Top Faro Street Food Tours

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.

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.

Discover the not so famous side of Algarve, the Countryside, yet rich in culture and landscapes. In this tour we go the highest point in eastern Algarve, cerro de São Miguel that treasure us with a privileged view over Ria Formosa, Faro city and its surroundings. The gastro-cultural experience (picnic) it's the cherry ot top of the cake. João the tour guide that is also a chef will present you with a picnic box full of traditionnal food with a twist of innovation! The clients get to experience a detailed and personal gastro-cultural experience. Where the guide will present them a picnic box with goodies and foodies from Algarve’s region (smoked meats, cheeses, olives, pastrys, jams, etc). All that will done on a hilltop (cerro São Miguel, Mocarapacho, Olhão, Portugal) with breathtaking views over the Algarve’s countryside and seaside.

Tuk Tuk experience in Tavira, including artisanal chocolate tasting. The "City & Chocolate Tour" is carried out by Maria's Tuk Tuk. This tour starts in the Alto de São Brás area, stops at the salt flats, passes by the Bernardas Convent and stops at the São Sebastião church. Continuing through the military barracks, São Francisco church and São José church. Halfway through the tour, we pass by the Ibelle chocolate atelier. Then we move on to Praça da República (center) and the historic area. The places of passage are the Convento da Graça, Church of Santiago, Church of Santa Maria, Church of Misericórdia and we stop at Castelo de Tavira. The end of this tour is at Maria's Tuk Tuk stop, near the Roman Bridge of Tavira.