Bronya22(Thursday 9th of October 2008 10:14:23 AM)
i wenr on there
theTeabag(Tuesday 16th of September 2008 05:40:17 PM)
Does anyone know how much it costs to buy a home with a garden on Madeira??? :)
I've heard the island has the mildest climate in Europe. How hot it gets in the summer there???
cielitalinda(Monday 22nd of September 2008 07:49:11 PM)
homes are pretty expensive there, if you mean a detatched home with a garden. i could ask my friends a exact price for u. the hottest it gets in the summer is like 25 degrees c. and the lowest is like 16-18 ....its so great there!
theTeabag(Monday 22nd of September 2008 09:03:57 PM)
Thank You for answering:) Yes, I ment a detatched or semi-detatched, not necessarily big, house with a garden. (like 1-2 bedroom(s)+ livingroom and bathroom, kitchen). It would be nice of You to ask your friends although I'm not buying - my parents plan to do it but not this year.
BTW pedrokas1988 replied to me that in Funchal the temperature reaches 38 degrees Celsius
cielitalinda(Tuesday 23rd of September 2008 07:21:53 AM)
no way man! 38 degrees! never, madeira is called the land of the eternal spring, never too hot and never cold...38 degrees is super hot!
wolfval1570(Tuesday 30th of September 2008 02:20:12 AM)
mate im from madeira an i reaches an average of about 33/34 in da summer jus cus its known as the land of the eternal spring doesnt mean it actualy is wen dey say eternal spring der refering to the greenery
xtryker1(Wednesday 26th of November 2008 03:57:23 AM)
In summer, funchal sometimes (like once every 2 weeks in summer) reachs 40°C temeparature, the nights are kinda cold.
I know because i live in Madeira.
If someone have more questions, i would be glad to provide answers :)
TiagoOnTour(Wednesday 20th of August 2008 05:42:32 PM)
Madeira The JEWEL OF PORTUGAL!
Azores its nice too :)
Hi my name is Jack and im 13, i used to live in Madeira, I love it SOO much, i am english and now live back in the U.K
It is honestly the most amazing place in the world if you are stuck for holiday plans you will NOT regret coming to Madeira. And if you are looking to retire abroad Madeira Is IDEAL as it is much cheaper than in the UK and alot more laid back many Thanks :) Also if you have any questions feel free to ask :)Reply To:chelseaboyere94 i am the same person with two accounts :)
