If you want to travel to Algarve Portugal to your vacations, you can find a low cost flight and rent a low cost car to travel around all Algarve beaches and cities.To spend your holidays in Algarve, you can rent a cheap Algarve Apartment and a Algarve Villas, and have a nice cheap holidays.

Algarve is known for is beautifull beaches and the exciting night life .In algarve there are plenty of bars and pubs, to drink and dance all night.We also have great restaurants , when you can eat all kind of fresh seafood, and drink the most famous Portuguese Wines.

Visit Algarve in Portugal and spend a nice holidays without spending much money.

With a vast and spacious area of sand,stretching over more than one Kilometre,protected by warm-coloured and aesthetically shaped cliffs,Praia da Rocha is an increasingly popular beach amongst holidaymakers and one of the best beaches in the Whole of Portugal.

The Avenue that runs along the seafront of Praia da Rocha has a succession of Hotels,bars,Algarve villas,open-air cafés,and Algarve restaurants,discos and a Casino, finnaly culminating in Portimão Marina.This greatly diversifies the tourist supply and provides the beach with its distinctive lively and colourful atmosphere.

The landscape in Portimão is also marked by the mouth of the river Arade itself and the nearby hills of Serra de Monchique.

Praia da Rocha is a excellent beach to your vacations and Holidays, sunny, with great bars and discos , this is one of the most wanted places in Algarve.

Enjoy the weather and the beach in Praia da Rocha Algarve.

In Aljezur, the coastline is essentially a rocky one, iterrupted by long stretches of sound around the mouths of the main rivers and streams.This vast coast plateau ,shaped by the constant advances and retreats of the sea over the coast, is exposed and vulnerable to the waves of the sea.

Odeceixe Beach:

In Odeceixe Beach, you can rent a Algarve Villas and enjoy the all year summer. It´s a calm place, with some hoteles and restaurants, and some bars and Pubs.If you are looking for a nature beach, you can go to the beach Praia das Adegas.

In conclusion, Odeceixe in Aljezur Algarve, is a calm vacations place and a alternative to the madness in Albufeira or Portimão.

There are everything that you need for your holidays: supermarkets, restaurants, pharmacies, shops, handcraft shops, beaches, several sports, a lot of entertainment…

− Nightlife is very famous: bars, pubs, night clubs, discos, casino…
− Aquatic sports: jet sky, aquatic sky, water motorbike, tour to desert beach and caves and others tours and
activities
− Several Golf courses “Gramacho”, Vale da Pinta” and “Vale do Milho” and “Penina” - ten minutes by car
− Aquatic parks (Slide & Splash and Big One) and Zoo Marine - 10 minutes by car
− Castles and many places of historic interest: Lagos, Sagres and Silves - 15-30 minutes by car
− Near: Albufeira and Silves 15 minutes by car, Lagoa 10 minutes by car. A22- Algarve Motorway 5 minutes by car,
Faro Airport 40 minutes by car, train station 5 minutes by car.

Jardins da Rocha Hotel (Portimão - Praia da Rocha)

Algarve Villa T1 (4-6 persons), 65m2, bedroom with bed for 2 persons, sitting-room with 1 or 2 double bed sofa, kitchen,
bathroom and balcony
T0 (2-4 persons), 40m2, studio with beds for 4 persons, kitchen, bathroom and balcony

The Algarve has plenty to offer sightseers. There are Moorish castles, Gothic cathedrals, dramatic clifftop views, mountain treks, museums, monasteries and of course shops.
Although car hire is the obvious form of transport when getting out and about, there are alternatives. A boat trip perhaps, the perfect way to combine sunbathing with sightseeing, or even a fishing trip. A jeep safari is the ideal solution for a knowledgeable guide to the Algarvian countryside and places off the beaten track. Coach trips are available for a rest from driving and also for evening tours so the driver can have a drink. Your Eurosun representative can give you further details of places to visit and what to see whether travelling by car, boat, jeep or coach. Listed below are some places of interest:

ALTE:

This is one of the prettiest villages in the Algarve, with brightly adorned white washed houses where two are never alike. Legend says that a local noblewoman on her way to the nearest church called the procession to “halt” and ordered a church built as it was a more convenient location. The nearby village of Fonte Grande is an ideal place to picnic with its springs and waterfalls.

LAGOA:

This pleasant inland town, not to be confused with Lagos, about 12 miles to the west, is the wine capital of the Algarve. A walk through its ancient streets will soon confirm this with the heady aroma of ageing wine drifting from the underground cellars. The local wine is served in all the bars and restaurants and a winery tour is possible.

