BEM-VINDO - Casa Da Praia Algarve. holiday rentals171815.mrsite.com/files/CASA DA PRAIA e mail version.pdf · 4 LAGOS MEIA pRAIA With soft, white sand, Meia raia is one of the largest

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BEM-VINDOWELCOME TO THE WEST ALGARVE

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WELCOME TO THE WEST ALGARVE | 3

BEACHES

LAGOS | 4

Luz uNTIL VILA DO BISpO | 7

SAGRES | 10

WEST COAST | 11

WHERE TO EAT | 13

GOING OuT

LAGOS | 20

SAGRES | 21

pLACES OF INTEREST | 22

HIkING TRAILS | 26

DAILy ORGANISATION | 35

MAp | 36

WEST ALGARVE WHAT TO DO?

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Welcome to the West Algarve. We are very pleased that you will be spending your holidays with us.

THE WILD WEST

Far less crowded than the central zone of the Algarve, the West retains much of its natural “wildness”. Here you can still enjoy lonely trails in the pristine nature of the adjacent natural park “parque Natural do Sudoeste Alentejano e Costa Vicentina”.The West Algarve coastline provides hundreds of sandy islets, salt lagoons, steep cliffs, sandy bays and coves separated by mysterious grottoes and strange rock formations. Further west, the coast gets progressively wilder. Five of the region’s bestbeaches lie on the west coast.

There are also some fantastic walks in this rugged region. It’s on these trails that you’re most likely to spot some of the diverse wildlife, which ranges from 200 bird species to pond turtles and wild boar. In early summer, you’ll see the ragged nests of storks capping every spire and chimney, while brilliantly plumaged bee-eaters flash yellow and green across the path.

Europe’s south-western tip is also home to highest point Foia, 902 meters above sea level, near the village of Monchique. This mountainous region had been a favoured site of the Roman era inhabitants, because of the many terraces and granite stonewalls. This has become the source of the many local products that are sold in the village marketplace. Another well-known delicacy is the Medronho, a locally brewed alcoholic beverage from indigenous fruit.

Enjoy your stay!

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LAGOSMEIA pRAIAWith soft, white sand, Meia praia is one of the largest bays in Europe and benefits from a calm sea due to its length. It’s lack of rocks makes it ideal for nautical sports. Even when there is a strong wind, you can find delightful sheltered sandy coves between the cliffs.Meia praia extends over 4km up to the delta of the rivers Odiáxere and Arão and has numerous car parks along it’s length. There are ramps and wooden walkways for ease of access. Alternatively, during the summer there is a water taxi (“Vai Vem”) from the main avenida in Lagos

pRAIA DA BATATApraia da Batata is the closest beach to Lagos town centre and consequently is known locally as the “town beach”. As you arrive to the beach you are met with the magnificent sight of a fortress, Forte ponta da Bandeira, which was historically used to guard Lagos by protecting the river mouth from attack. Although small compared to Meia praia, praia da Batata is wonderfully sheltered and is divided into smaller coves accessible by holes in the rocks. There is a beach bar at the main entrance to the beach and another further along. There are sunbeds for hire and activity kiosks at the entrance to the beach for water sports and sea kayak tours.

pRAIA DOS ESTuDANTESpraia dos Estudantes is a tiny sandy beach, sheltered by rock formations that extend out to sea, offering calm, shallow rock pool in which to bathe. Tunnels have been dug by hand into these cliffs: one to the west which gives access to a small beach and another to the east which links to the nearby beach of praia da Batata. This beach has a humid, salty atmosphere and a strong smell of the sea. Other tourist facilities include a restaurant at the top of the cliff which unfortunately is unsupervised. Direction is Southeast / East.

BEACHESFROM EAST TO WEST

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LAGOSDONA ANADona Ana is probably the beach most frequented by tourists.

This beach is essentially split into two beaches with a protruding

cliff separating the two sides at high tide.The sand on Dona Ana

is slightly coarser than on the beaches in the neighbouring area,

and the beach itself is surrounded by lovely rock formations.

When you look at the rock formations they come alive forming

many different shapes and characters. Access to the beach is

by way of wooden steps, so it’s not suitable for disabled access.

Dona Ana beach has a restaurant and there is limited parking

behind the beach.

pRAIA DO pINHãOpraia do pinhão is a little beach that can be reached through a

pedestrian trail from the Dona Ana beach or from over the top

of the cliff. The beach is small and nestled between high cliffs

of intense and warm colours. A huge natural arch appears to

spring from the beach and on the opposite side a viewpoint

has been built with a stairway leading down to the sea, allowing

visitors to dip in the sea without going through the sand. Limited

parking with support equipment and monitoring during the

bathing season. East side facing.

pRAIA DA BALANçAIt owes its name to a pillar located at the begining of sand that

resembles a huge, historical balance of dishes. It appears to be

the first beach on the east face of the promontory of the ponta

da piedade. From Lagos you can make boat trips to enjoy the

design of the shoreline, and to reach the sandy beach, since the

land access involves some skill in terms of climbing. The beach is

small and secluded, nestled between high cliffs which unfold in

living color. Located 10 minutes walk from the lighthouse of ponta

da piedade. This beach is without any support or supervision

and parking is very limited. It’s orientation is Southeasterly.


