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Escape the crowds of the coast and explore the Algarve’s lesser-known inland region on this adventurous buggy tour that shows there's more to southern Portugal than its beaches. Embark on a quick road trip with a local guide who will lead you to the Algarve’s many charming under-the-radar spots. Enjoy a relaxing ride as you cruise through bucolic countryside villages, vineyards, and farmland.

Combine a trip to the Benagil Cave with a visit to the Marinha Beach, and check off two of the Algarve's highlights in just one trip. After traveling by road from Faro, see the famous Benagil Cave from above, peering into the cave from its famous roof. Afterward, travel onwards to Marinha Beach for ample time to swim, explore, and laze on the beach.

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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.

Explore the dramatic coastline of the western Algarve on a full-day tour to Lagos and Sagres. Discover Lagos’ historic churches, monuments, and its role in Europe's early slave trade before continuing to the fishing village of Sagres. Finish at Cape St. Vincent, the dramatic Atlantic headland once known as the "End of the World," where sweeping ocean views await.