Fly from Amsterdam to Madeira from €124 return per person with easyJet on a direct flight. The median price sits at €128, so you have budget-friendly options if you book in advance. Madeira awaits with beaches, nature and mild weather year-round.
Price and when to book
The lowest price hovers around €124 per person return, with a median of €128. We found samples ranging from €124 to €180. As always, the earlier you book the better: fares climb as your travel date approaches. Check regularly to grab those €124 deals before they're gone. February and March offer good bargains on this route.
Airline and stops
easyJet operates this route direct from Amsterdam (AMS) to Madeira (FNC). No stops, no plane changes, no wasted time on connections. Direct flights around 4 hours. The Irish carrier is your go-to for this link, with departures leaving around midday.
Best time to visit
Madeira enjoys mild weather year-round, but October, November, April and May are ideal: pleasant temperatures and less rain. Winter (December to February) is cooler and wetter, though still viable. Summer is warm but sunny. Book 2-3 months ahead for the best fares.
What to do when you arrive
Cristiano Ronaldo Airport (FNC) is 17 km from Funchal. Hire a car, take a taxi or use the bus from there. Madeira is a hiking paradise: Pico do Arieiro, Pico Ruivo or the levadas (water channels with views). Volcanic black sand beaches are stunning. Funchal, the capital, has markets, local food and nightlife. Don't miss the cable car over the city.
FAQ
What is the cheapest price Amsterdam to Madeira?
From €124 return per person with easyJet. These fares appear when you book well in advance, typically 2-3 months before travel. The median is €128, so most trips sit around that figure.
Is it a direct flight Amsterdam to Madeira?
Yes, easyJet flies this route non-stop. Departure from Amsterdam (AMS) to Madeira (FNC) direct, with no stops or plane changes.
Which airline flies Amsterdam to Madeira?
easyJet operates this route. It offers direct flights at competitive prices, ideal for travellers seeking budget travel without compromising convenience.
What to see in Madeira in 3-4 days?
Hiking Pico Ruivo or Arieiro, Funchal stroll, cable car over the capital, volcanic black sand beaches, and a levadas route. With more time, explore the north (São Vicente, Porto Moniz) and east. The island is compact yet packed with things to do.
Photo: Wikimedia Commons. Return economy fares for 1 adult, checked on Kiwi.com on the date shown; they can change.
