Discover the most authentic side of the Algarve in this charming seafaring city which has preserved part of its ancient Arab city wall, the Roman remains at Milreu and a peaceful historic quarter which offers access to the Ría Formosa.
Off Faro’s coastline, the wildest island in the Ria Formosa Natural Park greets visitors with no roads or houses, just a strip of sand and shells, with endless beaches and wooden walkways in the farthest reaches of continental Portugal.
Discover one of the great ecological gems of southern Portugal, a coastal lagoon in perpetual transformation that is home to centuries-old salt marshes, mobile dunes, fishing villages and unique species, where life moves to the rhythm of the tides.
With scenic beaches such as São Rafael and Falésia, narrow whitewashed streets that preserve their Arab heritage, and a multi-coloured marina which is the departure point for boat trips to sea caves and the Ria Formosa, Albufeira will make you never want to leave the Algarve.
With streets that still whisper tales of explorers and privateers, sixteenth century walls, an ancient slave market and hidden coves and grottoes, this western Algarve city offers a journey back in time alongside the Atlantic.
Between Praia da Rocha and the Arade estuary, Portimão boasts an old town with a seafaring spirit, a history shaped by the canning industry and some of the Algarve’s finest beaches.
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