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LAGOSpRAIA DO CAMILOCamilo beach in Lagos is simply beautiful! The view over the

beach from the top is breathtaking. picturesque cliffs embrace

the little beach and the rock formations are magnificent. It is a

wonderfully sheltered bay for swimming and is an ideal choice of

beach for a breezy day. There is a restaurant on the cliffs above

Camilo beach which is very popular with local residents, serving

local dishes and specialising in freshly caught seafood and the

views are stunning! ‘praia do Camilo’ is on the way to ponta da

piedade and is the turning 500m further on from Dona Ana

along ‘Estrada da ponta da piedade’. There is a small car park

by the restaurant.

pRAIA DO CANAVIALThe beach name derives from the dense reed bed that develops

around the water line. The beach access is via the hiking trails

from the ponta da piedade Lighthouse in direction to the

Cascade Resort, where small bushes and woods compose the

trail down to the beach through stairs carved in the cliff. The

beach is very narrow, sheltered by cliffs and scenically rugged,

isolated and very quiet. Water transparency reveals submerged

rock formations aesthetically aligned, forming a series of long

ridges.

pRAIA DO pORTO DE MóSThe beach is located in a broad open valley, forming an extensive

sandy beach framed by high cliffs. When it is a clear day you can

see the entire coastline to Sagres. In wet conditions a thick layer

of clay forms on the base of the cliff which the locals say has

medicinal properties. Although it is in close proximity to the city

of Lagos, the area surrounding the beach still retains it’s natural

features and has very quiet sandy stretches. There are two

beach restaurants with the usual stunning views and a large car

park right behind the beach. The beach is supervised during the

bathing season. South Oriented.


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Luz uNTIL VILA DO BISpO

pRAIA DA LuzThis beach is located in the popular tourist town of Luz. Divided

into two distinct areas, one with white and thin sand and the

other with rock formations. The water is crystal clear, and the

beach has been awarded and classified as Bandeira Azul,

meaning that the sand, water and facilities are of top quality

and in unspoiled condition. Here you can find watersport

facilities and the beach is bounded on its Eastern side by the

so-called Rocha Negra.

pRAIA DO BuRGAOpart of the village of Burgau this beach has a more urban

character and marks the western limit of the Natural park of

Southwest Alentejo and Costa Vicentina. The beach stretches

along a small cove sheltered from the weather. It still works as

a fishing port where they practice forms of artisanal fisheries.

Also on this beach, as on Salema beach you can watch the

boats return to land their catch after fishing. Within the cliffs it is

still possible to discern a XVII century fortification and the ruins

of a lofty XVI century tower. It has some parking but meager

space, various support facilities (restaurant and toilets) and it is

supervised during the bathing season. South Oriented.

pRAIA DAS CABANAS VELHASA small warm beach, sometimes it has no sand when the tide

is high, with a modest inlet and cliffs where you can observe

numerous recesses and cavities. The beach stretches to the

east and it is possible to find peculiar rock formations. This little

beach is frequented by bathers, and the pontoon has been

used as the spring fishery. Located about 3kms from the village

of Burgau, it has ample parking and has support equipment

(restaurant and toilets) and supervision during the bathing

season. South oriented.


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pRAIA DA SALEMAThe beach is part of the village of Salema, a small fishing village

and works as a fishing port, with the central stretch of beach

occupied by boats and related fishing gear such as pots or

hooks and apparatus. Here is possible to observe the return of

boats to the beach after the day of toil and taste the results

at the tables of the various restaurants in town. The ruins of a

Roman villa and a fish cannery also exist in Salema testifying

to the long tradition of local fishermen. Carnivorous bipedal

dinosaur footprints, which inhabited this region for about 140

million years can be observed on the rock walls of the cliff. There

is organised parking here and it is supervised during the bathing

season. Southerly direction.

pRAIA DA FIGuEIRAThe pedestrian access to this beach is via a narrow trail that

traverses one of the most beautiful valleys in the region, with

green hills, areas of pine forest and towering rocky Alforia

where you can admire huge caves. The beach is bordered by

cliffs of warm colors with very curious forms, to the east can

be seen, the ruins of a XVI century fortification. Located about

1 km from the village of Figueira, parking is cramped parking

with no organisation which is 500m from the beach. It has no

supervision or support equipment. Southeast oriented.

pRAIA DO zAVIALThe beach is located at the mouth of a river.. This is broad and

visited by surfers, but the spring stretch is more tranquil, with

jagged cliffs and rock formations which locally are called hollows.

At zavial you can visit the ruins of a XVII century fortification.

Located respectively about 5 and 2 kms from the village of

Raposeira, zavial beach parking has no organisation but it has

support facilities (restaurant and toilets) and is supervised

during the bathing season,. Westerly orientation.


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pRAIA DA INGRINAAlong the way to the beach you can enjoy the megalithic

monuments that people throughout this region have made -

especially standing stones carved in white limestone. The beach

is small, shell-shaped and looks heavenly. It’s very inviting to swim

in the calm waters of the bay. Scuba diving is encouraged at this

beach, with a large area of submerged rock formations to both

the east and the west. Located about 4 kms from the village of

Raposeira, this beach has ample parking but no organisation with

support equipment (restaurant and toilets) and it is supervised

during the bathing season. Southerly Oriented.

pRAIA DO BARRANCOThe beach is at the mouth of one of the most beautiful valleys

in the region. It is small but wide and at the end of the beach

are cliffs of bright colours where the ruins of a XVII century

fortress can also be seen. It is located 5kms from the village of

Raposeira. There are no road signs but the beach has ample

parking but no organisation, support facilities or supervision.

Southerly Orientation.


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SAGRESpRAIA DO MARTINHALThis beach is located to the east of the village of Sagres and can

be quite windy due to persistent winds from the north entering

the broad valley that extends inland. The waters are calm and

inviting for both windsurfing and diving. There are beautiful

underwater islets which are situated along the beach, famous

for its rocky crevices and caves. Located 3 kms from the centre

of Sagres, it has ample parking, support facilities (restaurants

and toilets) and surveillance in the bathing season. Southeast

orientation.

pRAIA DA MARETApraia da Mareta lies within a large bay to the east of Cape St.

