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BEACHES EAST OF CASA PÔR DO SAL

Located right next to Casa Pôr do Sal, this beach is ideal for families, with a long stretch of golden sand, calm waters, and a seafront promenade lined with cafés and restaurants.
With a long stretch of sand and excellent facilities, this beach is perfect for families and water sports enthusiasts, such as surfing and bodyboarding.
A long and peaceful beach, perfect for those seeking privacy, surrounded by golden cliffs and quiet even in peak season.
One of the Algarve’s most iconic beaches, with impressive rock formations and a paradise-like setting that makes it perfect for photography and diving.
Small and picturesque, surrounded by golden cliffs and accessible via a long wooden staircase, with crystal-clear waters ideal for snorkeling.
Known for its iconic natural stone arch, this is a charming hideaway for those seeking a secluded and picturesque beach.
Although not a traditional beach, this is one of the most spectacular spots in the Algarve, with dramatic cliffs, caves, and turquoise waters that can be explored by boat or kayak.
A small, wild beach hidden among the cliffs of Ponta da Piedade, accessible only on foot, offering a peaceful and untouched setting.
One of the region’s most secret beaches, surrounded by steep cliffs, ideal for those seeking a secluded retreat.
A small hidden paradise near Ponta da Piedade, accessible only by boat or challenging trails, perfect for adventurous souls.
The largest beach in the Lagos region, stretching over 4 km, perfect for seaside walks, kitesurfing, and windsurfing.

BEACHES WEST OF CASA PÔR DO SAL

A small paradise with a picturesque fishing village and a beach sheltered by cliffs, perfect for a relaxing day in the sun.
A wild and secluded beach nestled in a valley between cliffs, featuring archaeological remains of an ancient Roman settlement.
A charming beach in a traditional fishing village, with golden sands, good facilities, and a relaxing atmosphere.
A small, hidden beach between Burgau and Salema, difficult to access but perfect for those seeking seclusion and untouched nature.
Highly popular with surfers, this beach offers consistent waves and a more wild, unspoiled environment.
A remote beach surrounded by cliffs, known as a peaceful, off-the-beaten-path destination far from the crowds.
A secluded, paradise-like beach, accessible only by trail, featuring a wild setting and nearby historical ruins.
A small cove with calm, crystal-clear waters, perfect for snorkeling and a completely relaxing day.
A little-known beach, surrounded by nature and dramatic cliffs, perfect for those seeking tranquility.
Located near Cape St. Vincent, this beach is renowned for its perfect surfing waves and the impressive cliffs that surround it.

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EXPLORE BEYOND THE BEACH

Tailored experiences: Boat Trips, Surf Lessons, Kayak Tours, Water Parks, and Spas…

Here, where time slows and the horizon stretches unhurriedly, there is more than just dreamlike beaches. There are paths that wind along cliffs, ancient trails that whisper stories with every step. Adventures unfold in boat trips to hidden caves, in silent paddles over crystal-clear waters, and at viewpoints where your gaze can wander endlessly.

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Beyond its breathtaking beaches, this region offers countless ways to connect with nature and local culture. Coastal trails and mountain paths allow you to explore unique landscapes, perfect for hiking or cycling. You can also embark on boat trips to the caves, kayak in crystal-clear waters, or simply unwind at one of the many available spas.

The area also boasts a rich culinary scene, from traditional restaurants to gourmet experiences, making each day a new discovery.

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This is the other Algarve—wild, intimate, real. A place where life slows down, yet every moment is deeply felt. A refuge of experiences for those seeking more than scenery: seeking essence.