LAGOS:

Lagos is a major fishing port yet steeped in history and interest. It was the home of the first slave market which can still be seen standing on the riverbank. The statue of Henry the Navigator overlooks the promenade displaying the towns close association with the sea. Also of interest are the lively bars and good shops.

LISBON:

Lisbon is the capital of Portugal, lies on 20 low hills (not 7 as popular tradition has it). The principal attraction of the city lies in the magnificent views from its many belvederes, shady tree lined avenues and flower filled balconies. Lisbon also has a generous share of historical monuments, churches and museums. An ideal location for shopping, markets and restaurants, a visit to Lisbon should not be missed.

LOULE:

Loule is rich in architecture and is famous for its market. Also a center for local handicrafts.

MONCHIQUE:

A small village full of character, Monchique is located 24km north of Portimao. It is the center of handicrafts and you can usually buy home-made nougat, the local fire water made from the fruit of the arbutus tree ‘medronho’, hand carved wooden utensils or a large straw bag. From the nearby ruins of a Franciscan convent, marvellous views of the Algarve can be enjoyed.
The small village ‘Caldas de Monchique’ nearby has the only spa in the Algarve, it is charming, peaceful and once a popular resort to restore health and vigor. An excellent opportunity to sample the local water fresh from the ground which is said to prolong your life by ten years provided you can stomach the sulfurous aroma!

PORTIMAO:

Approximately 37 miles from Faro is Portimao, the Algarve newest city, of great importance as a fishing port. An earthquake in 1755 destroyed a large part of the city and much of its past.
Probably the greatest attraction of Portimao is the shopping and the fresh sardines sold by the quayside.

SAGRES:

Known locally as the “end of the world”, Sagres is located on the westerly tip of the Algarve. Home to Henry the Navigator for 40 years the fortress in which he lived still stands. It is here he is claimed to have founded his famous school of navigation where Cristopher Columbus learnt his skills. From the battlements there is a superb view of Cape St. Vincent across a blue crescent bay.

SEVILLE:

Being so close to Spain, it’s an excellent opportunity to visit the city of Flamenco.

SILVES:

Once the capital of the Arab kingdom, Silves lies 17km north-east of Portimao. A once flourishing city of palaces, gardens and bazaars, Silves may have lost its influence but not its interest. The surrounding area is comprised of mile after mile of orchards - peach, almond and orange trees. The red sandstone fortress is open daily (09:00-19:00). A 13th century cathedral built of red and white sandstone has fine emblazoned tombs and should not be missed.

VILAMOURA:

Vilamoura is the Algarve’s most luxurious and ambitious holiday development. With excellent sporting facilities and the major attraction - its marina, Vilamoura is certainly worth a visit.

ARMAÇÃO DE PERA:This long stretch of sand can be reached from two points, either in the resort itself
where you will find beach bars, parasols for hire and windsurfing or from the village of Pera,
where the beach does not have the facilities of its counterpart but is more remote and less crowded.

PRAIA DA DONA ANA:

A surprisingly long beach with a smaller cove to the west (only accessible at low tide)
this is one of the most pleasant beaches in the Lagos area. It has car parking nearby and has a beach bar for snacks and refreshments.

PRAIA DA LUZ:

This sandy beach is overlooked by the bars and restaurants of the village itself.
It has a good water sports facilities - snorkeling, windsurfing and sailing school, paddleboats and some boat trips.
It is a safe beach ideal for children.

PRAIA DO BURGAU:

Burgau is a small quaint fishing village with a surprising beach flanked by cliffs.
In times of high tide the beach often disappear but is usually quite large.
It is reached by a steep cobbled street and although there are parking facilities at the foot of the slope
it is advisable to leave your car at the top and walk down.

The Algarve boasts 100 miles of dramatic coastline with magnificent golden sand beaches and tidy rugged coves. The beaches are clean and unpolluted and have already received a record number of EEC ‘Blue Flag’ awards for beach and sea cleanliness.
Most beaches feature at least one bar or restaurant, usually an ideal setting to sample the excellent seafood. Also the larger beaches have a wide range of water sports.All the beaches in the Algarve are available to the public and without charge although a small fee may be made for the use of sunbeds, parasols, etc.
Some of the main beaches do have lifeguards and some use the safety flag system as listed below:

Red Flag - Bathing forbidden
Yellow Flag - Bathing with caution
Green Flag - Safe to swim

The flag system does not operate on all beaches and usually only between June 1st and September 30th. Overall safety advice is to take care at sea especially when there is a strong

Beach QUARTEIRA:

A large and busy beach which runs from the east all the way to Faro. On the fringes of the resort there are some remote areas where you can leave your car. The beach is gently sloping and is ideal for children; in peak season there are lifeguards and the safety flag system. There are several beach bars and windsurf hire is available.