Vincent, which protects it from the prevailing winds and waves.

part of the village of Sagres, Mareta beach is frequented and

enjoyed for its gentle bathing. It has ample parking but its not

organised, with support facilities (restaurants and toilets) and

surveillance in the bathing season. Southerly oriented

pRAIA DO TONELAlthough less sheltered than the Beliche, it still falls within the

cove enclosed by the ponta de Sagres and Cape St. Vicente.

The beach looks out at the ponta de Sagres, with its steep cliffs,

and Sagres Fortress. Located 500 metres from the centre of

Sagres, it has parking with no organisation, and support facilities

(restaurant and toilets) and is supervised during the bathing

season. Westerly orientation.

pRAIA DO BELICHEThis sheltered beach seems to have been excavated into the

high cliffs and is warm in colour. To reach the beach you must

descend a wide staircase of stones. Located near Sagres

(3kms), it has ample parking, with nearby support facilities

(restaurant and toilets) but is only supervised during the bathing

season. Southwest Orientation


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WEST COASTpRAIA DO TELHEIRODespite being relatively sheltered from the cold north winds,

this is a quiet beach but with difficult access. It is the first

beach after the West Cape St. Vicente. Telheiro has no parking

organisation, no support facilities and supervision. The path is

not signposted and access is only recommended for all-terrain

vehicles. Southwest oriented.

pONTA RuIVAThis beach owes its name to a huge pillar on the south side

of the beach. Along the bay a famous wave that is well know

amoung surfers is formed. The beach is very quiet. Located near

Vila do Bispo, (6 kms) parking has no organisation, no support

facilities and supervision. The path is not signposted and is

recommended for all terrain vehicles only. Northwest oriented.

CASTELEJOThe cliffs here are tall and dark, with the tower of ASpA on

the south cliff reaching over 140 metres. This beach is very

popular for surfing and body boarding, especially for schools in

the locality. Located near Vila do Bispo (4 kms), it has ample

parking with support facilities (restaurant and toilets) and it is

supervised during the bathing season. Northwest Oriented.

CORDOAMAThis is a wide beach with sand stretching out of sight to both

the North and South. Though this beach is often frequented by

surfing and bodyboarding schools, you can always find some

tranquility. The lofty cliffs reach more than a hundred feet high,

and there is a natural viewpoint, which is often used as a jumping

off point for parasailing. Located near Vila do Bispo (4 kms), it

has ample parking which is not organised and support facilities

(restaurant and toilets). It is only supervised during the bathing

season. Northwest located.


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WEST COASTpRAIA DA BARRIGAIt is a quiet beach, with interesting nooks generated by cutting

the cliffs. Walking south you can reach at low tide the beach

Castelejo, through Cordoama, and observe the rocky walls,

with its blades overlapping intensely folded and deformed,

the testimony of the incredible forces that these rocks were

subjected. Located near Vila do Bispo (6 kms) and about

25 minutes by car. parking is not orderly, with little capacity.

Northeast oriented.

pRAIA DO AMADOpraia do Amado is often proclaimed to be the most popular

beach along the west coast of the Algarve, and is certainly the

surfers’ favourite and home to several surf championships.

you’ll see evidence of the surf popularity by the presence of

two or three surf schools on the beach for much of the year.

Here people of all ages can have a go at surfing, under the

watchful eye of the instructors. praia do Amado is purely a

beach with a surf cafe and a mobile snack bar - the nearest

village is Carrapateira. There is plenty of car parking at the top

of the cliffs, even for all the camper vans. praia do Amado is

supervised during the beach season.

pRAIA DA BORDEIRAThe huge beach is backed by big sand dunes and the Bordeira

river forms a warm lagoon on one side. It is just north of

Carrapateira and frequented by surfers and kite surfers. The

shallow lagoon is particularly good for children as they can play in

relative safety and the water is quite a bit warmer than the sea!

There are two ways of accessing the beach; the first being from

a large carpark at the back of the beach and across the narrow

river to the sand. The second access is found by following the

road up the hill from the car park. From here access is by way

of a long wooden, stepped walkway.


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COSTA VINCENTINA.O SITIO DE RIO - RESTAuRANT Great restaurant for portugees food. Grilled fish, wild boar,

vegetarian food.

pRAIA DA BORDEIRA | TEL +351 282 973 119 | CLOSED ON TuESDAy.

DIRECTIONS: follow the road from Vila do Bispo to Aljezur. you

will see the Bordeira sign to your left. The restaurant is 500 m

from your left turn then.

SAGRESAGuA SALGADA BAR - INTERNATIONAL FOODStart the day with a fabulous breakfast, have a delicious crepes

and natural juices before dinner, join them for the best evening

in Sagres. Nights out starts around 22h. DJ set every day in the

summer. Great place if you like to dance on the latest beats.

AV. COMMANDANTE MATOSO | TEL +351 282 624 297.

VILA VELHA - pORTuGuESE FISH RESTAuRANTReputation is the signature of Vila Velha. The restaurant has an

excellent selection of vegetarian dishes.

RuA pATRAO ANTONIO FAuSTINO | TEL +351 282 624 788

MuMS - VEGETARIAN FOODMum’s is a home cooking restaurant and cocktail bar with a cosy

and comfortable atmosphere, full of paintings and pictures.

They propose a slow-food cooking and use lots of Bio products.

They serve vegetarian dishes and fresh local fish courses.

AV. COMMANDANTE MATOSO | TEL +351 968 210 411

RESERVATIONS RECOMMENDED IN SuMMER.

CARLOS – pORTuGESE FISH RESTAuRANTTraditional portugese fish restaurant. Can be very busy in the

summer so reservation is a must!

AV. COMMANDANTE MATOSO | TEL +351282624179

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VILA DO BISpORIBEIRA DE pOCO - pORTuGuESE RESTAuRANTIn an area known for the bounty of the sea, this restaurant could

not be more regional. Always fresh fish and seafood. A rustic

and cozy ambience. Closed on Mondays

RuA RIBEIRA DO pOçO | TEL. +351 282 639 075

COREIA - pORTuGESE RESTAuRANTVery small restaurant. Reservations not taken. Tipical

portuguese home food. Very good chef.

