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Go beyond the beaches of the Algarve and discover the more traditional towns on this full-day bus tour of the eastern region. On this tour, visit the capital of the region, Faro, plus the fishing village of Olhão. You also head to the Spanish border to explore Villa Real de Santo Antonio and end in the historic town of Tavira.

One of the best ways to explore the countryside, seaside, and local Portuguese villages is on two wheels. This private mountain bike tour takes you from Carrapateira to Pedralva, where riders of all levels can enjoy the great outdoors and learn about Portuguese culture, too. All riding gear, snacks, and photos are provided, so no need to source these separately. Just be ready for a great day out exploring Portugal by bike.

Explore the Algarve's Ria Formosa Natural Park during your time in Faro on this half-day excursion. Join a small group and visit four of the islands in the park—Deserta, Farol, Culatra, and Hangares—via a catamaran. Spend your day swimming in the warm waters, observing local marine life with your snorkel, and learning about local village life.

Going with a guide, you'll visit the old town of Silves, where you can see a famous castle and church. In Foia you'll have one of the best views in the Algarve from it's highest point. After that, you'll visit Monchique. In the afternoon you will have a stop in Lagos with spare time to visit the center and to shop. The last stop will be in Cape Saint Vicent where you will have an amazing view of the ocean and the beautiful coast.

Escape the crowded beaches of the Algarve and cruise through the waterways of the Ria Formosa Natural Park to admire its local wildlife with this small-group boat tour. While traditional boat engines scare away wildlife, travel in a solar-powered electric boat with virtually no noise, to explore the park’s islands and marshes and the birds that call them home.

Discover the Algarve’s natural beauty on our Adventure Tour, perfect for those seeking an authentic, relaxed, and exciting coastal experience. Accompanied by a local guide, explore unique rock formations, scenic trails, and stunning beaches. Start at Benagil Cave, where your guide will take you to the Superstar to admire its impressive dome and cliffs, ideal for photos. Continue to the Algar Seco Caves, walking among passages shaped by the sea and enjoying breathtaking ocean views. Explore part of the Seven Hanging Valleys Trail, featuring dramatic cliffs, viewpoints, and the famous heart-shaped arches, a must for nature lovers. End the day at Marinha Beach, one of the Algarve’s most photographed beaches, with free time to relax, swim, or enjoy the serene surroundings.

Overcome the language barrier in order to experience the rich culinary heritage of Tavira on a tapas and wine tour that reveals food and drink that you might otherwise have missed. Exploring on foot between stops lets you admire the city’s finer details, while opting for a private tour ensures you receive undivided attention.

Spot local wildlife on this eco-cruise off the coast of the Faro for a unique perspective of the Algarve. Climb aboard your RIB boat with a small group and cruise along the rugged coastline and through the Ria Formosa Natural Park, listening to commentary from your nature guide. Keep your eyes peeled for dolphins, fish, and birds.

On this tour you will be able to see the sunset from the boat and have an incredible and unique moment! This is the ideal tour of excellent quality, if you want to enjoy the Ria Formosa in a beautiful and peaceful late afternoon and enjoy the colors of the sunset! You will have the opportunity to taste the gastronomy of the region on the island of Culatra, where bivalves are very much appreciated! ( Clams , Cockles , Oysters ) On this trip , we will also observe nature , biodiversity and the wonderful landscapes of the Ria Formosa !

Faro's Old Town is dotted with tourist restaurants that can be difficult to distinguish from the real thing. This small-group walking tour steers you past them to four local restaurants and taverns, where you taste around 10 traditional Portuguese dishes paired with a drink at every stop. A local guide leads the way through the historic walled quarter between bites.

Close to Faro, a hidden treasure awaits, the city of Olhão. Home to one of the best Fish Markets in Portugal, this fishing community lies right at the doorstep of Ria Formosa’s Natural Park. Unique in its seafood variety, cooking techniques and local taverns, a food tour here is without a doubt a must do for any food lover. Discover with your guide this unknown jewel of the south as you visit its rich Fish Market and local taverns/hangouts where the Portuguese go to eat, drink, and socialize.

Explore Ria Formosa National Park at your own pace on a private sightseeing boat tour that takes you to islands and fishing communities inaccessible by other transport. Visit the islets of Deserta, Farol, Culatra, and Armona, and enjoy time to sunbathe and swim in the crystal clear waters of Armona Beach.

