Faro is the Algarve’s capital and cultural centre. Despite being the regional capital of tourist heavy region, the city is a more subdued affair than many of the other bigger towns and cities in the Algarve. Yes, Faro is the main entry route into this tourist hotspot, but the city keeps a distinctly low-key and …
Salema is a beautiful fishing village based around a fantastic bay in the West Algarve of Portugal. While much of the central coastline of the Algarve has seen heavy development, the west remains relatively unspoiled. Among its cliffs and beaches, you can find an array of villages and towns perfect for day trips. One of …
Silves was the historic capital of the Algarve and retains much of its grand history with one of the best examples of a 13th century castle in Portugal. This history and culture is balanced with the usual features of Portuguese life, a lively market, café culture, and a booming restaurant scene resulting in some of …
Ferragudo is a small but beautiful village located on the Arade estuary opposite the city of Portimão. Fortunately, Ferragudo has escaped the heavy development of its neighbours and keeps a small but relatively traditional feel. It is well known for its picturesque village, beautiful beaches, it’s small harbour, and of course as a fishing village …