Hotel Quinta da Serra - Hotel Bio
The nature of Madeira is our home
Madeira
Discover Madeira from the mountains
Between the deep blue of the Atlantic and the intense green of the mountains, Madeira is an island of natural contrasts and breathtaking beauty. Volcanic, dramatic and at the same time delicate, it is a destination where nature sets the pace and time slows down.
From Jardim da Serra, at 820 metres above sea level, the island reveals itself in all its grandeur: deep valleys, dramatic viewpoints, ancient trails and fishing villages that preserve their identity.
The region
Location
Jardim da Serra, on the island’s mountainous slopes
Altitude
820 metres above sea level
Main distances
- Câmara de Lobos — 10 km
- Funchal — 15 km
- Madeira International Airport — 30 km
Surrounding property
14 hectares of gardens and preserved nature
The privileged location allows you to combine the best of both worlds: the serenity of the mountains and the proximity to the sea and the capital.
Nature and Landscape
Boca da Corrida
One of the island’s most impressive viewpoints, overlooking the Ribeira Brava valley and the central mountain massif. Ideal for walking and contemplation.
Madeira Levadas
Historic irrigation channels that have been transformed into unique walking trails, winding through forests and mountains.
Cliffs and Atlantic coastline
Dramatic escarpments where green meets the ocean, creating landscapes of rare intensity.
Culture and Identity
Madeira is also living tradition:
- Fishing villages such as Câmara de Lobos, immortalised by Winston Churchill
- Authentic gastronomy with flavours from the sea and the mountains
- Madeira wine, internationally renowned
- Traditional festivals and local markets
Here, modernity and tradition coexist without losing authenticity.
A year-round destination
Thanks to its mild and stable climate, Madeira is a haven in any season. Blooming springs, bright summers, golden autumns and mild winters make the island perfect for walking, relaxation or romantic getaways.