The sun-drenched region of the Algarve in southern Portugal is home to some of the finest beaches in Europe, where the wild and exhilarating contrast to the gentle and sedate, providing a beach for everyone.
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What’s great about the Algarve, asides its fabulous cuisine, friendly locals and world-renowned beaches, is that it’s a year-round holiday destination.
The Algarve is scattered in quant and traditional towns that provide the perfect places to become acquainted with authentic life in this sun-drenched region of southern Portugal.
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Portuguese wine is amongst the most famous in the world with Portugal being the world’s seventh largest wine producer.
Being doused in sunshine for virtually the whole of the year, boasting a beautiful golden coastline of soft sandy beaches and scattered with vibrant towns and villages bursting with character and life, it’s hardly surprising why the Algarve has long been a popular destination for families seeking sun, fun and a memorable holiday with a
With the sun soaring overhead, the temperatures warming up nicely and colourful festivals taking place in almost every city, town and village, Easter is a wonderful time to be on the Algarve. At Eastertime, fairs are put on across the region, where you can sample gastronomic delights unique to the region, such as almonds covered
A visit to the small fishing village of Benagil in the Algarve promises to be a memorable and fun day out for all the family. This pretty, coastal village is nestled between the popular tourist towns of Praia do Carvoeiro and Armação de Pêra.
The mighty mountain range of the Serra de Monchique is a dominant natural landmark of the western region of the Algarve, approximately 20km inland from the coast. The highest peak of this striking chain of mountains is Foia, which stands at a lofty 902m above sea level.
