The sunny southern region of Portugal known as the Algarve!
Hidden between a nature reserve and the Spanish border is the ever so unique village of Castro Marim. It’s surrounded by wetland, salt ponds, and sandwiched between a 13th century castle, and a 17th century fortress. Its long history of fortifying the border with Spain is prominent. Within the village you’ll find the slow-paced life …
Alte is a delightful little village in the central Algarve, at the northwest end of Loulé’s municipality. The village makes for a lovely day trip, and a good option for those wanting to steer clear of some overcrowded nearby areas. Alte is famous mostly for its natural features, the water springs and waterfall. Alte is …
Ilha de Tavira is an incredible 11km long island of white sand in the Algarve, its even referred to as the jewel of the Ria Formosa. With glorious beaches and crystal clear water it is no surprise that this picture-perfect island is often included on lists of the best beaches in the Algarve. An Introduction …
Ilha da Armona is of the Ria Formosa’s fantastic barrier islands. Just a short trip through the waters of the stunning lagoon and you’ll soon find a desert island paradise. Well, it’s not quite deserted. Despite nearly everyone calling these islands deserted, you’ll still find a few facilities that will help you get to experience …