LOCATED IN THE ROAD OF THE pOSTOFFICE NEAR THE CHuRCH OF

VILA DO BISpO.

CATELEJO BEACH - DAILy FRESH FISHGo to the restaurant at Castelejo beach if you feel like fresh fish.

Great value for money. The restaurant looks out to the beach.

Sun terracce available.

LOCATED AT THE BEACH OF CASTELEJO. NO RESERVATION TAkEN.

INGRINA BEACHINGRINA BEACH RESTAuRANTIngrina restaurant is situated at the beach of Ingrina. The

special of the restaurant is shrimps. Turn at the traffic lights at

Raposeira village (also marked direction zavial if Ingrina beach

is missing). Follow the sign Ingrina camps side and you will end

up at the beautiful small bay. NO RESERVATIONS TAkEN.

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SALEMAAGuA NA BOCAThey have an extensive menu which includes portuguese

specialities, some must be ordered a day in advance. No

seaview but great food. Agua na Boca is located on your left

hand 50 meters up the Rua pescadores in Salema.

TEL. +351 282 695 651

MIRA MAR - INTERNATIONAL FOODThis outdoor restaurant is only open in the summer. you eat with

the beach at your feet in open air. he menu changes regularly

and they write it in 3 languages on black boards. The fish soup is

great! No reservations taken so be quick in the summer to get a

spot! No credit cards. LOCATED AT THE BEACH pROMENADE.

BISTRO CENTRAl

Bistro Central is located right on the square. They have some

french inspiration on the menu. The today’s special is written on

a blackboard. T. +351 934 194 215

pEDRALVApIzzA pAzzA - ITALIAN pIzzA RESTAuRANTpizza pazza is located in the beautiful little village of pedrelva. A

hidden gem with a good selection of crispy crust pizzas. Credit

cards not accepted. Very rustic and cozy atmosphere.

ON THE ROAD TO ALJEzuR, THAN TuRN RIGHT ON THE SIGN

SAyING pEDRALVA. T. +351 282 639 173

BuRGAO pIGS HEAD - ENGLISH puB On the old road from praia da Luz to Burgau you will see pigs

Head on your left side. All sports to be watched on big screen.

Sky tv. Sunday roads. TEL +351 282 697 315.

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pRAIA DA LuzA CONCHA.- MODERN pORTuGESE AND INTERNATIONAL FOOD)A gastronomic journey where the past and future meet, at

the oldest restaurenat of praia da Luz. Located on the beach

promenade in praia da Luz. TEL +351 282 788 584.

CHICCAS RESTAuRANT- INTERNATIONAL FOOD, quICHES, SALADS, SANDWICHESAlready established Chiccas restaurant in Luz has recently

reopened having undergone a complete makeover. Now the

new interior matches the amazing food. Chiccas shows you the

blackboard menu making your choice almost impossible. 100 %

home made, fresh everyday using seasonal, organic and local

products. Great place for lunch! TEL +351 282 789 289

RESTAuRANT FORTALEzA - INTERNAT. FOODWhen in Luz, eating or drinking at thee Fortaleza is a must!

Stunning 500 year old forthouse perched above the rocks. A

battery of canons used to protect the village form marauding

pirates. Today a national monument, this is Luz favourite

restaurants for fine dining. Go there on Sundays for the Jazz

concerts. Opposite the church of in praia da Luz.

TEL +351 282 789926. | WWW.FORTALEzADALuz.COM

ICE CREAM FACTORy.

Gorgeous Italian ice cream, the only home made ice cream in

Luz. Twelve tantalising flavours made daily directly behind the

shop. Only the freshest, most delicious ingredients. All flavours

a great!

OppOSITE THE CHuRCH IN pRAIA DA Luz.

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pRAIA DA LuzLOOk STEAk CAFé - STEAk RESTAuRANTLook steak café is the perfect place to have perfectly grilled meat. Black angus, T-bone, Giant beef shops and much more.RuA DA CALHETA NR 6 | TEL +351 282 761 316

WWW.LOOkSTEAkCAFE.COM

pASHMINA - INDIAN RESTAuRANTpashmina offers a food experience which is both sublie and a culinary tour de force. you will learn to appreciate the unique art of the tandoori, which creat the delicious tastes of the Indian cuisine. Located next to the church of praia da Luz. Entrance via the beach promenade.AVENIDA DOS pESCADORES | TEL +351 960 453 376

kELLyS - ENGLISH BARAlll major sports events for all around the world can be followed at kellys. Every Sunday live music. Sky sports.

BAROCCA. - pORTuGESE AND BRITISH FOODIn the heart of praia da Luz. The extensive a la carte menu using fresh local produce including juicy steaks, fresh fish and there famous Friday night homemade fish and chips. The friendly staff are ready to welcome you with a smile and with happy hour, live music, karaoke night and late night bar. The Sunday roasts are the best in praia da Luz. RuA CALHETA | TEL +351 282 788 631

AMICI - ITALIAN RESTAuRANTA good and spacious Italian restaurant. you can expect all the classic Italian dishes, as well as some variations with local produce. It also has a nice bar for cocktails, beers and wines. uRBANIzAçãO ST JAMES | TEL +351 282 763 119

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LAGOSBAR LINDA- BEACH BARLinda bar is a great beach bar located on the beach of Meia

praia. On miles of sandy beach. Friendly, casual and relaxed

atmosphere. TEL +351 282 792 146.

SENSES - FINE DINING & BAR Located at the Cascade Resort, the fine dining restaurant Senses

offers a lovely menu that honours the best Mediterranean cuisin.

