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Évoramonte: The Complete Guide to Évoramonte, Portugal

Many places in the Alentejo could be taken straight from fantasy films; walled villages, beautiful castles and timeless countryside. One that makes this list is the delightful village of Évoramonte. It’s a small village of just several hundred people surrounded by centuries old walls. In the middle of them, a unique castle and like much …

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The Ria Formosa – The Essential Guide to the Ria Formosa, Portugal

Ria Formosa Sunset

Deserted islands, white-sand beaches, crystal-clear waters, the Ria Formosa is a truly special place and unlike no other in Portugal. Named as one of Portugal’s seven natural wonders. It’s both nationally and internationally recognised as a protected habitat and home to a wide array of life. Its waters, its islands, and the life inside are …

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Praia da Salema: The Complete Guide to Salema, Portugal

Forte de Almádena

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 these tiny towns is Salema, a small town with a long history as a fishing village. Although, …

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Ferragudo: The Complete Guide to Ferragudo, Portugal

Ferragudo Portugal

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, …

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