EXPLORE THE ALGARVE AND THE REGION

LAGOS

One of Lagos’ most iconic spots, featuring stunning cliffs, caves, and rock formations. You can take boat tours or explore on foot along the famous and breathtaking wooden boardwalks.
A charming area with narrow, winding streets, squares, churches, and historic buildings. Perfect for leisurely strolls. Don’t miss Pastelaria Taquelim Gonçalves – Traditional Algarve Sweets.
A historic landmark that recalls Lagos’ past as one of the centers of the slave trade in the 15th century. The site now serves as a museum.
One of the most beautiful churches in Lagos, featuring an impressive Baroque interior. It is located near Praça do Infante Dom Henrique.
A fort built in the 17th century, located at the entrance of Lagos Bay. Today, it serves as a small museum offering beautiful views.
Housed in a 16th-century building, this museum offers an insightful look into the history and culture of Lagos and the Algarve region.
A peaceful green space, perfect for relaxing walks, with lovely views over the bay and a serene atmosphere.

VILA DO BISPO

Vila do Bispo is a charming village located within the Southwest Alentejo and Vicentine Coast Natural Park. It is characterized by a strong connection to nature, dramatic cliffs, wild beaches, and an authentic, tranquil atmosphere. It is a must-visit for those who appreciate sustainable tourism, hiking, surfing, and preserved coastal landscapes.

One of its most impressive spots is the Miradouro da Ponta Ruiva, renowned for its breathtaking views over the Atlantic Ocean and the reddish cliffs that give it its name. From this vantage point, you can observe the restless sea, unique rock formations, and, on clear days, sunsets that paint the horizon in golden and orange hues. It is also an excellent spot for photography enthusiasts, hikers, or anyone simply wishing to marvel at the power of nature.

SAGRES

At Europe’s southwestern tip, Sagres is a land of dramatic landscapes, rich historical heritage, and Atlantic energy. Known for its strong winds, it draws surfers and adventurers, as well as those seeking peace and contemplation by the sea.

A historic and cultural landmark. Explore the impressive fort with breathtaking ocean views and learn more about the history of Portuguese explorations.
Known as "the end of the world," this is the southwesternmost point of Europe. The sunset here is spectacular and considered one of the most beautiful in the world. Don’t miss the lighthouse!
Several local companies offer boat trips to see dolphins in the open sea—a unique and unforgettable experience.
The most central and largest beach in Sagres, with calm and sheltered waters, ideal for swimming and diving.
Close to the harbor, with small rocks and a good view of the boats.
One of the best for surfing, with quality waves and surf schools.
Located near the Sagres Fortress, offering excellent conditions for surfing and bodyboarding.
Known for its cliffs and excellent surfing conditions.

PEDRALVA

A traditional Algarve village carefully restored, Pedralva combines rustic charm with modern comfort. Once nearly abandoned, it has been reborn as a sustainable tourism destination, perfect for those seeking tranquility, nature, and authenticity.

CAMINHO DE SOTAVENTO

The Caminho de Sotavento is a discovery route through the eastern Algarve. From coastal villages to preserved natural landscapes, it passes through places where the sea meets the land on wide golden beaches, and the scenery reveals its unique tranquility.

A fishing village with authentic charm. Lagoon, cliffs, and wide beaches for days by the sea and evening strolls.
A destination with a marina, golf courses, and renowned hotels. Perfect for those seeking comfort, great food, and a relaxed pace.
Nestled between resorts and protected natural areas, it combines sophistication, gastronomy, and trails through pine forests and lagoons.
A historic city with a relaxed atmosphere. Heritage sites, cobblestone streets, local markets, and access to the islands of the Ria Formosa.
A walled village overlooking the estuary. An almost hidden beach, accessible on foot or by boat, far from mass tourism.
Forts, salt pans, and open landscapes stretching to Spain. Perfect for exploring on foot, blending history and nature.
A tranquil beach surrounded by pine trees. Restaurants with views and a family-friendly atmosphere for days of complete relaxation.
Landscape with a long beach, summer entertainment, a casino, and a still-thriving fishing tradition.
Pombaline architecture along the Guadiana River. Local shops, cafés, and the Spanish border just a few minutes’ walk away.