If you know your site code
Holiday no. eg. 304
Portugal
campsites
campsites
- Costa de Prata
Camping Säo Pedro de Moel- Praia de Luz
- Camping Valverde
- nr Faro
- Camping Quarteira
Portugal
apartment resorts
apartment resorts
- Peniche
Residence Praia del Rey - Praia do Carvoeiro
- Algar Seco Parque
Portugal
Portugal
General
Despite being best-known as a golfer’s paradise, Portugal actually offers something for everyone. While there are of course fairways aplenty, there are also endless miles of golden beaches, the clear blue waters of the Atlantic and a verdant, rugged landscape that is alive with both spendid architecture and picturesque, tumbledown villages. Lisbon, a magnificent capital city since 1255, nestles along the banks of the River Tagus. The fortress which was the original city is now encircled by medieval streets and picturesque houses whose façades are adorned with lovely ceramic tiles. Yet beyond the city and the golf courses, you will also find deserted beaches, quiet coastal walks, pretty fishing villages and harbours of pure charm. Inland, however, you will find fairytale castles, towering mountains and lush, green forests. Portugal really is a land of contrasts, with everything you could need to meet your every mood, including hours and hours of gorgeous sunshine.
Places to Visit
Rio Formosa National Park
Natural
splendour and endless, quiet beaches on the sandbank islands close to Faro and our Quarteira site.
Nazare
Tradionally, a fishing town, you’ll still find the best of Portugal’s fish and shellfish dishes served here, in what is now a busy summer resort.
Silves The remnants of many
different cultures overlap in this
splendidly historic town. The castle
and walls are of Arab origin, the
Gothic Cathedral stands on the site
of an ancient mosque and the 12th
century bridge stands on the site of
the original Roman bridge.
Lagos If you are looking for
something a little more arty and
bohemian, why not head for Lagos at
the western end of the Algarve. Here
you will find not just the arty crowd,
but also the local jet-set in their
natural habitat. It’s a splendid place
to find a pavement café and just
watch the world go by.
Family Attractions
Surfing at Praia do Amado
Whether you like to get out there
amongst the breakers or simply
sit and watch, you will find some
of the world’s best surfers at
Praia do Amado, in Aljezur,
considered to be one of the best
surfing beaches in Portugal.
Golf in the Algarve
Portugal and the Algarve in
particular have numerous
quality golf courses, making it a
great destination for a short
golfing trip or a round as part of
your holiday.
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