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Saga Hosted Hotels
4.513 reviews
Enotel Lido
All Inclusive
7 nights
London Gatwick Airport
Funchal, Madeira
There’s a lot to love about this modern, five-star resort hotel. Not only does it have stunning Atlantic views, it’s got a great choice of restaurants, a free bar (open 24 hours a day), a partially covered heated outdoor pool, and a free-to-use gym, solarium, sauna and Turkish bath. You can dine at each of the two a la carte restaurants once a week during your stay. Rooms are colourful and contemporary, and your mini bar is stocked with free soft drinks on arrival. Plus, each comes with a balcony or terrace that lets you make the most of the views. Please keep in mind that the hotel can get busy with families during local holidays.
Your holiday includes
Saga host
Saga club lounge
Hosted drinks reception
All inclusive: All meals
Free bars open a total of 24 hours a day (international-brand drinks)
International flights. Prices are based on return flights with British Airways from London Heathrow. Supplements may apply from other airports
Return transfers direct to your hotel
Minimum 20kg checked luggage, per person
Exceptional value every time
Saga Host
Our trained hosts will welcome you and ensure you enjoy your holiday. We also offer 24/7 support if needed.
Travel insurance and additional cancellation cover included §
A price reduction of £20 is available if you choose not to take the included insurance and additional cancellation cover.
Location
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With so much on offer at the hotel itself, you could quite easily spend your whole holiday at the Enotel Lido. But if you’re drawn to explore, you’ll find the hotel is conveniently set back from the main road and promenade, offering a peaceful setting but with easy access to the seafront and lido. It’s also perfectly placed for days out or evenings in the old town and port of Funchal, which is just 10 minutes away by bus. The pedestrianised centre is full of old Madeiran charm, and you can spend hours exploring...
Hotel details
Telephone
Television
Hairdryer
Minibar
Safe
Bathrobes and slippers
You’ll appreciate the hotel’s excellent location as you enjoy buffet-style meals in the main restaurant, which overlooks the ocean, but if you fancy a change there’s plenty more choice! Take the chance to dine in one of the two speciality restaurants serving Madeiran and Italian (buffet-style at lunch) cuisine. There are three bars, open at various times daily for 24 hours each day serving selected international alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks. Complimentary fruit is available daily from the hotel’s coffee shop.
Restaurant
Snack bar
Outdoor swimming pool
Gym
Jacuzzi
Hairdresser
Spa
Solarium
Sauna
Turkish bath
Wi-Fi
Table tennis
Live entertainment
Availability
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Flight
Best deal
Dec 09, 2025
Dec 16, 2025
Tue - 10:20
Tue - 15:05
London Gatwick Airport
7 nights
From £1,045pp
Special interest departures for this hotel
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Optional excursions
West coast tour
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Our West coast tour takes us first to Chao de Ribeira, a broad green valley supporting the rich variety of plants and trees that make up Madeira’s glorious Laurissilva Forest, a World Natural Heritage Site. After that it’s the little coastal settlement of Seixal and nearby Bride’s Veil Waterfall which plumets 110-metres into the sea. Lastly we visit Porto Moniz, the most north-westerly point of Madeira which is known for its natural swimming pools which are formed by volcanic rocks along the sea shore.
East Tour
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Today you’ll experience the east of the island as we drive through the countryside and follow the coast road north to the village of Santana. This is where we’ll find the Casas Típicas de Santana – authentic stone-built houses with tall A-framed thatched roofs. From here, we’ll take a short drive south to Faial for lunch at a local restaurant. After lunch we’ll wind our way upwards to one of Madeira’s most impressive observation decks, Miradouro da Portela. It’s the perfect place to look across the Penha de Aguia Mountain and enjoy ocean views from 670 metres. The penultimate stop on today’s excursion takes us to the most easterly village on the island, Caniçal, where we’ll stroll around the harbour walls. Waving adeus to the Atlantic we’ll head for home via the rural village of Ribeiro Frio that’s famed for its trout farm hatchery and beautiful surrounding gardens.
Santa da Serra Market and Machico Village
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Head up into the hills outside Funchal to browse the stalls at Santo da Serra farmers’ market, then wind down to the coast and spend the rest of the morning in Machico. This historic city marks the spot where Portuguese explorer Joäo Gonçalves first set foot on Madeira in 1419. Return to the hotel in time for lunch.
Nuns Valley and Cabo Girao
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Journey inland to the mountainous heart of Madeira to soak up the views from the panoramic viewpoint of Eira do Serrado. Nun’s Valley lies at the bottom of the extinct volcanic crater below and having stopped to take photos (either from the observation deck or through the glass wall in the restaurant at the summit) you’ll travel down into the village itself, where there’s time to taste the local cherry liqueur and Madeira cake at a local bar. The journey continues along the old road to Cabo Girão, a towering sea cliff that rises 2,000 feet and is reputed to be the second highest in the world. The sweeping views of the ocean and surrounding mountains are truly spectacular - be sure to bring your camera!
Eastern Delights FD
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This tour starts with a drive up to Miradouro do Terreiro da Luta. The views are spectacular, and you can enjoy a coffee at the small café as well as visiting Our lady of Peace statue that was built in remembrance of WW1. From here we’ll continue north to the village of Ribeiro Frio where we’ll make the most of the verdant valley and Laurissilva forest from the levada dos Balções walking trail. After lunch at a charming country house in Faial we’ll visit an 18th century fortress before heading to the seaside village of Porto da Cruz. It’s here we’ll find out more about Maderia’s sugar cane production at a traditional rum distillery uniquely powered by steam. Following the coast road south we’ll drive up to the Penha de Águia and Miradouro dos Milagres viewpoints and learn more about Machico, Maderia’s oldest town, before return to Funchal.
Peaks and Garajau
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This morning’s tour takes us into Madeira’s mountainous central region. It’s a chance to witness three of the island’s tallest peaks and make the most of the stunning scenery at well-chosen viewpoints. Starting with the third tallest point in Portugal, Pico Ruivo (1862 metres), we’ll also observe Pico das Torres (1851 metres) and stop at the top of Pico do Areeiro (1818 metres). It’s the perfect place to take in Maderia from above the clouds before we wind our way back down into the valley en route to the gorgeous Garajau Nature Reserve on the island’s southern coast. It’s here we’ll discover the island’s biodiverse marine life thriving within the crystal-clear waters. We’ll also walk up to the white marble statue of Christ that overlooks the Bay of Funchal before heading back to the hotel