Villa Ponta do Sol

Poisó, nestled on the southwestern coast of Madeira, embodies a picturesque retreat brimming with natural allure and tranquillity. Blessed with a mesmerizing backdrop of rugged cliffs and the Atlantic Ocean's azure expanse, this serene village offers an idyllic escape for holidaymakers seeking both relaxation and adventure.

The village's charming ambience is adorned with traditional whitewashed houses boasting vibrant floral arrangements, reflecting the region's rich cultural heritage. Poisó's appeal lies in its pristine pebble beaches, inviting travellers to unwind against the rhythmic lull of gentle waves. Adventurers can explore the dramatic coastline through exhilarating cliffside walks or partake in thrilling water activities such as snorkelling and diving.

Nature enthusiasts will be captivated by the surrounding landscapes—lush, verdant cliffsides and verdant valleys, perfect for invigorating hikes and birdwatching escapades. A short distance from Poisó lies Cabo Girão, one of Europe's highest sea cliffs, offering awe-inspiring panoramic views from its glass-floored viewpoint.

The village exudes a laid-back ambience, with local eateries serving authentic Madeiran cuisine, featuring freshly caught seafood and delectable regional delicacies. Visitors can also immerse themselves in the warmth of local hospitality, engaging with the friendly residents and experiencing the genuine charm of rural Madeira.

Poisó stands as an enchanting haven, embracing visitors with its unspoiled beauty, cultural richness, and serene atmosphere, promising an unforgettable holiday escapade.

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ABOUT MADEIRA

The island of Madeira can be found south west of mainland Portugal, in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean. Due to the island’s location, its is considered to have a Mediterranean climate that serves locals and visitors all year round – making it an ideal escape from reality at any point in the year.

What we love Madeira for is its seemingly ongoing festivals! Madeirans have found an excuse to celebrate most things; including film, their natural surroundings and key patron saints. This means that planning a visit during these days and even weeks of commemoration is well worth it (scroll down to see some key dates).

Madeira is divided into several municipals, each with a special offering to those who visit this island. Our favourite two communities are Funchal and Calheta and these are where you will find most of our beautiful villas.

Madeira’s landscape extends much more than a striking coastline. Make sure you pack some hiking boots and venture inland during your stay. With mountainous trails along Vereda do Arieiro, or more countryside appropriate paths like Levada do Risco and waterfall chasing treks like Levada do Caldeirao Verde – this archipelago has everything a keen outdoors person requires.

For those who enjoy either playing or watching sports, you’ll be happy to know Madeira offers so much selection. Madeira is also home to three notable football clubs, so if you’re visiting during the football season and want to see a good quality of football, you have every chance to. Porto Santo Golfe is the island’s renowned golf course. With an 18-hole course (Par 72) overlooking a Galapagos-like backdrop, golf enthusiasts will certainly want a ‘slice’ of the action! Surfers can access some great beaches like Jardim do Mar, Ponta Pequena, Paul do Mar, and Fajã da Ovelha in order to find some swell. Or, if you’re simply looking to recline on a sun lounger and soak up some rays, whilst listening to crystal clear waves break as they hit the shores, you will find plenty of man-made beaches & Lidos created for your leisure!

With a superb climate, close proximity to the coastline, wonderful cuisine, charming locals and astonishing scenery – this is a fabulous holiday choice for families & friends.

But while you're enjoying one of our fantastic villas in Madeira, you may well want to take some time out from all that sun worship to explore everything else the region has to offer – so we've put together this handy travel guide to give you a little help and inspiration!

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