Singles Holidays to Madeira

Madeira means fun! Known as Floating Garden, the island of Madeira is situated in the Atlantic Ocean, 500km from the African coast and 1000km from the European Continent. The island's breath-taking views make it perfect for a solo holiday Madeira.

Madeira is adorned with stunning scenery and luxuriant mountains. This archipelago has mild climate all year around. The island is a perfect blend of the green of nature and the bright blue of the sky and sea. Madeira is a place where the charm and tradition rub shoulders with modern comfort in absolute respect for nature.

Travellers on a single holiday Madeira, who really wish to explore Madeira, have a whole new world awaiting them. A solo vacation Madeira offers every single traveller a chance to enjoy the fantastic, breath-taking views of the mountains. A traveller could even follow the trails and paths in the Laurissilva Forest or take a wonderful sailboat trip along the coast to watch dolphins and whales. He could even walk along the levada waterways or visit the delightful fishing village, Camara de Lobos, where Winston Churchill used to paint. If you have an appetite for adventure,  could take the cable car up to Monte and whiz down the streets on the famous sledge ride. You can also take a jeep safari or cruise along the coast on Nau Santa Maria, a replica of Christopher Columbus's flagship.

To complete your cheap singles holidays Madeira, you may visit the island of Porto Santo, only 15 minutes by plane or 2 ½ hours by ferry. The 'Golden Island' is blessed with 9 km of fine beaches unpolluted sand washed by clear, calm sea.

Madeira is full of fun in addition to natural attractions and all year round spring weather!

Carnival:

The city wakes up on the Friday before Shrove Tuesday to the sound of bands, samba and carnival parades. What a great sight!

Flower Festival:

Every year after Easter, Funchal is the stage of a luxurious treat for the senses. Flower festival celebrates spring and the season's exuberant flowering.

Atlantic Festival:

The Atlantic Festival takes place in June and involves both culture and entertainment- music festival, international fire works competition and street animation.

Wine Festival:

This festival is held early September when the grape harvest begins all over the island. It features decorations, music and dancing.

Columbus Festival:

In September, Vila Baleira devotes a week to Christopher Columbus who lived on the island for several years.

X 'mas & New Year Celebrations:

Funchal bay's unique amphitheatre is transformed into giant nativity scene illuminated with thousands of lights decking the city's main streets from the second half of November, in a scenario of rare beauty. To hail in the New Year, amazing firework displays are launched from 50 different points at 10 minute intervals with parties on the harbour and on the local boats which continue until the early hours.