Madeira Property

Madeira is known as the floating garden of the Atlantic, Madeira property has become extremely popular with people looking for a holiday home for many reasons but one of the biggest reasons is its natural beauty.

Property in Madeira is subject to Portugese law and therefore offers extremely good protection and an established legal framework so you can rest assured, buying a property in Madeira is a straightforward and simple process.

With two superb 18 hole golf courses on Madeira and a great selection of apartments and villas to suit all budgets, combined with a wide variety of low cost airlines flying direct to the island, Madeira property is starting to focus on a lot of holiday home owners radar as more and more of them are waking up to the potential Madeira property offers.

Planet Viva are able to offer exclusive Madeira properties starting from as low as 80,000 euros, with full build guarantees and amazing views all from developers with a proven track record of delivering quality property in Madeira, it is also easy to get your new property in Madeira furnished as there are some great Portugal furniture pack suppliers. Snagging your new property is something we can help with as we recommend a superb Portugal snagging company that can also snag on Madeira.

We can also offer advice on car shipping to Portugal if you are looking to move over on a permanent basis.

Madeira Overview

Madeira is set against a stunning backdrop of rugged mountains, which come tumbling down into the blue ocean. Madeira is famous for its flowers which blanket the island.

Madeira is also home to picturesue villages set in the hillside many with incredibly beautiful gardens, bursting with colour from orchids and bougainvillea, there are also amzing waterfalls that are dotted around the island.

Madeira is an Autonomous region of Portugal and is located approx. 900 km from Lisbon, Madeira was discovered by Portugese explorers in the 15^th century and was named due to its forests and general foliage, in Portugese Madeira means wood.

The island of Madeira is part of the Madeira archipelago which is made up of the main island of Madeira, the smaller island of Porto Santo (50km from Funchal), the three uninhabited islets of Ilheu Chao, Deserta Grande, Ilheu do Bugio and futher south the small group of the Selvagens islands which are a nature protected conservation area.

The climate of Madeira is classified as subtropical which allows a temperature usually no higher than 24 C in the summer and no less the 16 C) in the winter.