Lonely Planet Pocket Algarve
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Soaring cliffs, hidden sea caves, golden beaches, scalloped bays and sandy islands lure visitors to Portugals Algarve region. Surrounded by the Atlantic, the coast is a water-sports paradise, while the hilly hinterland has historic castle towns, whitewashed villages, rolling countryside covered in almond trees and citrus orchards, rural farmhouse restaurants and glorious hiking.
Picturesque coastal Portuguese village.
Algarve Top Sights
Protected landscapes and pounding surf.
Algarve Top Sights
Climb the cathedrals bell tower.
Algarve Top Sights
Lagoons, barrier islands and beaches.
Algarve Top Sights
Water sports and cruises galore.
Algarve Top Sights
Hike the hilly Algarve hinterland.
Algarve Top Sights
Mighty clifftop fortress.
Algarve Top Sights
The continents most southwesterly point.
The coast of the Algarve is a seemingly endless series of beaches. The climate and atmosphere feel Mediterranean, but this is the Atlantic, so good waves and first-rate water sports are available alongside more sedate family-oriented paddling zones. With more than 150 beaches, this is one of Europes capitals of sun, sand and surf.
There are so many superb beaches in the Algarve that any attempt to list the best is, in a sense, doomed to failure. Youre sure to find your own favourite that doesnt feature here. One of the regions appealing features is that theres such a variety of conditions in a relatively small area.
The west coast is particularly good for surfing, with a series of west- and southwest-facing beaches that see some big swells. They are divided by sharp schist headlands that provide some excellent point breaks when conditions are right.
The south coast in general has softer waves, with a series of picturesque beaches backed by sculptured limestone formations in the western half of the region. The eastern segment has a series of evocative island beaches that are the outer section of the complex of dunes and lagoons that forms the Parque Natural da Ria Formosa. Accessed by boat, they are romantic spots.
Lonely, lovely stretch of sea spray and sand at the end of a long byroad.
Part of the Parque Natural da Ria Formosa, this island has remote, deserted sands and a busier family-oriented strip.
and long, quiet strands to explore.
Has a kid-friendly river side and barrelling ocean breakers.
Not to be outdone by the coast, this inland town has created a tiny beach resort on a quiet river bend.
This postcard-pretty Sagres beach is calm and shallow.
Carvoeiros central beach is small, friendly and patrolled by lifeguards in summer.
Classic surf beach with a beach break and a point break.
This Carrapateira beach (and its twin Praia do Amado) has great surf and coastal scenery.
Backed by wild, rolling dunes, this spectacular river-mouth beach has left- and right-handed breaks.
Exposed in all directions, Monte Clrigos famed left-handed break is reliable virtually all year.
Shifting sandbanks, consistent swells and a surf school see Odeceixes beach attract pods of surfers.
Take a 6km stroll along this scenic beach fringed by variegated ochre and white cliffs.
Sculpted limestone makes this one of the regions most scenic beaches for strolling.
Stroll 4km along gorgeous Meia Praia from the party town of Lagos.
The 5km-long Praia da Gal is a prime place to escape nearby Albufeiras crowds.
Seafood reigns: octopus, prawns and fish, including prized sardines, all star on Algarvian menus. The signature dish is a
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