Faro

Day 1- At 8:00am, your private driver/guide picks you up at your hotel. You'll arrive in Faro around 12:30am after a stop to relax and grab food or drinks. Upon arrival in Faro will be time to Lunch (included in the tour price) at a traditional Portuguese Restaurant on the beach.  After lunch, you'll check-in in the hotel (4 or 5 starts Standard Room with Breakfast included) and take time to relax until 18:00 or if you prefer less. Then enjoy a panoramic tour by night through the Faro Historical Centre and enjoy a traditional Portuguese dinner in Albufeira (included on the price),

Faro District

Faro is the largest city in the Algarve and the gateway to southern Portugal. Lying on the coast, overlooking the shallow lagoons of the protected Ria Formosa Natural Park, this is a destination blessed with rich cultural wealth and a stunning location. Faro's history is compelling. The Romans called it Ossonoba, and their legacy is tangible. But the greatest historical monuments date from the 16th and 17th centuries and are clustered together within the walls of the Old Town. Proud of its maritime heritage, Faro remains a busy and colorful port. From the marina, fishing boats and pleasure craft ply the narrow channels that meander towards the open sea, passing dense marshland and deserted islands. The wetlands are among Europe's most important natural habitats and attract a dazzling array of seabirds and other wildlife.

Faro

Visit Faro and admire the stunning Arco da Vila, Wander around the Old Town and visit the Sé Cathedral

Farol de Vila Real de Santo Antonio

Day 2- After breakfast (arround 9:00 am) we will drive too Vila Real de Santo António were you will find an interesting old town on the banks of Guadiana (near to Spain). Vila Real de Santo Antonio is located in Portugal Algarve region, at the mouth of the Guadiana River that divides Portugal and Spain. Completely different in its architecture as compared with other towns in the Algarve, this place was eroded by the sea in the 17th century, but in 1774 by the King’s appointment the Marques de Pombal had the main structure of the town built in only 5 months, as per the latest street planning system using a grid system. Lunch at a nice restaurant with sea view (included in the price) on the beach of Monte Gordo or Vila Real or Manta Rota.  The Algarve has it all, if you know where to look: sandy beaches, secluded coves and postcard-perfect whitewash villages where traditional tabernas make gourmet treats out of simple grilled sardines drizzled in olive oil and lemon juice. From abundant fish and seafood, to sun-ripened vegetables and flame-cooked meats, don’t leave without trying these dishes After Lunch we will visit Cacela Velha Beach, and Manta Rota Beach. At aroiund 5pm we will return to Hotel in Faro to refresh for a romantic dinner (Included in the price).

Olhao

In the Eastern Algarve, Olhão da Restauração is a coastal town on the Ria Formasa lagoon. Despite its phenomenal setting Olhão has only recently begun to attract tourists. The ocean and shellfish beds in the lagoon have always been the main source of income, and the fish market in the town is a sight for sore eyes. You holiday in Olhão will be a whirl of island-hopping voyages to the sandbars that screen the lagoon from the ocean and have perfect beaches with silky golden sand. Each of these islands has its own personality, with little resort enclaves, dunes, whitewashed fishing villages, wild surf or crystal clear lagoon waters.

Mercado de Olhao

Visit Olhão farmers and fishers market consists with two buildings one with fish and the other with fruits and vegetables.

Tavira

Through the beautiful center of Tavira flows the Gilao River, which runs straight into the nearby ocean. All along that ocean are some of the best beaches in Portugal which are within easy reach of the city center. Here the glistening golden sands stretch for miles along the Algarve's most beautiful coastline

Lagos

Day 3 - After hotel check-out (around 9:00 or other hour) we will drive to Lagos, and stopping to visiting the city centre. At around 11:30am we departure from Lagos to Lunch in Sagres (included on the price) and visiting Sagres Fortness and Village. We will have time to visiting Cabo de São Vicente (the Cape of Saint Vincent) is the most southwesterly extremity of Europe. This wind blasted and storm pounded headland is just what visitors expect, for what was considered, up until the 14th century, the end of the known world. The jagged cliffs rise 60 meters from the ferocious seas and high above guarding the busy shipping lines is one of Europe’s brightest lighthouses that can be seen 60 miles away. At around 3:30pm, you'll head back to Lisbon arriving around 7:30pm (depending on traffic and weather).

Lagos

15 Best Things to Do in Lagos (Portugal) Lagos is a busy coastal town in the Algarve that has all the things people love about the region. There are beaches of all descriptions, from long sandy bays to tiny coves walled by ochre-coloured cliffs. These rocks create a breathtaking scene at Ponta da Piedade, where the bluffs and obelisks are riddled with caves and arches and the sea is a clear emerald colour. Back in the centre of Lagos the old town is an exploring heaven, with Portuguese pavement in lovely patterns on its streets and sights that transport you to the Age of Discovery when explorers set sail from the port.

Benagil

See inside Benagil Cave is by taking a boat tour

Ponta da Piedade

See the magnificent view over the Atlantic and the shapes of the cliffs, sculpted by the sea and by time, Ponta da Piedade is an idyllic setting of jagged rocks in constant contrast with the blue-green of the waters. Located two kilometers from Lagos, on the Costa d'Oiro, and full of caves, undiscovered bays and quiet beaches, Ponta da Piedade is particularly attractive when viewed from the sea.