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June 12, 2015 Algarve, Algarve Cities, Blog, Portugal

Faro Airport kiss and fly drop off stems controversy

It would appear the new measure imposed at the end of May, the Faro Airport kiss and fly drop off stems controversy once again. This is a topic we previously discussed and wanted to follow its development.

March 20, 2015 Algarve, Blog, Portugal, Travel

Vilamoura on horseback

When talking about the Algarve, one usually think of sandy beaches and fun in the sun – for 300 endless days of sunshine and mild weather. But the city of Vilamoura in the Algarve is about to show you it can offer so much more.

March 9, 2015 Algarve, Blog, Portugal, Travel

Lagoa, to host large wine exhibition

Wine has a long history in the sun-bathed realms of Portugal, dating back centuries BC. With over 3000 hours of sunshine per year, the Algarve is one of the merriest places to go on holiday – and the best places for growing grape vine and producing wine.

January 26, 2015 Algarve, Algarve Cities, Blog, Portugal, Travel

Live a healthy life in the Algarve

There are things happening in the Algarve, and as we already know, winter isn’t just going to stop the fun and the sun here. Live a healthy life in the Algarve this year 2015, seems to be what everybody is encouraging us to do. And action is being taken in this respect, as we will see!

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- Albufeira guide
  The town of Albufeira is one of the Algarve's most well known resort towns. Like many other destinations in this sun drenched and sea kissed part Read More »
- Alcoutim guide
  The city of Alcoutim is located on the Guadiana river, which separates Portugal from Spain. It is hence a border town, but it is also part Read More »
- Aljezur guide
  The municipality of Aljezur is located on the western coast of the Algarve, and features a total population of a bit over five thousand inhabitants. It Read More »
- Faro guide
  While a relatively provincial city, Faro is the capital of the Algarve, a modern and lively city, featuring many shopping opportunities, great food as well as Read More »
- Lagoa guide
  The small and peaceful town of Lagoa, Portugal is considered by many to be the wine capital of the Algarve. Read More »
- Lagos guide
  Even if the city of Lagos Portugal is a small one, it is nonetheless one of the most popular of the Algarve resorts. Pronounced Lagoosh, the Read More »
- Loulé guide
  It is still unknown for certain when the city of Loulé, Portugal got its beginnings. Some consider it to start at around 400 BC while others Read More »
- Olhão guide
  The city of Olhao is located in the eastern part of the Algarve, not far away from the capital of Faro, and is the largest fishing Read More »
- Portimão guide
  Being the largest town in the western part of the Algarve, the town of Portimao, Portugal is located on the bank of the Arade river and Read More »
- Silves guide
  Silves, Portugal sits on the banks of the Arade River, a town littered with lemon and orange trees, Silves is a place full of history and Read More »
- Tavira guide
  The town of Tavira, Portugal is a beautiful and elegant settlement, some consider it almost surreal in some aspects of it. Tavira is still an Algarvian Read More »
- Vila Real de Santo Antonio guide
  Vila Real de Santo Antonio, Portugal is located on the Guadiana River which is the natural border between Portugal and Spain. From the extreme eastern part Read More »
- Thinking of studying in the Algarve?
  There is an interesting phenomenon taking place in the Algarve University numbers, thanks to a combination of two important factors. The numbers of enrolling students is Read More »
- 2012 Portugal Masters
  Yesterday, October 11th 2012, the Portugal Masters has started, attracting golfers from all around the world, willing and able to fight for the Portuguese trophy. Read More »
- Algarve monuments get renovated
  There are plenty of Algarve monuments to look for and at while on your trip there, today we'll be talking about just two of them that Read More »