Top Resorts of the Algarve

is the southernmost region of Algarve in Portugal - in fact, it can be bounded by the Atlantic, but it has all the ingredients of a classic Mediterranean holiday - clean, golden beaches, abundant sunshine and warm water! Algarve has something for everyone - whether you are going for the day break, taking a family vacation (with plenty of water parks to choose from), or simply laze by the pool and party the night away! Algarve remains a popular destination because of its friendly people, relatively low costs, good weather throughout the year, a beautiful landscape and history of the region. Add in the fact that there are more than 30 excellent golf courses in the region.

We put together a guide most popular places in the region, so read on for more ...

Center for the Algarve

These are some of the settlements located in the heart of the Algarve:

Albufeira

This is the largest and most popular resort along the Algarve - and it has grown from humble beginnings as a fishing village, the destruction during the Portuguese Civil War, the tourism haven that today! The town itself consists of two parts - the old city, where streets and lined with stone houses which have been whitewashed and blue tiles. Architecture here is fantastic and well worth checking out. Fishing has had a part in the history of Albufeira - local beach is a long Fisherman's Beach, which is backed up by impressive cliffs and rock facades

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One of the biggest draws to this settlement is a great nightlife: the club room Candid Rua dos Reis and you are guaranteed a great night

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Vilamoura

consists of a fine yacht marina populated with aesthetic beach, Vilamoura long enjoyed a reputation as one of the best golf locations in Portugal. For a luxury vacation, it's probably the place to go -. Hotels are 3:00 to 5:00 standard stars, penthouse apartments and large villas are available

region, is known for its beautiful Golf Resorts (Laguna, Old Course and Pinhal to name but three) and its beautiful beaches, lapped by clear waters and fascinating sea caves and grottoes.

Alvor

Alvor is a beautiful and peaceful coastal village, and one of his many gems is a wonderful fish market where you can buy plenty of fresh fish. The restaurants offer grilled sardines, shellfish and wonderful Cataplana (fish stew). Indeed, the coast is dotted with fishing boats, stressing the importance of the fish industry in the area. If you are looking for peace and quiet, then Alvor is a place for you. To walk around the old town, with its properties whitewashed, cobbled streets is a pleasure in itself. The beach is great, with its cliffs and dunes, and those mysterious grottoes. To leave your head down Rua Dr Frederico Ramon Mendes or outdoor café bars Praça de República.

Quinta do Lago and Vale do Lobo

These two settlements can not be different - Vale do Lobo is more suitable for families - and the beach, which is located below the orange hit the cliffs, the beautiful and perfect for a family of

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Quina do Lago is made ​​up of golf courses and hotels offer luxury breaks, and the impressive beaches.

Carvoeiro

, which is located in the beautiful tranquil bay, Carvoeiro has much to tempt visitors. rock sculptures along the beach will astound you as they pass, and the creation of the sea and wind are magnificent. welcome to clean water and beautiful beaches will keep you entertained during your stay in Carvoeiro.

Praia da Rocha

is located just one hour's drive from Faro airport, this resort offers a fabulous beach with great local accommodation. golden beach once again surrounded by strange and beautiful rock formations. One of the biggest draws Praia's nightlife: the promenade behind the beach offers a lively bar and disco music night out

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Western Algarve

Check out these resorts in the western part of the Algarve:

Lagos

One of the main line here is obviously Beaches - MEIA is five miles long. pleasant beaches, cultural and historical buildings, winding cobbled streets and amazing shopping opportunities to make Lagos a very popular place for tourists. There are many cultural events taking place in the city center, where the municipal council there. If you want to take a boat trip from the marina you have the opportunity, where tours are available along the coast fishing. The old town is a lot of wonderful restaurants, and there is great nightlife can be found along Rua 25 de Abril.

Sagres

There is a fine beaches and bays in Sagres, on the western end of the whitewashed fort which was built by Henry the Navigator in the 15th century. No visit to Sagres is complete without a visit to Capo Sao Vicente (Cape St. Vincent), which is the westernmost point in continental Europe, is considered to be the world before the end of the New World was discovered. The beach here is very attractive, with red rocks and big rolling waves attract many surfers.

Luz Burgau &

long golden sandy beach is perfect for families at Luz, no significant development here, as in other locations throughout Portugal. Burgau has kept some of the charm of the fishing village that was once. The bay has a dark yellow box of rocks. rolling waves attract surfers, and if things get too crowded here, take a short drive to the west.

Eastern Algarve

the following places in the eastern Algarve:

Tavira

Tavira is widely regarded as the most attractive city in the entire Algarve. This is one of the most important historical cities in Portugal, only 25 km from Faro, the Phoenician, Roman and Moorish history. The town has the remains of the castle, more than 30 churches and Roman antiquities, as well as a fantastic seven arch bridge and the Roman amphitheater. The city itself is divided by the river Gila, and there are a total of three bridges linking the two parts of the city. Tavira is a good place for shopping.

Faro

Faro is home to the main airport that services the entire Algarve region (Faro International Airport). Many visitors to verify the Faro shopping: One of the best areas along the Santo Antonio. Check out the old part of town and explore the cobbled streets. whitewashed cathedral is also opular with tourists. Faro is a beautiful ship lined harbor that is well worth checking out.

Silves

Silves is located inland and is well known for its Moorish fortress, with red sandstone walls, do not lose strength over the last millennium. The city will be popular with people who are interested in arts, culture and history, and it's great for the trip. The archaeological museum is well worth checking out here, such as a house relics from the Stone Age. Gothic architecture is very impressive, with some modern building offering a fine combination of styles.