With fantastic views over the Atlantic and a spacious outdoor

terrace, a Show Cooking area & an attached Bar. Great Tapas.

Reservations reccommended.

T. +351 282 771 500 | pRAIA DO CANAVIAL

LEMON GRASS - THAI FOODThe menu includes a wide range of traditional Thai food

prepared while you wait and spiced to your taste. you can enjoy

a full exotic meal, authentic snacks or a take away service. The

ambience is calm and relaxing as you sit among the beautiful

hand picked decor selected on the owners many trips to

Thailand. A good choice of wines and beers .

TRAVESSA DO MAR | OLD TOWN | TEL +351 282 767 802

MEO LIMãO - TApAS BAR.Try a wide range of international tapas and enjoy the sun on the

terrace with quality wine by the glass. Also delicious vegetarian

dishes. RuA DA SILVA LOpES | TEL 00351 282 767 946

ADEGA DE MARINHA - FAMILy RESTAuRANTThis restaurant offers a wide selection of fish and meat as well

as shellfish from the coast. They have delicious home made

deserts. Child friendly restaurant.

LOCATED ON THE AVENIDA OF LAGOS – NO RESERVATIONS TAkEN.

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LAGOSANTONIOS - BEACH RESTAuRANTA beach restaurant offering fresh fish and seafood dishes and much more. With nice outdoor patio, in the cooler months it has a weather barrier to protect against the wind. The restaurant

has a cozy fireplace. pORTO DE MóS BEACH | T. +351 282 763 560

MIRANDuS RESTAuRANTEnjoying stunning panoramic views over the Atlantic Ocean, the Mirandus Restaurant offer a Mediterranean cuisine that blends artfully with flavours from around the world, Beautiful

panoramic outdoor terrace. Reservations reccommended.

T. +351 282 763 222 | LOCATED IN THE HOTEL VIVENDA MIRANDA |

pORTO DE MóS

CAFé XpREITAquIThe glass tabletops cover spices and coffee beans; this creative

cafe serves up healthy juices, smoothies, salads and good

coffee. T. +351 282 762 758

SILVESMARISquEIRA RuI - FISH RESTAuRANTOne of the most famous seafood restaurants in the countryside of the Algarve in Silves. The Marisqueira Rui, which is located on a pedestrian street between the Old Town and the Roman Bridge of Silves, has had a well established name for over 30

years. RuA COMENDADOR VILARINHO 27 | TEL +351 282 442 682

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LAGOSGoing out is easy. There are countless bars and pubs while walking through the old town of Lagos. Some suggestions:

STEVIE RAy’S BLuES JAzz BAR This intimate two-level candlelit joint is the best live-music bar in town. On weekends it has live blues, jazz and oldies. It attracts a smart-casual older crowd.

BON VIVANTThanks to its bright signage, it’s hard to miss this longstanding bar. It’s less seedy than some of the pub-like drinking holes and is spread across three levels with various terraces. It’s pretty hot once it gets going (usually late).

TABERNA DE LAGOSBoasting a stylish space and brooding electronic music, this airy and atmospheric bar attracts a somewhat savvier bar-goer (higher cocktail prices also keep some punters away

LOuNGESmall and sleek, Lounge plays a good range of, you guessed it, lounge music and more commercial-style house music

GRAND CAFéThis classy place has three bars, lots of gold leaf, kitsch, red velvet and cherubs, over which are draped dressed-up local and foreign hipsters

AMuRAS BAROne of half a dozen restaurant-bars overlooking the marina, this one attracts a slightly more staid crowd, that comes for fruity cocktails and live music most nights.

DuNA BEACH CLuBChill out with the smart set at this bar-restaurant, open day and night. It’s located bang on Meia praia beach, with a pool and attitude. At night it’s the bar for the ‘resort-chic’ folk.

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SAGRESGoing out in Sagres is easy. Most of the bars are located side by side at the main road (Avenida Comandante Matoso).

DROMEDARIODromedário Bar opened its doors to the public in 1985. It is one of the oldest and most popular bars in Sagres. Great selection of cocktails, snack menu and pizza from the adjacent pizza Restaurant, Themed nights, karaoke and much more.

AGuA SALGADADefinitely one of the most notable bars in Sagres.. Água Salgada is a welcoming place for eating or drinking at any time of the day. Go there in the evening and the bar is literally on fire, with live music acts, DJs, and professionally trained bar staff who are always more than happy to mix you something and get party started!

pAO DE pITAA funky place (think disco ball for tasteful mood lighting) this place has great salads and juices and plays pleasant house music. upstairs is an open air terrace that looks out over the bay and the street below.

MITIC BARMitic Bar offers a full menu of cocktails and light meals. upstairs is an open air terrace that looks out over the bay and the street.

MuMSMum’s has a cosy and comfortable atmosphere, full of paintings

and pictures and offer delicious cocktails to enjoy before or

after dinner. Try the bloody mary!

TOpAS DISCOThere’s only one nightclub in Sagres, ‘Topas Disco Bar’ where the night owls end the night, surfers included. Especially In the summer months, and from the time the bars close, the place is packed with fun seekers.

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ALJEzuRAljezur was founded by the arabs on the 10 C and it’s castle was concquered int 1426 by Mestre de Santiago d polo peres Correia, receiving its town charter from the king D Dinis in 1280. For centuries and due to its geographical position it was almost forgotten, being nowadays one village in progress. Its narrow streets with white houses built on the hill slope were once protected by the castle. The quite beaches in the area having a wildfeature are very well know by the water and nature lovers.

SAGRESCABO SãO VINCENTEA long straight road leads you to a light house which is at the most western tip of Europe. The views of the cliffs with the sea hitting them is well worth a visit. There is a visitors centre and gift shop and café as well as stalls along side the car park selling ice cream and local produce. you can walk close to the light house but not go up. Go there to watch the most beautifull sun set in the Algarve.

