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The Algarve is the beautiful southern coastline of Portugal. It is a region blessed with stunning beaches, picturesque fishing towns and a glorious climate, all of which combine to create the perfect holiday destination. The Algarve is wonderfully varied, able to appeal to a wide cross-section of tourists; there are pristine beaches for families, waterparks for teenagers, buzzing nightlife for young couples and historic towns for cultural tour.



The stunning beach of the Praia de Faro

The Algarve provides excellent value for money, especially when compared to many of the other established European holiday destinations, while as a people the Portuguese are welcoming, hospitable and progressive.

Southern Portugal is a hassle-free destination; hotels are of a high standard, there are comparatively short flights, English is universally spoken and the extensive selection of restaurants means that every cuisine or dietary requirement is catered for. This guide has been written as an introduction to the Algarve, primary designed for tourist who are planning a holiday to the region.

What to expect for 2019?

The Algarve is in the midst of unprecedented period of growth and investment; new businesses are opening, hotels are extending their seasons and there is a real confidence about the region.

The Algarve is expecting a spectacular 2019 summer season (based on 2018), with thousands of new tourists discovering this wonderful holiday destination. As summer 2019 will be a sell-out year, our advice to you is to book your flights and accommodation now before...

What to say about Telecabine Lisbon?

This is an amazing cable cart experience that just doesn't get old, and I can say so myself because I've gone on it 3 times, each a few years apart, and the kindness of the staff, cleanliness of the facilities, safety measures and mesmerizing views always exceed my expectations. Additionally, the price seems right, and although the round trip ticket is just 2€ more than the 1-way one, you can certainly decide to walk one way and ride your way back, as walking along the Parque das Nações is certainly pleasant and part of the experience.

I will continue recommending this...

If you already came to this area of 1998 Lisbon World Exposition, that is pretty much the only thing to enjoy. It is a rundown area and the expo didn't help it to develop, nothing was done here since 1998. The cabins of the cable-railway are old as well, and the ride is not so smooth either, with bumpy transition between rout parts. It gives you a great view on Vasco da Gama Bridge, but at the end you will still need to walk closer to the bridge to enjoy it (the cable-railway doesn't go all the way). So, in my opinion you might be even better of just walking the same route as...