Ilha da Tavira, Cabanas, Quinta do Lago, Vale do Lobo, Oura Beach, Gale Beach, Salgados, Praia da Rocha beach amongst many others.

With miles of gorgeous, golden, sandy beaches, calm clear waters and bays interspersed with rugged cliffs and enchanting grottos, the Algarve is amongst the top European holiday destinations. The main beaches that serve a collection of high-end resorts are known as the 'Golden Triangle'.

Vilamoura Marina in the Algarve was awarded the title o, “Best Portuguese Marina 2018”, by Publituris, at the Portugal Trade Awards. Taking its own place of reference within international yacht and sail, Vilamoura Marina offers 825 berths and can accommodate vessels up to 60 metres long. It is the largest marina in Portugal and the one that offers the best quality services to sailors and vessels.

Praia de Benagil is an excellent location to explore the sea caves near Lagoa by boat. Near Praia de Benagil is an impressive cave, known as Algar de Benagil. From inside this cave you will see the blue sky through an opening in the ceiling, also known as the eye. Visiting this cave by boat is highly recommended.

Ponta da Piedade is an idyllic setting of brown shaded rock formations that meet the greenish blue waters of the Atlantic below and is one of the main attractions of Lagos. Around Ponta da Piedade there are lots of caves, grottoes and arches to duck into as you enjoy one of the Ponta da Piedade boat trips, paddle in your kayak or on your stand up paddle surfboard over the crystal-clear water. The combination of the light brown mysterious cliffs and several shades of green and blue from the ocean and the sky truly enchant the eyes.

Castelo de Loulé, Castelo de Tavira, Castelo de Aljezur, Castelo de Lagos, Castelo de Alcoutim and Castelo de Silves: The Castle of Silves is a castle in the municipality of Silves in the Algarve. It is believed that the first fortifications were built by the Romans or Visigoths upon a possible Lusitanian castro. Between the 8th and 12th or 13th centuries the castle was occupied by the Moors and expanded. It is one of the best preserved Moorish fortifications in Portugal which resulted in its classification as a National Monument in 1910.