FORTALEzAThe remote location surrounded by the oceans inspired Henry the Navigator to devise his 15th century expeditions to the unknown lands of the western side of Africa. Sagres fort is not a classically constructed fort, it is more a large wall that divides the mainland from the headland, with the other three side protected by 60 meter high cliffs.Inside fort’s walls is a giant wind compass that was used to aid early navigation and the small chapel of Nossa Senhora da Graça that houses early images of Saint Vincent and ground level ruins of the major sections of the old fort. Much of the original fort was destroyed in the 1755 earthquake and the resulting tidal wave that rose higher than the giant cliffs. From the exposed Fortaleza de Sagres there are great panoramic views over the ocean and Cabo de Vincent.

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VILA DO BISpOFormely called Santa Maria do Cabo, it received its town charter in the early 16 th century. Donated to Faro Cathedral having as it done the prelate Dom Dernando Coutinho, it came for the reason, to receive the name of Vila do Bispo (bishops town). Its charter was confirmed in 1663. Its iimportance in history is mainly due to the proximity of Sagres closely connected with the feats of the portugese Discoveries. Nowadays it is known by its beautiful rocky beaches with big waves excellent for water sports. The council of Vila do Bispo together with the council of Aljezur are now a protected area in the natural park of “Costa Vincentina and Sudoeste Alentejano” with specific fauna and flora.

GASTRONOMyFish and shellfish are the basis of the gastronomy in the area, very famous for its barnacies, fish stews and fried moray sandwiches.

GuADALupE CHApELThe Nossa Senhora de Guadalupe Chapel is situated in between the small villages of Budens and Raposeira. This small chapel is dated from the 13 century and counts with several Gothic elements in a Romanesque architectural base, and had recently been through restoration works. The main façade has a simple and rural Gothic style, with a pointed portal and a rosette on the top. The interior is composed by one nave, with the main altar covered by a lovely vault. During the 15th century, this Chapel was integrated in the big Raposeira Estate, property of Henry the Navigator.

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LAGOSLagos is an ancient maritime town with more than 2,000 years of history. The name Lagos is of Celtic origin and is derived from the word Lacobriga. Lagos first became a settlement of the Carthaginians, who recruited Celtic tribesmen in their war against the Romans (the punic Wars). Later it became colonized by the Romans, becoming part of the Roman province Lusitania. Some Roman remains can still be found in Lagos and the surrounding countryside and Lacobriga was, even in those times, an important harbour.

Lagos, was the port where the portuguese explorers set out for their first voyages down the coast of Africa, and is still impressive with its magnificent fortress on the riverfront and medieval walls enveloping the old city and narrow streets. There’s also plenty of culture to be found in Lagos’ art galleries or open air concerts beneath the city walls. The church of Santo Antonio is lined with intricate wood carvings coated in gold leaf plundered from Brazil. On a darker note, a 15th-century building near the river is believed to be the site of Europe’s first African slave market.

Lagos has over the past decades been one of the top tourist destinations in portugal, due to its diverse offerings from beaches to bars, restaurants and hotels. It is also renowned for its vibrant nightlife, especially during summer.

Lagos, with its ocean front offers beautiful beaches, mild climate, a scenic coastline, and historical heritage. The Marina de Lagos has 460 berths and has become an important centre for long-distance cruisers, and it’s also famous for its modern drawbridge. Lagos also has plenty of cultural entertainment venues which celebrate many local traditions, ranging from architecture to gastronomy and handicrafts.

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MONCHIquEFor a complete change of scenery, take a drive up the narrow winding road to the mountain village of Monchique, situated just north of portimao. Here you will find Algarve’s highest peak, Foia (900mts), having extensive views of the western coastline. This excursion will make you believe that you are no longer in the Algarve, but instead in a tropical jungle amidst flourishing mountain valleys. Half the fun is soaking in the scenery along the way. The mountain sides are covered with lush vegetation and terraces of orange and lemon groves. you may see a farmer busy at work picking oranges or selling them at his roadside stand. Notice the scent of the towering lean eucalyptus trees that grace your route in abundance.

Monchique has some great little cafés with tasty pastries and snacks, some of which are only found here. Try the chicken piri-piri (BBq chicken with a flavourful slightly spicy sauce), or smoked ham (presunto), specialities of this area served up in the little restaurants. On a Sunday afternoon you can observe families strolling down the paths of the beautifully manicured and terraced public garden.

A couple of good sized shops in the town of Monchique have a great selection of cork and leather goods in addition to the pottery. These shops are nestled within the tiny streets, so take a good walk through the town and you will surely stumble upon them. Take a moment to stop into the old church as you roam up and down the hills of this old town.

If it is a clear day, drive up past the town of Monchique for about 10 minutes and you will reach the top of the mountain for some unbelievable views all the way to the coast. The terrain at the top is rugged, so bring comfy walking shoes.

HOW TO GET THERE - ABOuT 35 MINS FROM LAGOSGo onto the motorway and drive east and take Exit 5 for portimão/Monchique. Look for signs for the N124 and take the N124 north to a split in the road, then go left and your ascent to Monchique begins. Drive past “Caldas de Monchique”, which is a small town that many people confuse with the town of Monchique. keep driving and until you reach Monchique a few minutes later.

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ADVICE TO WALkERSAND CyCLISTS

BEFORE SETTING OFF

Equipment and clothing to consider taking• Hat, sunglasses and sun cream.• Footwear that is suitable for the walk to be done.• Light clothing that is suitable for the season, including

rainwear.• A small, light bag for carrying water, light, energy-providing

meals, a basic first aid kit, compass, torch (in case you are walking after nightfall), mobile phone (although the mobile communication network does not cover all parts of the interior) and the guide to trails.

