Madeira, an autonomous region ofr Portugal, a stunning archipelago comprising 4 islands off the northwest coast of Africa in the Atlantic Ocean and part of the region of Macaronesia, was crowned as Europe’s top beach destination for summer 2025 according to a study led by Reboot Online.
Reboot Online Marketing Ltd, a company based in London, England, UK, an agency centred around transparency, experimentation, and growth that helps businesses of all sizes dominate in the search engines and become highly visible online, which analysed online searches to reveal the most in - demand European beach destination, elevated the beautifu Madeira as the most in - demand beach destination in the European continent, scoring an almost flawless 9.4/10 on the ultimate scale.
Madeira, well known its warm subtropical climate, year - round sunshine its famed, namesake wine, rugged, green and volcanic highlighted by high dramatic cliffs, golden sand and pebbly beaches, undoubtedly captured the hearts of travel searchers as well as of travellers worldwide.
It’s not a case that this Portuguese island, a shining jewel in the Atlantic and more than a just beach destination, a haven of natural beauty, stunning landscapes where the colours of the flowers stand out from among the blue sea and the emerald green vegetation offering, a destination that offers several options for every kind of traveller was ranked as number one in the study.
The visitor in this Portuguese archipelago can enjoy the golden sands of Porto Santo, the breathtaking natural pools of Porto Moniz, peaceful beaches, spectacular coastlines, unforgettable sunsets, and exploring its beauty along world - class hiking trails, discovering an untamed nature, picturesque fishing villages and a vibrant local culture.
Madeira has racked up a great 1.32 million average monthly searches which is more than any other destination in the study led by Reboot, making it the top summer getaway in Europe and a seven - night stay in this paradisiacal island comes at the attractive price per person of around £534 per person.
Italy’s Sorrento, famed coastal town in southwestern Italy, facing the striking Bay of Naples, takes second place with an ultimate holiday score of 9.3/10 and 349.300 search per month, but a trip there will cost more at £591.0 per person for a week - long stay.
In third place is Taormina, iconic hilltop town on the east coast of Sicily, in southern Italy near Mount Etna, which apart its unique beauty has grown in popularity thanks to the White Lotus TV series, attracting 273.000 searches per month but travellers will need to shell out around £790 per person for a seven – night holiday.
In fourth place is Palma, lively centre in Mallorca in the Balearic Islands, attractive Spanish archipelago in the Mediterranean, securing an average of 295.000 monthly online searches, and in terms of holidaying there for a seven nights, you would need to pay around £477 per person for a week.
Cascais, renowned resort town in Portugal just west of Lisbon, known for its sandy beaches and busy marina rounds out the top five in the ranking, accumulating 188.800 monthly searches on average and it comes at a higher cost of £656 per person for a seven nights stay.
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