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Cheap Hotels in Madeira with children |
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Accommodation codes: R/O - room only, S/C - self catering, B&B - bed & breakfast, H/B - half board, F/B - full board, AI - All inclusive, DI - Drinks included (S/C plus drinks). |
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Dom Pedro Garajau Aparthotel, Canico, 29/02/08 AI from £207 pp |
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Gorgulho Aparthotel, Funchal, Madeira, 13/03/08 H/B from £201 pp |
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Estalagem Do Mar, Sao Vicente, Madeira, 09/07/08 H/B from £152 pp |
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Don't risk loosing your holiday - Book where you see the ABTA & ATOL logo |
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Dorisol Mimosa, Funchal, Madeira, 13/10/08 H/B from £143 pp |
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Dorisol Estrelicia, Funchal, Madeira, 16/06/08 H/B from £146 pp |
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Aparthotel Luamar, Porto Santo, Madeira, 29/02/08 B&B from £117 pp |
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Important advice! If you book your flight & hotel together your holiday will become ATOL protected |
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Estalagem Encumeada, Ribeira Brava, 16/06/08, H/B from £130 pp |
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Hotel Praia Dourada, Porto Santo, Madeira, 24/03/08 B&B from £104 pp |
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Paul do Mar Hotel, Calheta, Madeira, 09/07/08 H/B from £248 pp |
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We compare all rates from both the hotel and its agent and only show you the lowest |
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Dorisol Florasol, Funchal, Madeira, 07/07/08 H/B from £143 pp |
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Dom Pedro Baia, Machico, Madeira, 16/06/08 AI from £211 pp |
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Pestana Atalaia Aparthotel, Canico, 16/06/08 H/B from £255 pp |
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We have hundred's more family friendly cheap hotels & apartments in Madeira. To see them all simply use the search box below. You'll just love the price. |
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All holidays are ABTA & ATOL protected. Need help, then call us on 0845 430 2004 |
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Price is per person per week & given as an example, subject to availability. Based on 2 people sharing for 1 week at the board level shown. Price includes any Early Booking Discounts and Free Child Places. |
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Madeira is small, just 13 miles wide and 35 miles long, and has no beaches, but it does have an Eden-like beauty with its rich volcanic soil having turned it into a botanical wonderland and agricultural treasure house. Most of the indigenous thick forest was destroyed in a fire created by the first Portuguese colonialists to clear it for farming. Today however the fragrant island blooms with colourful masses of orchids, bougainvillea, frangipani, wisteria and geraniums. Fruit and herbs grow in profusion on the hillsides and in ravines, and the mountain slopes are terraced with orchards and vineyards. The island has been termed a 'floating garden'. Madeira is a walkers paradise with its mountains, picture-postcard villages, magnificent churches and breathtaking waterfalls all waiting to be discovered. 