• In order to get full benefit from the natural surroundings, it might be a good idea to take a camera, a pair of binoculars and even a magnifying glass.

Other advice• Find out what the weather forecast is.• Check your departure time and confirm that you can

complete the trail before it gets dark.• For trails which are located in hunting zones, take care during

the autumn and winter months, especially on Thursdays, weekends and public holidays.

• Do not take unnecessary valuables with you.• Never set off on a walk alone IN THE COuNTRySIDE• Stick to the signposted trails.• When going through inhabited and agricultural areas,

respect people’s customs, traditions and property.• Respect the rules which are in force in protected areas.• Avoid making a noise: do not shout or speak loudly.• Never go on to the dunes. And, for your own safety, do not

drive or park on cliff tops.• Do not gather plants or rocks, and do not disturb animals.• Never light fires.• Do not leave any kind of rubbish behind. Take it with you and

leave it where there is a rubbish collection service.• Be alert to what is around you.

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COSTA VICENTINA- THE WEST COAST

1. TRAIL OF AROMAS

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BordeiraAljezurBordeiraIn direction to Aljezur; stop in Bordeira. The trail starts to the north of the Ribeira da Bordeira.14 km04h30 mAll year round, except on very hot days.yesThe trail is located in the Southwest Alentejo and Costa Vicentina NaturalparkThe trail is in a hunting zone.

The trail begins at the information panel which is located to the north of the Ribeira da Bordeira, near the village of Bordeira.

To begin with, you walk through a wooded area, with eucalyptus, stone pines and some cork-oaks. The shrubby vegetation consists mainly of cistus, Montpellier cistus, mastic trees, purple phlomis, spurge flax and heather. And the fauna is varied: here can be found the typical species of Mediterranean scrubland – wild boar, the Iberian hare, the European rabbit, the great tit, the common quail, the red-legged partridge, the common buzzard, the mongoose etc.

Between the Ribeira do Tacual and the second panel, you enter a valley. The landscape changes and you come across areas of wild olive and olive trees. On the way to Monte Novo, you walk through an area of scrubland with scattered pine trees.

pedra Ruiva is an excellent place for seeing a wide range of plant species: the dwarf Spanish heath, the wrinkle-leaved Cistus, narrow-leaved phillyrea, the Spanish heath, camphor thyme, the large yellow restharrow and basil-like sunrose.

On the way back to the starting point of the trail and as you pass through Bordalete, you will see a wide variety of plants which, as throughout the walk, do full justice to the name of this trail.

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2. TRAIL OF TIDES

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When to Go?

SignpostedNatural Interest

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BordeiraAljezurCarrapateiraIn direction of Aljezur. The trail starts next to the restaurant “O Sítio do Rio”, in Carrapateira.19 km7 hAll year round except in the summer months and on very hot days.yesLocated in the Southwest Alentejo & Costa Vicentina Natural parkThe trail is located in a hunting zone. There are earth paths with a certain amount of vehicular traffic. The coastal area can be very windy.

The trail begins in an area of dunes and continues along the coast on the coastal plateau as far as the beach at praia do Amado, through juniper trees, mastic trees, marram grass and many other plants which have established themselves here and which have made the dunes important places of biologicaland scenic diversity.Along the coast you can see a number of aquatic birds that nest here or that pass through here during migration. There are also a large number of nests of white storks in the rocky cliffs, something that is unique in the world.

From praia do Amado, the trail continues towards the interior, and the landscape begins to change: gradually species such as mastic trees, the white-leaved rockrose, the sage-leaf rockrose, cork-oaks and cistus begin to appear.In Vilarinha you can find a number of plant formations which indicate the existence of a wetter environment associated with the Ribeira da Carrapateira. This part of the trail is particularly rich in vegetation. Alongside the wetland vegetation, there are also well developed formations that are typical of the Serra (e.g. areas of cork oaks or strawberry trees). The fauna is also rich here and, in addition to traces of the mammals that live here (wild boar, foxes etc), you may be surprised by rabbits or hares in the areas of pasture, scrubland or pine forest. This is also a very interesting part of the trail for observing birds, above all passeriformes (such as blackbirds, the azure-winged magpie, the pied wagtail, the stonechat, the greenfinch, the great tit) and birds of prey (such as the shorttoed eagle and the common buzzard).

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3. CASTELEJO ENVIRONMENTAL TRAIL

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Natural Interest

Vila do BispoVila do BispoCastelejo Leisure AreaOn arrival in Vila do Bispo, take road number 1265 which goes to the beach praia do Castelejo. The trail starts in the Castelejo Leisure Area, which is located about halfway along this road, right in the middle of the Southwest Alentejo and Costa Vicentina Natural park.3,5 km01h30All year round.yesLocated in the Southwest Alentejo and Costa Vicentina Natural park

At the beginning of the trail, as far as the warden’s house, you walk through an area of pine trees (maritime and stone pines). The shrubby vegetation mainly consists of Genista hirsuta gorse-heaths, mastic trees, cistus, white-leaved rockrose, Montpellier cistus, lavender and strawberry trees.

The middle part of the trail continues mainly through a gully wooded with stone pines and some eucalyptus. Here the trail runs along a small stream with the typical vegetation of such habitats on its banks, such as reed mace, tamarisk and giant reeds.

Then you enter an area covered mainly with shrubs, especially cistus. On returning to the starting point of the trail, you can see the praia do Castelejo at certain points in the distance. The fauna that can be seen here includes birds associated with areas of pine trees and scrubland, such as the great spotted woodpecker, the Eurasian jay and the great tit, certain reptiles and also signs of the presence of mammals such as wild boar, foxes and European rabbits.