Beach PRAIA DA MARINHA:

A highly recommended beach which offers swimming from rocks and sand. Parking may be a problem but the views from the honey colored cliffs are certainly worth it. There is windsurfing, occasional boat trips and a beach bar.

Beach CARVOEIRO:

This small sandy beach with both a bar/restaurant and toilets by the beach is ideal for children. It has good car parking facilities.

Beach PRAIA GRANDE:

This long wide beach can be found opposite Portimao harbor. The southern end is more scenic. It has a windsurfing school and paddle boats for hire but a word of warning - beware of strong tides.

Beach ROCHA:

One of the Algarve’s most famous cosmopolitan beaches. It is a large sandy beach and has a tunnel leading to several smaller and more secluded beaches from the easterly section. With car parking nearby and excellent facilities such as a range of bars/restaurants, deep-sea fishing, sailing, windsurfing and water-skiing it is an ideal family beach.

Beach OLHOS D’AGUA

A beach specially recommended for all the family. It is a fine shell-shaped beach with lifeguards, safety flags, car parking, a beach bar and has boat or fishing trips available.

Beach DA OURA

This is an ideal beach for exploring as it is divided into two sections. The first is by the car park which has a bar/restaurant and is lined with a colorful display of fishing boats. The eastern end has rocks and from here it is possible to find small secluded sandy coves.
Beach GALE/PRAIA DO CASTELO

Praia do Castelo is reached by a short sandy track down a steep hill whereas Praia da Gale can be reached by road. Both are safe sandy beaches with nearby car parking facilities and a beach bar. Although they are not far from the resort they do not feel remote with lovely sand dunes and are relatively uncrowded.

With a long history of fishing, Portimão developed in the last decades, to the resemblance of the remainder of the Algarve, like a tourist center, presenting a broad offering in hotels and restaurants and a lively commerce.  Became a fate of popular vacation must, in special, to the famous Beach of the Rock, a series of beautiful sandy areas golden, small bays and capricious cliffs. 

Portimão is also ideal for those that valued the fishing of large-scale fish (as the swordfish), but others nautical sports, like the jet ski, the candle, the windsurf and the dive receive support to the long one of the coastal line.Alvor - an extensive sandy area, as far as the eye can to see up to the estuary of the laughed.  Hotel complexes and several equipment do of this beach an important international tourist center.  Tres Irmãos and Prainha - already nearby Alvor, stayed in the sequence of the line of the coast, separate among themselves by cliffs with tunnels excavated by the sea João of Arens - a small stretch of sand between cliffs, a lot tranquila and little frequented, surrounded by islanders. 

Beach of the Shallows - that is followed to the Beach of the
Rock, is a family and smaller sandy area, encircled by clayey cliffs to that I was attributed medicinal qualities.  Beach of the Rock a series of beautiful sandy areas golden, small bays and capricious cliffs

Extensive portion of sand protected by cliffs, the Beach of the Rocha in Portimão is known internationally and, for a long time, the visit card of Portimão. Inviting to sunbathing and sea, the extensive bay offers the best conditions for the practice of nautical sports and walks of boat.

” Three Bears “, ” Perforated ” and Rocks ” Two Brothers ” are some of the names with which the places baptized the crags taken root in the sand, which provide pacificatory shadows when the heat pinches.

In the Avenue Tomás Cabreira, who accompanies the line of the coast even to the Saint’s Fortress Catarina of Seashore, there proliferate the hotels, bars, restaurants, esplanades and discotheques that, jointly with the Casino, do from the Rock a zone of intense commercial and tourist activity, really international.

Extremely cosmopolitan, the zone has great nocturnal activity, which is accented significantly in the Summer, being a great deal of the preference of the most young.
Specially in the hot summer months, a great deal of the beaches from the Algarve do not come sleeping. When the agitation of the bathers who like using the sun and the sea was passed, the night it brings to these beaches a type different from liveliness.It is then that the bronze bodies substitute the bathing suits for sophisticated clothes and live, in the same beaches in what were during the day, splendorous environments full of rhythms and colorful drinks.

Along the whole coast it is possible to find beaches that, at least in the balneal time, have to work small services of bar or esplanade what there do whose delights it looks for nocturnal calm amusements and intimistas. Already the lovers of agitated and intense nights to the seaside, have in the Algarve a true paradise, being Portimão and Albufeira the most rung centres.

For whom it does not abdicate of enjoying of the smell of the sea, even during the night, the riverside zone of the Alvor or the avenue Tomás Cabreira, delinquent to the Beach of the Rock, are essential, so they simmer of activity in many bars, esplanades, restaurants and discotheques there existent.