Capela da Nossa Senhora da Rocha

Perched on a dramatic cliff near Porches, Nossa Senhora da Rocha is a historic chapel offering one of the most stunning natural views in the Algarve. Overlooking the Atlantic Ocean, this peaceful spot provides breathtaking panoramas of the coastline, golden beaches, and crystal-clear waters. A place of history and beauty, it’s perfect for those seeking a unique and scenic experience.

Albandeira Beach

Praia de Albandeira is a stunning, secluded beach surrounded by dramatic cliffs. As you explore the coastline, you’ll pass through a fascinating cave to reveal a breathtaking natural arch, one of the Algarve’s most unique landmarks. This picturesque spot offers both tranquility and remarkable views, making it a must-see destination.

Benagil

The Benagil Boat Tour takes you along the stunning Algarve coastline, revealing breathtaking rock formations, including the famous Benagil Cave with its iconic natural skylight. You’ll also pass through hidden grottos, arches, and secluded beaches, offering a unique and unforgettable view of this beautiful part of Portugal.

Carvoeiro

Carvoeiro is one of the Algarve’s most picturesque villages, known for its stunning contrast between the whitewashed buildings and the deep blue of the Atlantic Ocean. Often compared to Santorini, its charming streets, dramatic cliffs, and pristine beaches make it a breathtaking destination, where the beauty of the village perfectly blends with the sea.

Algar Seco

Algar Seco is a stunning coastal area located near Carvoeiro, famous for its remarkable rock formations, sea caves, and grottoes sculpted by the ocean over centuries. The unique landscape features dramatic cliffs, natural arches, and hidden caves, offering breathtaking views of the Atlantic Ocean. It’s a must-visit destination for nature lovers, providing a perfect blend of rugged beauty and serene coastal charm.

A Boneca

"A boneca" is a striking natural landmark located along the Algarve coast, resembling the shape of a human figure, which gives it its name, “The Doll.” Near this formation, you can explore a cave with two natural windows, offering a unique view of the sea and surrounding landscape. This captivating spot is one of the many hidden gems of the Algarve, perfect for nature lovers and adventure seekers.

Castelo de Silves

The Castle of Silves stands as a testament to the region’s rich history, perched above the town that was once the most important during the Moorish period. Silves was the last city to be conquered by Portugal in the 13th century, after being under Muslim rule for centuries. The castle, with its impressive red sandstone walls, offers a glimpse into the past and breathtaking views of the surrounding town. Today, the city of Silves still retains its charming medieval character, with narrow streets, ancient buildings, and a vibrant atmosphere that reflects its historical significance.

Ferragudo

Ferragudo is a picturesque fishing village nestled along the Algarve coast, known for its narrow cobblestone streets, whitewashed houses, and traditional charm. Its stunning riverside views, colorful boats, and vibrant atmosphere make it a perfect example of Algarve’s coastal beauty. On this tour, you’ll also have the chance to explore one of the most colorful streets in Portugal, a vibrant and picturesque Portuguese street, famous for its charming buildings adorned with bright colors. It’s a true hidden gem, offering a delightful experience as you stroll through this iconic part of Ferragudo.

Marina De Lagos

Lagos is a favorite destination for many British expats, known for its charming atmosphere, rich history, and stunning coastline. The city’s giant marina is one of the largest in the Algarve, offering a wide variety of boats, from luxury yachts to smaller vessels. It’s a bustling hub for sailing and water activities, adding to the vibrant, international feel of the town.

Lagos

Many may not know, but Portugal began the transatlantic slave trade, with Lagos being the site of the first slave market in the world. On this tour, we will pass by this historical location, and there is the possibility to visit the site, which offers a poignant insight into this dark chapter of history. Additionally, we’ll explore the Old Town, with its cobbled streets, Forte da Ponta da Bandeira, and rich maritime heritage.

Praia dos Estudantes

Praia dos Estudantes is a charming beach in Lagos, known for its golden sands and clear waters. One of its most distinctive features is the arch, whose origins remain a mystery. Surrounded by impressive cliffs, the beach offers a peaceful and scenic spot, perfect for relaxation and enjoying the beauty of the Algarve coastline.

Ponta da Piedade

Ponta da Piedade is a stunning coastal landmark located near Lagos, known for its dramatic cliffs, grottoes, and sea arches sculpted by centuries of erosion. The striking rock formations, combined with the crystal-clear waters of the Atlantic, create a breathtaking landscape. It’s a popular spot for boat tours and hiking, offering incredible views of the coastline and unique photographic opportunities. Ponta da Piedade is a must-see destination for anyone visiting the Algarve.

Cape Saint Vincent

Cabo de São Vicente is a dramatic and iconic cape located in the Algarve, known for its breathtaking views of the Atlantic Ocean. Often referred to as the southwestern most point of Europe, it offers stunning cliffs and a powerful sense of being at the edge of the continent. The area is home to a historic lighthouse, and its rugged beauty has made it a popular destination for visitors seeking a unique and picturesque experience. After exploring this remarkable spot, we will begin our journey back to Lisbon.