Destination

The Algarve is the southernmost region in Portugal framed by a 200km coastline. It is known for its promise of more than 300 days of sun per year, award winning beaches, authentic cuisine and a range of outdoor activities that attracts thrill seekers and nature lovers alike. However there is more to the Algarve than first meets the eye.

 

The Eastern Algarve - far away from the noisy resort towns and overcrowded tourist traps - is the region of hidden cultural delights; small, simple restaurants pull visitors back time and time again while starred restaurants attract a globetrotting international clientele.

 

The sea is integral to the Algarvian way of life, one that is closely bound to nature. Inland, old villages preserve a life that is historic and rich in culture, and lived in harmony with the seasons. In villages of small cobbled streets, you will find whitewashed houses and small local cafes serving bica (espresso), while sardines are grilled openly on the streets, as they have done for years gone by.

 

All year round the region’s beautiful beaches, nature reserves, picturesque villages, castles and fortresses can be enjoyed in all their splendour. We welcome you to our Cycling and Walking paradise in the Eastern Algarve!

 

HOW TO GET HERE The Algarve can be easily reached from anywhere in the world. Air travel is certainly the most comfortable and fastest way to get to Faro  in the sun drenched Algarve. ​