cheapest month:
February - Ø 201€/night
Most expensive month:
July - Ø 277€/night
Best chances for available stays:
January - 81% available
Lowest availability:
August - only 59% available
218€ for 25 Apr - 02 May
245€ Yearly average
67% for 25 Apr - 02 May
69% Yearly average
Have you found the right accommodation, or even a villa where you will stay? Then nothing stands in the way of trips to Madeira's attractions. A highlight is certainly the Tropical Garden in Funchal. It is a masterful garden that, besides many exotic plants, also displays numerous Azulejos. Two oriental areas also lead into the past - including the time when the Portuguese were in Japan. The lava pools in Porto Moniz in the northwest of Madeira are also very popular. Here you can swim and snorkel in saltwater. The pool is daily flushed by the sea. It is surrounded by dark lava rock. On the peninsula Ponta de São Lourenço in the east of Madeira, you can explore a unique landscape in the nature reserve, with bizarre rock formations and a carpet of flowers in spring. On clear days, you can see as far as the neighboring island of Porto Santo. A trip to the small town Calheta and its surroundings in the southwest is also worthwhile. The sandy beach there is particularly beautiful - the only one on the island, ideal for a beach holiday in Madeira. Sand was specifically brought from the Sahara to Calheta for this purpose. It is also a popular destination for water sports enthusiasts of all kinds. Here you will also find affordable accommodations such as apartments and holiday homes.
Would you like to rent an apartment or a holiday home in Madeira? You have a free choice! Most vacation accommodations or even villas offer free Wi-Fi, many sights nearby, or a fantastic view of the Atlantic. Most excursion destinations are also not far away. A major highlight is Cabo Girão, about three kilometers west of Câmara de Lobos in the south of Madeira. The 580-meter-high cape is the highest cliff in Europe. The view is simply spectacular. Another great excursion destination is the Botanical Garden of Funchal. The Jardim Botânico is a wonderful place to relax and discover new things. Here you can see the most colorful flowers on the island, delve into exotic plant and tree worlds, and also encounter the local bird species. It's no wonder Madeira is also known as the island of flowers. The garden is divided into the following areas: native island plants, trees of the world, the fantastic world of succulents, plants from God's healing and pleasure garden, Loiro Park with rare birds and plants. To conclude, you can enjoy a coffee at the terrace café. Cultural events also regularly take place in the amphitheater. If you are spending a holiday in Madeira, a trip to Pico Ruivo is also recommended. It is the highest mountain on the island (1,862 meters). The mountain can only be climbed on foot and is one of Madeira's great hiking destinations. If you are lucky with the weather, you will have a breathtaking view over the central highlands or the island of Porto Santo. The beautiful coast exudes tranquility and offers many opportunities for active vacationers or travelers interested in water sports.
The beautiful island Madeira is suitable for a holiday with a pool. Numerous vacation apartments, holiday homes, or villas offer pools. Especially your children will be amazed when they see the wonderfully equipped house with its own swimming pool. That's why Madeira is a particularly popular destination for families. A great excursion destination is also the impressive lava caves of São Vicente in the north of the island. The Grutas de São Vicente originated from a volcano and are now almost 900,000 years old. A tour through the caves leads you through a unique labyrinth of passages, which are between five and six meters high. There is also an information center where you can learn extensively about the volcanism on Madeira. The next top tip for families takes you back to Funchal. A cable car takes you from the edge of the old town up to Monte. There you will be greeted by a fabulous sea view and beautiful nature for hiking. In Monte, there are also further attractions such as the Largo do Fonte with the drinking fountain, the city park, or the Tropical Garden.
Have you rented a holiday home or a private vacation apartment in a good location with a wonderful view of the sea? Then you can also dive into the culinary diversity of Madeira on your own. Try, for example, the Black Scabbardfish (Espada), an original specialty in the island's restaurants. The fish is usually fried as a fillet and served with halved bananas. Another local specialty is Espetada, a meat skewer about one meter long. If you are staying in an apartment or in a house without neighbors in Madeira between October and December, you can try the chestnuts, which are roasted on charcoal and doused with seawater. The world-famous Madeira wine, which also forms the basis for Madeira sauce, is well-known. However, the national drink of the islanders is Poncha, a mixture of sugarcane schnapps, lemon juice, and honey. Besides the classic version with lemon, Poncha is often also offered with absinthe, tamarillo, orange, or passion fruit.
If you book a vacation apartment privately or a holiday home with a great view in Madeira, you will inevitably notice the famous Azulejos. These are mostly square mosaics on colorfully painted and glazed ceramic tiles. Often they depict flowers, ships, or bird motifs. You can see them, for example, on the facades of houses and churches, public buildings, or on ornate villas. The Azulejos were brought to Portugal around the year 1500 from Moorish workshops in southern Spain. Also typical for Madeira are the basketry works made from willow rods. Due to their flexibility, willow rods are ideal for making fine and light items, but also for furniture. If you want to get to know the culture of the island more closely, you can also visit one of the numerous museums. Among the most interesting are the Embroidery Museum at the Instituto do Vinho, the Museu de Arte Sacra Funchal, or the CR7 Museum there. There, in a large house, you can learn all sorts of interesting facts about the island's most famous son: footballer Cristiano Ronaldo. Particularly impressive are the over 125 trophies that are permanently on display. The cultural history also includes the oldest church in Madeira: the Cathedral of Funchal. It was consecrated in 1514 by the bishop and was built from twelve different types of volcanic stone. In front of the imposing cathedral stands a statue of Pope John Paul II, who visited the city in 1991.
The volcanic island of Madeira is a popular Portuguese island in the Atlantic Ocean, part of the Madeira archipelago along with the smaller island of Porto Santo and an uninhabited group of islands called Ilhas Desertas. Madeira has about 235,000 inhabitants. You can reach your vacation rental, affordable holiday home, or even a privately rented villa by plane from the mainland. With a direct flight, you can head straight to the airport of Funchal. Santa Catarina Airport is located near Santa Cruz, about 16 kilometers from Madeira's capital, Funchal. From the mainland in Portugal, you can also comfortably fly from the capital Lisbon to Madeira to your accommodation. If you have booked an apartment or house on Porto Santo, you can fly from Madeira's capital with a small plane. There is also a more leisurely option: you can also reach your destination by ferry. Thus, nothing stands in the way of a beautiful holiday by the sea, beach, with numerous attractions.
Based on our data, holiday accommodations in Madeira have an average price of 234 € for one night.
If you want to have an affordable vacation in Madeira, you should look for accommodations in these regions: Caniço de Baixo, Funchal and Ribeira Brava.
When choosing the best vacation accommodation in Madeira, we recommend Perto do Mar - Superior Verde -, Casa R30 and Casa Matschinegg with Me (e) view. These accommodations have been rated particularly well by our guests.
You don't have to leave your pet behind in Madeira, as there are 6 accommodations that allow pets. Dog owners feel particularly comfortable in Calheta, Caniço de Baixo and Machico.
If you want to save money when planning your vacation, book a private vacation rental. With us, you have direct contact with the landlord. This way, you pay no booking or service fees, just the pure rental price.