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July 16, 2013 Algarve, Algarve Cities, Blog, Portugal, Travel

Monchique guide

Today we’ll be undertaking a quick Monchique guide so that we can bring to the forefront this ideal day-visit location.

Monchique is located in the western Algarve and a great place to visit if you want to take a break from the beaches. With a car rental you can easily drive on the main road up to Monchique and you can just feel the adventure ahead thanks to the eucalyptus trees and yellow flowering mimosas lining the road.

July 12, 2013 Algarve, Algarve Cities, Blog, Portugal, Travel

The 2013 Portimao Sardine Festival

The famous Portimao Sardine Festival will be taking place between the 1^st and 11^th of August. The 2013 Portimao Sardine Festival will see its return to the city’s riverside area after a rather dismal experience last year when it was held in the Expo Arade centre.

July 1, 2013 Algarve, Algarve Cities, Blog, Portugal, Travel

Pera guide

Those of you planning to check out the various locations in Central Algave, this Pera guide is meant to give you a bit of an idea about what to expect from this small village. Pera falls under the administration of the district of Silves and there is very little known about the village’s history, its name deriving from the Latin word for pear, ‘piro’.

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- Loulé guide
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- Olhão guide
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- 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 »