Top Faro Hiking

Discover the unique beauty of the Algarve coast with this must-do tour, departing from Tavira at 7h00. Pets are Welcome !!! 1st Treasure: Let's walk over the cliffs of Praia da Marinha, included in the Michelin guide: 24 million years old where you can find the beautiful photo of the Titanic, the heart and the bridge 2nd Treasure: Visit the top of the Benagil Cave a 16 million years old cave. From the top you can see the interior of the cave bath by the sea 3rd Treasure: Visit to Algarseco. There you can visit the Boneca Cave and its recesses carved out by seawater, located on the trail of the seven hanging valley. 4th Treasure: visit Praia da Senhora da Rocha and Nova Beach. There you can visit a 16th century small chapel built on top of a cliff and a tunnel connecting the two beaches through the rock. If the weather and the sea permits you can swim, relax and/or walk along the cliffs. Note: time also includes travel time in our van. This may vary depending on the group.

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.

Experience the best of Ria Formosa Natural Park—renowned for its white sands and wildlife—on a boat tour that stops at two of the archipelago’s best islands, Deserta and Farol Island. You’ll have free time to snorkel, swim, or simply soak up the sunshine on the beachfront.

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.

One of the best ways to enjoy the gorgeous nature in the Ria Formosa Natural Park is to explore by kayak. This group tour lets you glide over the waters in an eco-friendly way, without gasoline or intrusive noises. You can also choose a standup paddleboard if that’s more your style. Keep an eye out for all sorts of wildlife in this sprawling lagoon system.

Discover the unique beauty of the Algarve coast with this must-do tour, departing from Olhao at 7h45. Pets are Welcome !!! 1st Treasure: Let's walk over the cliffs of Praia da Marinha, included in the Michelin guide: 24 million years old where you can find the beautiful photo of the Titanic, the heart and the bridge 2nd Treasure: Visit the top of the Benagil Cave a 16 million years old cave. From the top you can see the interior of the cave bath by the sea 3rd Treasure: Visit to Algarseco. There you can visit the Boneca Cave and its recesses carved out by seawater, located on the trail of the seven hanging valley. 4th Treasure: visit Praia da Senhora da Rocha and Nova Beach. There you can visit a 16th century small chapel built on top of a cliff and a tunnel connecting the two beaches through the rock. If the weather and the sea permits you can swim, relax and/or walk along the cliffs. Note: time also includes travel time in our van. This may vary depending on the group.

This tour will take you through the highlights of Mallorca, giving you a brief overview of each attraction. A total of over 198 points have been added to the Mallorca map. Just drive or walk through the streets and as soon as you reach a point of interest, the audio guide will start giving you an overview. With the self-guided audio tour in our app, you can start the tour at any time, start from a place that suits you, and choose your own pace.

Discover Faro with a Marine Biologist! Forget the conventional historical tours. This 2.5 hour eco expedition redefines the Algarve capital, turning the streets and coast into a living laboratory in constant visual contact with the magnificent Ria Formosa. Led by a local marine biologist, you will explore the symbiotic relationship between urbanism and this dynamic ecosystem. Along the route, uncover how tide and salinity shaped the architecture, observe the traditional bivalve harvest in the Estero do Ladrão and understand the biology of one of Portugal’s largest urban white-tailed colonies that inhabit the roofs of Villa Adentro. We will also do a botanical study to identify the halophyt flora that colonizes the cracks of the ancient medieval walls. To conclude, we will climb to the Catedral de la Sé viewpoint (with entrance included) for a panoramic analysis of the future climate challenges of this "lungs" of the city. Book now and watch the city get alive!