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Gentle, mindful outdoor yoga among the vines at Morgado do Quintão with post-class wine and provided mats.

Hands-on candle-making workshop at Morgado do Quintão with fragrance blending, wine and a take-home scented candle.

For visitors with limited time on São Miguel, Azores but with a big curiosity to discover its amazing natural wonders. We’ll make sure you’ll get back on time to your cruise with a whole new…

One-day sensory writing retreat with guided prompts, somatic practice and a silent vineyard walk on a certified organic estate in Lagoa.

Intermediate Surf Session with a Local Pro Ready to take your surfing to the next level? Join an experienced local surf coach for an intermediate surf session on the Algarve’s beautiful South or West Coast.…

The two best boat trips in the Algarve in one: Ponta da Piedade’s grottoes and the famous Benagil Cave.

Enjoy a fun group experience at the 3D Fun Art Museum Portimão! Explore interactive 3D art, capture creative photos and make unforgettable memories.

Enjoy a fun family experience at the 3D Fun Art Museum Portimão! Explore interactive 3D art, capture creative photos and make unforgettable memories.

Step into a world of 3D art and optical illusions at 3D Fun Art Museum Portimão! Explore, interact, laugh and capture unforgettable moments.

The only uninhabited barrier island of the Ria Formosa: boardwalks, dunes, a solar restaurant and the island’s long white beach.

A barrier island with a working fishing village, reached by ferry from Faro or Olhão — the Algarve at its most authentic.

The first headquarters of the Order of Christ, above the Guadiana and Portugal’s oldest nature reserve, the Sapal.

The entire town planned by Pombal after 1755 and built in two years on the Guadiana frontier, facing Spanish Ayamonte.

Tavira’s barrier island, eleven kilometres of Atlantic sand across the Ria Formosa, reached by ferry or tiny train.

Portimão’s Praia da Rocha — the Algarve beach that taught Portugal how to holiday — with ochre cliffs and carved rock stacks.

The romantic garden of the Estoi palace, with azulejos, fountains and camellias in the Algarve hills.

A covered market and famous Saturday fair in the Algarve, with fresh produce, crafts and local life.

A lively fish market on the Algarve waterfront, famous for its morning trade and the produce of the Ria Formosa.

Salt marshes at the mouth of the Guadiana, with flamingos, salt pans and a historic fort above the river.

The south-westernmost point of Europe, with towering cliffs, a historic lighthouse and wide views over the Atlantic.

The golden cliffs and sea stacks near Lagos, one of the most photographed landscapes in the Algarve.

The great fortress on the cliff at Sagres, at the south-western tip of Europe, linked to the age of the discoveries.

A Roman villa near Faro with mosaics, baths and a temple, one of the most important Roman sites in the Algarve.

The red castle of Silves, one of the best-preserved Islamic fortresses in Portugal, above the old town.

Silves’s archaeology museum, built around a remarkable Islamic cistern, in one of the Algarve’s most historic towns.

Tavira’s municipal museum, in the Palácio da Galeria, with archaeology, history and contemporary exhibitions.

Faro’s municipal museum, in a former convent, with archaeology, painting and sacred art from the Algarve.

An award-winning museum of industry, fishing and daily life, in a restored nineteenth-century fish-canning factory in Portimão.

An afternoon among the vines — your wine, your pace, nothing required but the pleasure of being here.

Join Secret Algarve for the 2026 Eclipse. A rare sunset kayak tour. Witness a phenomenon that only returns in 2144. Secure your seat in history!

Paratrike flight over the coast of Portimão and Alvor offering an introductory, instructor-led soaring experience with optional video recording.


































































