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East Algarve

East Algarve

The Eastern Algarve is a true paradise for golf lovers. This region is known for its landscapes of rolling hills, dramatic cliffs and beaches stretching as far as the eye can see. With a mild climate and more than 300 days of sunshine a year, the Eastern Algarve offers the perfect setting for an unforgettable golfing experience.

Playing close to the Atlantic Ocean is an opportunity to enjoy the region’s natural beauty and local culture. Traditional villages, markets and authentic local cuisine enrich the experience, offering a genuine connection with Algarve life. Here, every round of golf is a chance to enjoy the landscape and atmosphere of this unique destination.

Octant praia verde

At Octant Praia Verde, guests can enjoy a tranquil retreat where lush forests meet the sparkling sea, adorned with shades of green and golden sands. The harmonious blend of contemporary design and natural surroundings is ideal for creating lasting memories. The sunny days and serene ambiance are perfect for sharing moments and evoking the joy of summers gone by.

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Octant vila monte

Octant Vila Monte offers guests an idyllic retreat in Moncarapacho, surrounded by breathtaking scenery that encourages relaxation. The aroma of orange trees fills the air, while the rich culinary traditions of southern Portugal celebrate the Mediterranean lifestyle. Here, guests can unwind and truly savour every moment.

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The
Patio

The Patio Suite Hotel opens up to the Algarve in Açoteias, steps from Praia da Falésia and close to Vilamoura, with a pine forest as its backdrop. Four pools and the Atlantic on the doorstep make it easy to never want to leave. A hotel where open spaces, unobstructed views and a relaxed, slow-paced atmosphere make it the summer destination families keep coming back to.

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AP Cabanas Beach Hotel
Maria Nova Hotel

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Discover the East Algarve's Best Beaches

The beaches of the eastern Algarve (Sotavento) are renowned for their serene beauty, golden sands, and calm, clear waters. Unlike the busier western coast, these beaches offer unspoiled landscapes, perfect for relaxation and nature lovers. Highlights include Ilha de Tavira and Praia de Cacela Velha, with its breathtaking views of the Ria Formosa Natural Park. With gentle tides and warmer waters, Sotavento beaches are ideal for swimming, sunbathing, and enjoying a peaceful coastal escape in Portugal.

Castro Marim

Castro Marim is a charming historic village in the Algarve, near Portugal’s border with Spain. Known for its medieval castle built in the 13th century, Castro Marim played a strategic defensive role throughout history. The village is also famous for its traditional salt production in natural salt marshes, which are part of the Castro Marim Nature Reserve, a haven for various bird species. Every August, the Medieval Fair brings the village to life with costumes, crafts, and reenactments, offering a unique experience of Portugal’s medieval past.

Ria Formosa

Ria Formosa is a beautiful coastal Natural park in Portugal’s Algarve region, stretching 60 kilometers between Faro and Cacela Velha. This protected natural park is known for its diverse habitats, including salt marshes, barrier islands, and sandy beaches, making it a haven for wildlife, especially migratory birds like flamingos and the rare purple gallinule.

Ria Formosa also supports traditional salt production and shellfish farming, which are important to the local culture and economy. Visitors can explore its peaceful waters by boat or kayak, though conservation efforts are essential to protect this fragile ecosystem from environmental pressures.