Known as Portugal's top summer destination, the Algarve has scenic and popular beaches such as Falésia, Rocha and Montegordo.
A golfing wonderworld
The Algarve has some of the best golf courses in all of Portugal, attracting golfing enthusiasts from around the world.
Fish and seafood
Olhão and Tavira are among the best destinations for those in search of local delicacies.
Trekking
The mountain areas of Monchique and Caldeirão offer scenic footpaths enjoyed regularly by tourists and locals alike.
Sagres and Cape São Vicente
Cape São Vicente in Sagres is Europe's most south-westerly point. Sagres is especially popular for its water sports.
Albufeira's Old Town
Albufeira's Old Town area is near the beach and has a wide range of bars, restaurants and souvenir shops.
Vilamoura
The trendy Vilamoura tourist resort has lively nightlife spots, bars, a marina, beaches, golf courses and a casino.
Ria Formosa
The Ria Formosa lagoon is surrounded by a national park. Boat tours and hiking are popular in the area.
Algarve International Circuit
This state-of-the-art venue hosts international competitions at its racetrack, karting and off-road paths, making it a must for motorsports enthusiasts.
Scuba diving
Scuba diving is among the most common touristic activities off the Algarve’s coastline.
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“Very nice, helpful, and pleasant staff, rooms were cleaned nicely every day with fresh linings and towels daily.
Great food (the variety, quality, and taste), especially deserts (cakes, tarts, petit-fours, etc), good drinks.
It is true that the majority of the hotel gusts are French, but again - this only confirms that the food is good (we stayed all-inclusive).
There wa a lot of guests (mostly families with small children) from Ireland and the UK. All staff members speak English, and the animation team does their best to make everyone happy.
If you can, choose the room with a lateral sea view - we enjoyed our view very much.”
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