What to do during your Madeira holidays
Located in the Atlantic Ocean, the Portuguese archipelago of Madeira is a haven of natural beauty. With its subtropical climate, its warm weather all year round, 2/3 of the islands are a protected area, ideal for open-air activities for family friendly holidays.
Hiking in Madeira
Madeira offers a unique irrigation system. This network, called the levada was built throughout the centuries and is now considered as a unique way to discover the island, both by islanders and visitors. There are about 1,500 kilometres of levadas in Madeira, many of them are covering protected areas such as the Madeira Natural Park and the Funchal Ecological Park. The trails are accessible to the whole family with various levels of difficulty.
Nature in Madeira
Madeira boasts an amazing marine reserve with the Marine Nature Reserve of Garajau. It is the perfect place to enjoy scuba diving in turquoise waters and discover fishes such as Dusky Sea Perches. If you want to see the world rarest seal, head to the Desertas Island, last sanctuary in the Atlantic for the monk seal. Bird lovers will enjoy a boat ride in the Selvegens Islands, one of the most amazing bird sanctuary in the area that will also give you the opportunity to sea whales, dolphins or turtles.
Where to stay in Madeira
Looking for Madeira apartments ? Pierre et Vacances boasts many residences in different areas of the island. Looking to stay in the vibrant city of Funchal? Our residences Four Views Monumental and Pestana Village et Mirama will be your perfect holiday lettings Madeira. Both offer a beautiful swimming pool in a beautiful environment. If you want to stay a bit outside of the city, close to Funchal Natural Park and Garajau Nature Reserve, check out our residences Four Views Oasis and Quinta Splendida in Canico.
