Scenic hike, pass a few sink holes and access to mini beaches. We entered from the dead-end driveway just east of Algar cave and went eastbound to Olhos beach. No markings but generally follow the fences or trail route on Google Earth.
However, the last part leading to Olhos beach is not for the frail heart. We couldn't find an inland route, so had to descend all the way down to the beach. At one point it involved jumping off 6ft(1.8m) to the level of a flat-top beach boulder. On one side of the boulder there are small foot holes that allow you to climb down almost vertically another 2-3m to the beach (too rocky to jump down). From there we tread shallow water (around 6pm in late April) and made our way around the cliff to Olhos beach.
Interesting hike, maybe better for orderly and children on the west part as we saw many casual hikers exit from our trailhead. Not recommend accessing Olhos beach on...
Read moreDe l'Olhos de agua à la plage de Maria Luisa par le sentier du littoral est bien c'est le parcours du combattant ! A croire que l'on ne veut pas que les touristes l'empruntent. Aucune indication , aucun panneau , débrouillez vous ! Alors à savoir qu'au départ de l'olhos c'est pratiquement impossible, après le dernier restaurant sur la plage ( Passaro azul) vous devez crapahuter pour atteindre le sentier (à marée basse), sinon aller à la plage de Maria Luisa depuis Olhos et prendre le chemin du littoral a gauche juste avant la plage vers Olhos. Pour ne pas faire un aller retour ou crapahuter il y a une possibilité remonter du sentier vers l'hôtel Masana Algarve pas de panneau interdit , pas de barrière mais ..... et...
Read moreTrees and plants were sometimes in the way, and at the end of the trail, there is no indication that this is the end of the trail so it's a little complicated to find the way out. But there are beautiful spots all...
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