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Viceroy Ombria Algarve: luxury resort with pools, spa & nature trails
Viceroy at Ombria Algarve offers a unique getaway tucked away in the peaceful hills of the Algarve’s Barrocal region. Unlike the busy...


Crêpe da Baixa: best ice cream in the heart of Albufeira
Crêpe da Baixa in Albufeira is a fun, pink-themed gem serving up some of the best ice cream in town. Alongside their sweet and savoury...


Albufeira: explore the Algarve’s busiest town
Albufeira is one of the Algarve’s most popular destinations — and it shows. It’s lively, built-up, and buzzing with energy, especially in the summer months. If you don’t mind the crowds, it can be a fun spot to soak up the sunshine, enjoy the nightlife, and explore some well-known beaches. The old town still holds onto a bit of charm with its cobbled streets, tiled buildings, and mix of local and touristy restaurants. But it’s no hidden gem — expect bustling squares, souvenir


Achado: Algarve’s best brunches & pastries
One of the best brunches we’ve had in the Algarve - everything here is beautifully done. The all-day brunch menu is full of classics,...


Zénite Bar: cocktails & stylish rooftop vibes
Sunset skies, rooftop vibes, and cocktails with a view - Zénite bar at Kimpton Atlântico is one of Algarve’s newest spots for a stylish...


Vilalara Grand Hotel: spoil yourself with luxury & wellness
Vilalara Grand Hotel is a luxury hideaway in Porches, perched above a quiet cove with direct access to one of the Algarve’s most...


Zimzala: surf vibes & live music Sundays
Zimzala Surf Café, just steps from Galé Beach, is the perfect chill-out spot with a fun surf vibe, great coffee, and a cosy terrace....


Antisocial: sweet & salty treats you can't miss
Antisocial is a charming little café known for its cosy atmosphere, specialty coffee, and delicious home-baked goods. With thoughtful...


Nossa Senhora da Rocha: a cliffside gem with breathtaking views
Perched dramatically on a cliffside in the heart of the Algarve, Senhora da Rocha is a quiet coastal gem with stunning views of the...


Faro: the Algarve’s best-kept secret
Faro, often overlooked by visitors, is a gem that offers an authentic experience of the Algarve’s culture. As the region’s capital, it is brimming with charm, combining centuries-old architecture with a laid-back, welcoming atmosphere. Start your exploration at the Cidade Velha (Old Town), a cozy district where Roman ruins, Moorish influences, and medieval walls come together. Wander through the narrow alleys and cobbled streets to discover local shops, restaurants, and charm


Castelo Beach Club: beachside dining with stunning ocean views
Nestled on the sun-kissed shores of Castelo Beach, Castelo Beach Club offers stunning views of the turquoise Atlantic. Whether you're...


Hiking the Seven Valleys: Algarve’s most scenic trail
The Seven Valleys trail, located near Lagos, offers one of the most picturesque hiking experiences in the Algarve. This stunning route winds through dramatic cliffs, lush valleys, and vibrant coastal landscapes, providing breathtaking views at every turn. Running from Praia da Marinha (Lagoa) in the east to Praia de Vale Centeanes (Carvoeiro) in the west, it showcases some of the Algarve’s most iconic scenery. The trail is moderately challenging, making it perfect for hikers


Arvad Winery: a taste of Algarve’s wine culture
Nestled in the rolling hills of the Algarve, Arvad Winery offers a unique opportunity to explore the region’s rich winemaking tradition. Surrounded by vineyards and lush landscapes, this winery creates a selection of wines that perfectly capture the essence of the Algarve’s terroir. Take a guided tour of the vineyard and barrel room, where you’ll learn about the region, the grapes, and the winemaking process. Taste the winery’s exquisite wines, paired with local cheese and ch


Algar Seco: where the Algarve’s coastline comes alive
Algar Seco is a coastal marvel that offers one of the most striking landscapes in the Algarve. Located near Carvoeiro, this unique area is known for its dramatic rock formations, hidden caves, and crystal-clear waters. Wander along the well-maintained boardwalks that weave through the cliffs, or venture down to the rocky coves for a swim in the refreshing sea. Don’t miss the iconic Algar Seco grottoes, where you can explore natural sea caves and arches carved over centuries.


Ferragudo: a postcard perfect Algarve escape
If you’re looking for a slower pace and authentic charm, Ferragudo is the place to be. This picturesque fishing village, set along the Arade River, feels like a step back in time with its whitewashed houses, narrow streets & colourful boats bobbing in the harbour. Start your visit with a stroll through the old town, stopping for a coffee in the lively square. Climb up to the church for breathtaking views over the river to Portimão, then head down to Praia da Angrinha or Praia


Exploring Algarve’s cliffs & caves by sea
One of the best ways to experience the Algarve’s breathtaking coastline is from the water. From golden cliffs to hidden sea caves, a boat tour unveils some of the region’s most stunning natural wonders. Join a guided tour departing from all the major harbours such as Albufeira, Vilamoura, Lagos & Portimão, or set off from smaller beachside towns like Carvoeiro. Sail past dramatic rock formations, secluded beaches & crystal-clear waters, with highlights including the famous Be


Morgado do Quintão: wine, heritage & Algarve’s hidden gem
Tucked away in the Algarve’s countryside, Morgado do Quintão, near Silves, is a dreamy escape for wine lovers & nature enthusiasts. This family-run estate, dating back to 1810, blends history, tradition & sustainability, producing some of the region’s finest wines from ancient vineyards. Stroll among century-old vines, enjoy a guided wine tasting under the shade of an olive tree, and savour local flavours paired with exceptional wines. The peaceful setting, rustic charm & war


Silves: history, charm & timeless beauty
Nestled in the heart of the Algarve, Silves is a must-visit for history lovers and explorers alike. Once the Moorish capital of the region, this charming town is steeped in medieval heritage, with its red sandstone castle standing proudly over cobbled streets and whitewashed houses. Wander through the old town, visit the impressive Gothic cathedral, and enjoy a riverside stroll along the Arade. Stop at a local café for a bica (espresso) and a slice of almond cake before headi


Umami - exquisite asian cuisine & stunning lake views
Highly rated and beautifully designed, this restaurant offers stunning views across the lake. It excels in exceptional Asian and sushi...


The Cheeky Pup - cosy pub charm & lively terrace vibes
The Cheeky Pup offers a cosy and welcoming ambiance, combining the charm of a traditional British/Irish pub with a lovely outdoor terrace...
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