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Madeira flights
Madeira flights, which take around three and a half hours from the UK, descend to a tropical archipelago of the Atlantic Ocean, which contains two inhabited islands - Madeira and Porto Santo - as well as two groups of uninhabited islands. Flights to Madeira bring you to a destination often referred to as the Islands of Eternal Spring, as a result of their year round mild climate. The islands are known for their stunning flora and fauna, especially when flowering begins in spring.
For such a small destination, Madeira has an amazing amount to offer, including many historical monuments, traditional markets, the Lido promenade, and various gardens and parks. When staying on the main island, you yet have the smaller ones to explore, including the nature reserves of the uninhabited islands. Funchal also has a purpose built attraction, the Madeira Story Centre; an interactive museum which chronicles Madeira's history and development. São Vicente's Volcanism Centre and Caves provide an exciting destination, including caves with lava tubes, that combines education with fun as it describes the birth of an island.
Flight prices to Madeira tend to be fairly stable, as the islands experience good weather all year, and cheap flights to Madeira are best sourced through our flight price comparison tool. Once you find a cheap flight, it is best to book early as demand for flights is usually high.
