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Currency: Euro
Approx flight time from London: Flights to Funchal take approx. 3½ hours.
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The pearl of the Atlantic, the floating garden, the island of perennial spring... few other islands can have inspired more poetic names than Madeira. But aside from its botanical gardens and verdant coastal and mountainous regions, the island is also rich in history. This is a truly wonderful destination for a villa holiday.

Regional information for villa holidays in Madeira

Madeira Island is 35 miles long, 13 miles wide and covers an area of 459 sq miles, with a population of approximately 260,000 Portuguese speaking people occupying both the main island and Porto Santo.
Madeira's location off the coast of Morocco has given the island a surprisingly balanced climate, with mild, moderate temperatures all year round. It has also blessed the island with stunning and varied vegetation. Along the south coast, you find banana plantations tightly packed on steep, stone-walled terraces. Heading for the mountains, you pass through vineyards and vegetable patches before reaching misty forests of eucalyptus, mimosa and mahogany trees. The higher reaches of Madeira's central spine are covered in heather, whilst the humid north of the island is cloaked in a dense jungle of laurel trees, shrubs, ferns and mosses.

What to see and do on a villa holiday in Madeira

Although Madeira is comparatively small, you should allow plenty of time for exploration, not only to allow for the mountainous terrain, but also to savour the fabulous views that unfold around every corner. Exploration on foot is also enjoyable for the reasonably fit, particularly along the ancient "levadas", an extensive network of irrigation channels dating back to the 15th and 16th century.
Whether you seek the cultured sophistication of Funchal, the rural simplicity of the villages or the untouched nature of the uninhabited interior, Madeira really is an island for all seasons, offering excellent scope for fascinating exploration and superb facilities for blissful relaxation.

Something for your tastebuds on villa holidays in Madeira

Madeira is renowned for its delicious wine and so what better a way to enjoy the fresh delicacies from the local markets than with a glass of this famous tipple.

Igluvillas in Madeira

If you're seeking an action-packed holiday of island hopping, water-skiing and sailing, or just a relaxing time spent on the beach or taking in the natural beauty, then Madeira has everything you need. Igluvillas can help you arrange a full package or simply the accommodation only, leaving you free to organise your own travel to this wonderful island.
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