Croisière sur le fleuve Guadiana avec barbecue

Faro hop on and hop off tourist train

Enjoy Faro hop on and hop off tourist train to stroll through the city streets and discover its historical monuments.

Silves and Monchique half-day tour from Albufeira

Visit Silves and its Castle, Cathedral and Archeology Museum, enjoy the panoramic views from the mountains, reach Fóia, the highest point in Algarve

Lagos and Sagres half-day tour from Albufeira

Visit Lagos, reach the most southwesterly point in Continental Europe, Cabo São Vicente in Sagres, admire Europe's most powerful lighthouse and Fortaleza de Sagres

SandCity ticket

With the world's largest sand sculpture exhibition on your doorstep, a trip out here promises all kinds of sandy fun and games. The International Sand Sculpture Festival runs every year near Lagoa with mega sculptures, workshops, activities and more to enjoy and be in awe of.There's nothing quite like it – 45,000 tonnes of sand, painstakingly sculpted into incredible artistic creations. Sculptors from all over the world come to take part and show off this different take on architecture. And with your ticket, you'll get to see it all and a few things more.Once you've searched out a few sculptures, there are activities for kids, demonstrations and workshops on everything to do with sand sculpting. There's even a fish spa if you need to relax your feet, and a snack bar to replenish energy levels before your next sculpture hunt. What's more, if you go between June and mid-September, you can take it all in at night.

Dolphin and cave watching cruise aboard the Insónia

Book this Dolphin and cave watching cruise aboard the Insónia and enjoy fantastic Atlantic Ocean views!

Loule Christmas visit in Portugal

Christmas in the Algarve has its own kind of magic and this charming little town is right at the heart of it. During the festive season, Loule's historic streets get a full festive makeover, with Moorish-style buildings as the backdrop and loads of shops brimming with ornaments, handmade crafts and local specialties like honey cakes, dried figs, cured meats and artisanal cheeses.The ‘Village of Dreams' – known to locals as the Aldeia dos Sonhos – is where the fun truly happens. Santa's house, snowmen, a wooden carousel and twinkling lights make it a favourite with families. Plus, there's plenty of live music drifting through the plaza and the smell of roasted chestnuts in the air.The mix of tradition, community spirit and festive cheer is what makes this place so special. There's truly something for everyone. With transport to this winter wonderland sorted and a guide on hand to answer your questions and give you the lay of the land, this trip is a memorable way to experience Christmas in the Algarve.

Arade River and Alvor Village tour in Portugal

You'll start your adventure with a 90-minute cruise down the River Arade, where Ferragudo's little church peeks into view, closely followed by Portimao's bustling harbour. After drifting past the Grotto of Saint Anthony, you'll wander through Portimao's old fisherman's quarters, before heading to Praia da Rocha for golden-sand views from its fortress. Next, the minibus brings you to explore the village of Alvor, with its winding streets and 16th-century Manueline church. To wrap up, you'll stop for an optional drink at a local cafe along Alvor's estuary promenade.

Algarve sunset sailing experience from Vilamoura Marina

Experience the breathtaking Algarve sunset aboard Vital catamaran. Coastal wonders await. Secure your spot for an unforgettable evening cruise!

Guided bike tour through Ria Formosa Natural Park

Explore the beauty of Ria Formosa on a guided bike tour. Pedal through diverse ecosystems and appreciate nature in Algarve.

Full day 4x4 tour of the Algarve’s countryside and traditions

Rumbling through the Algarve in a 4x4, you'll head to Quinta da Fornalha, an organic farm and heritage site, where you're off to a scrummy start with a fresh produce tasting. Then, take in the views at Beliche Dam before you reach the rural village of Odeleite. There's time to grab yourself some lunch here before rounding off your day with two historic villages, Castro Marim and Cacela Velha. With it's Morrish roots, white-washed houses and intricate chimney pots, Cacela Velha is the best-preserved village along the Algarve coast.