7 nights with breakfast at Casa Velha Do Palheiro including 3 Green Fees per person (Santo Serra Golf Club & Palheiro Golf)

Built in 1937 and redesigned in 1991 by the famous golf architect Robert Trent Jones who created a completely new 27-hole golf course in a beautiful natural setting on the island of Madeira. The Clube de Golf Santo Serra, just a few minutes from the airport and Funchal, hosts the Madeira Island Open every year, a PGA European tournament that brings together the best players of the Ryder’s Cup. The 27-hole golf course is a veritable botanical garden, ornamented with four beautiful lakes, strategically placed bunkers, wide fairways, full of trees that provide shade from the bright Atlantic sun. With four optional tees on each hole, the player is faced with different levels of play that can lead to a simple and relaxed game or a more challenging test with a fabulous view of the Atlantic and the mountains. The machico (red) course is undoubtedly spectacular, vertical, which can be misleading to judge the distance due to the altitude and wind. Holes 2 and 4 of the course remain unforgettable in the memory of those who play it. A richly decorated clubhouse with restaurant, lounge, bar and terrace allows you to watch regular practice rounds or warm up in a magnificent practice area with two putting greens, chipping green, practice bunkers and driving range complete a first class service at this Golf Club.

With beautiful panoramic views of the bay of Funchal, the mountains and the Desertas Islands, Palheiro Golf Club is situated at an altitude of 500 metres on undulating terrain where its architect, the famous Cabell B. Robinson, took full advantage of Madeira’s mountainous terrain to frame the course with maritime pines, botanical forests and lush subtropical vegetation. The 18 hole Par 72 course meanders over 6000 metres through the Quinta do Palheiro Ferreiro estate with fast greens, steep ridges and deep valleys providing a compelling challenge for even the most experienced golfer but suitable for all handicaps. Below the 18th hole is the clubhouse restaurant offering a magnificent panoramic view to end a memorable day.

Built in 1937 and redesigned in 1991 by the famous golf architect Robert Trent Jones who created a completely new 27-hole golf course in a beautiful natural setting on the island of Madeira. The Clube de Golf Santo Serra, just a few minutes from the airport and Funchal, hosts the Madeira Island Open every year, a PGA European tournament that brings together the best players of the Ryder’s Cup. The 27-hole golf course is a veritable botanical garden, ornamented with four beautiful lakes, strategically placed bunkers, wide fairways, full of trees that provide shade from the bright Atlantic sun. With four optional tees on each hole, the player is faced with different levels of play that can lead to a simple and relaxed game or a more challenging test with a fabulous view of the Atlantic and the mountains. The machico (red) course is undoubtedly spectacular, vertical, which can be misleading to judge the distance due to the altitude and wind. Holes 2 and 4 of the course remain unforgettable in the memory of those who play it. A richly decorated clubhouse with restaurant, lounge, bar and terrace allows you to watch regular practice rounds or warm up in a magnificent practice area with two putting greens, chipping green, practice bunkers and driving range complete a first class service at this Golf Club.