As the company name states, We Explore! And yes, we don't stop at the main monuments of the city, as we show that authentic face of the city, that less "touristy" neighbourhoods, that path outside the main directions, as if that wasn't enough! We love to share what it is to be Farense(Faro citizen). We aim to entertain the customer, while teaching the many stories of Faro and its origins.

Sail through Formosa National Park and experience the beautiful scenery from the water. Set off from Faro on a sightseeing cruise through the channels of Ria Formosa. See the lush blue waters and intricate island formations.

Your trip will start through the channels of the Ria Formosa Natural Park where you can observe species of sea birds and fishing activities. Arriving at Deserta island, you can walk and enjoy the Dunar flora or dive in transparent waters, then we go out to the open sea to see the Cape of Stª Maria and head to the island of Farol. , enjoy the original architecture of the island, the return to Faro will be made enjoying the surroundings of the Ria Formosa. When you reach the end of the tour, you will notice that time has passed too quickly, and that your wish would be to stay on the islands for much longer.

Embark on a delightful culinary journey through the charming city of Faro, Portugal, where the rich flavors of Portuguese tapas and local wines await you. This gastronomic tour will guide you through three handpicked restaurants, each offering a unique taste of Faro's vibrant food scene. Tour Highlights: • Authentic Tapas: Experience the diverse flavors of Portuguese tapas, from traditional recipes to modern interpretations. • Portuguese Wines: Savor a variety of local wines that perfectly complement each dish, enhancing your culinary journey. • Cultural Immersion: Explore the rich history and vibrant culture of Faro through its unique cuisine. Join us for an unforgettable gastronomic tour in Faro, where every bite tells a story and every sip is a celebration of Portugal's culinary excellence.

Immerse yourself in the natural splendor of Ria Formosa Natural Park on a catamaran cruise to Deserta Island from Faro. While you listen to informative commentary from your guide, you’ll see fascinating flora and fauna and disembark at Deserta Island to stroll along the beautiful beach. Enjoy the flexibility of choosing your own departure time and opt to explore hiking trails and nature walks before you return to Faro by catamaran.

Discover the local marine life around Faro, Portugal during this exciting cruise. Join a small group and set sail on the Atlantic Ocean in search of several aquatic species. Observe bottlenose and common dolphins, marine birds, bluefin tuna, and perhaps even orcas and sharks. An onboard marine biologist provides information on what you see and collects research data.

Explore the pristine coastal towns of Quarteira and Vilamoura during this small-group guided 1.5-hour seaside Segway tour in the Algarve. Glide along the halcyon Falésia and Quarteira beaches and admire pale sands positioned next to the Atlantic’s emerald waters. This tour explores the Vilamoura marina’s scintillating farmer’s markets where you can observe stalls of local fish and fresh produce. While you zip along palm-lined promenades, enjoy an in depth experience as your expert guide highlights the Algarve’s interesting culture and history.

Explore the islands of the Ria Formosa Natural Park at your leisure with this hop on, hop off island tour, which lasts for 24 hours. The islands of Ilha da Culatra, Ilha do Farol, and Animaris Ilha Deserta are the ones you can hop between. Each has its own feel and flavor, so explore as you like. The ferries have scheduled pick up times, so you can plan your stays accordingly.

Discover a new side of the Algarve region that many visitors miss—and have the special chance to go behind the scenes at a local cork factory—on this immersive, half-day tour. Enjoy included hotel pickup before visiting the charming town of Loulé and its vibrant market. Next, visit a traditional cork producer to learn about this local industry, and stop for lunch (own expense). Finally, visit a local museum before tour’s end.

Discover the Algarve’s gorgeous countryside on a full-day Jeep tour from Albufeira that follows off-road tracks to tiny villages and farms. You’ll pass groves of orange trees, sample local produce, then enjoy a lunch of regional cuisine and wine at a restaurant that’s tucked deep into the mountains. For a more personal experience, group size is limited to 15 people, and this tour includes lunch, snacks, and round-trip transport from Albufeira hotels.

This is the best, easiest and quickest way to know the whole Faro and its history, from its older parts to the most modern areas and including Faro beach. The tours are private, accompanied by a local guide, made in 100% electric modern tuk-tuks and they are recommended for all ages!

If you’re a nature lover in The Algarve, Ria Formosa National Park should be at the top of your itinerary. During this 2-hour tour from Faro, you’ll explore the natural landscape on a ‘saveiro’ (a traditional painted boat) while learning about the myriad of bird species that inhabit the area. With luck, you’ll spot birds such as white storks, little egrets, spoonbills, and grey plover. This small-group tour is limited to 10 people to guarantee an intimate atmosphere.