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THE SOuTH COAST

4. AT THE WHIM OF THE TIDES

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Natural Interest

AlvorportimãoThe town of AlvorGo to Alvor. In the riverside area, beside the fishing port, head for the beach. On the beach, turn right on to a path which leads through the salt-marsh.5 km2 hAll year round.yesSalt-marsh wetland area. Dunes. Birdlife.

This is a very interesting trail for the detailed observation of aquatic birds, both along the beach and in the dunes and the Ria de Alvor. Birds such as the common tern, the dunlin, herons, plovers, the northern gannet, amongst many other species, can be seen in their different types of habitat.

Outside the summer season, and especially during periods of migration and in the winter, this area is rich in birdlife.

The trail starts in the riverside area of the Ria de Alvor, and follows a path along the saltmarsh. Here, typical species such as the pinkflowered shrub Limoniastrum monopetalum, the glasswort Sarcocornia fruticosa and the shrubby sea-blite can be seen.

After walking for about 3 km as far as Medo Grande, you reach the beach, where the trail continues as far as a wooden construction, where you turn inland and return to the starting point.

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THE SOuTH COAST

5. ROCHA DELICADA TRAIL

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Natural InterestSpecial Interest

Alvorportimãoquinta da RochaFrom Lagos, on the EN 125 go as far asMexilhoeira Grande. The trail starts next to the railway station in this village.7 km2 hAll year round, except on very hot days.yesSalt-marsh wetland area. Dunes. Birdlife. At quinta da Rocha, the association “A Rocha” has a Centre for the Study and Observation of Nature with regular activities (ringing birds and environmentaleducation activities).

The trail begins on a peninsula in the Ria de Alvor. To start with, you walk through fields, where vines and cereals are growing, or cattle pasture, and there are some areas that are planted with dryland orchards (almond and fig trees) and citrus.

you then pass some fish-farming tanks, until you reach a junction, and the trail continues through a landscape of salt-marsh. In thishabitat, interesting plant communities can be observed and a diversity of species associated with high, mid and low marsh zones. Adjacent to the agricultural fields, there are extensive areas of pine trees and Mediterranean scrubland.This diversity of landscapes, concentrated in a relatively small space, provides a high degree of biodiversity, in particular birdlife, which varies significantly during the year.

The best times for bird-watching are the winter and the month of October, when large numbers of limicoline birds and passeriformes can be seen. Also of special interest are the birds of prey, most of which pass through the Ria de Alvor, although species such as the peregrine falcon, the common kestrel and the little owl are relatively common.

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SERRA6. DISCOVERING THE FOREST – RED TRAIL

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Natural InterestNote

Barão de S. JoãoLagosMata de Barão de São JoãoBarão de São João is sign posted on the national road between Sagres and Lagos. The trail begins near the Centro Cultural in this village. To the north there is an information panel.12 km4 hNot in the summer or on very hot days.yespanoramic views. d in a hunting zone.

From the beginning of the trail as far as the warden’s house, the landscape is dominated by acacia trees. Sporadically, at the edges of this area, areas of pine and cistus can be found. Further ahead, the trail goes into an area where the vegetation changes to being dispersed, with the species of thyme Thymus villosus, ulex argenteus gorse-heaths, portuguese heath, cistus and some cork-oaks.

In the middle section of the trail, which goes from Vinha Velha to Relvas, there are places from where views over the serra can be enjoyed.

From the southern edge of the forest back to the starting point of the trail, you pass through an area of narrow gullies, and walk along the edge of small water courses.

The vegetation includes species such as the mastic tree, the strawberry tree, purple phlomis, wild olives, kermes oaks, and different species of Cistus, although ulex argenteus gorse-heaths and lavender are more abundant. The mammals seen here in the forest include Iberian hares and European rabbits, and there are also signs of wild boar and carnivores such as genets and the mongoose Herpestes ichneumon. As regards birdlife, there is a wide range of passeriformes, and birds of prey such as the little owl, the common buzzard and Bonelli’s eagle.

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SERRA7. DISCOVERING THE FOREST – LILAC TRAIL

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Barão de S. JoãoLagosMata de Barão de São JoãoBarão de São João is sign posted on the national road between Sagres and Lagos. The trail begins near the Centro Cultural in this village. To the north there is an information panel.6 km2 hNot in the summer or on very hot days.yes

From the beginning of the trail as far as the warden’s house, the landscape is dominated by acacia trees. From the warden’s house, the path goes round the picnic site which is set in an area of stone pines.The path now follows a water course.

On the edges of the forest, the vegetation comprises scrub with cistus, strawberry trees, ulex argenteus gorse-heaths, purple phlomis, narrow-leaved phillyrea and false yellowhead, along with a number of cork-oaks. Once in the middle of the forest, you can find other interesting species such as the species of thyme Thymus villosus, the dwarf Spanish heath and lavender.From the northeast edge of the forest as far as pedra Branca, the landscape is dominated by pine trees, this time maritime pine.

At the top of pedra Branca there is a menhir from the palaeolithic period (pedra de Galo), and this is a good spot to enjoy the view of the hills of the serra. From here back to the starting point, acacias and pine trees are the main species.

In terms of fauna, the same species can be seen as on the “Red Trail”.

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SERRA8. FóIA TRAIL

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When to Go?

SignpostedNatural Interest

Note

MonchiqueMonchiqueFóiaLeave Monchique on the EM 266-3 as far as the Fóia viewpoint, where the trail begins.7 km02h30Not in the summer, or on very hot or very cold days.yesNatura 2000 Network (Monchique site).The trail is located in a hunting zone.

you start the walk in Fóia, and head in the direction of pegões, with the view stretching away over the northern slope. you can see a wide range of species of portuguese flora, with Genista hirsuta gorse-heaths, tree heath, common rhododendrons and bracken being the most common.

The trail continues through areas of eucalyptus trees which occupy a significant part of the Serra de Monchique, which was once dominated by oak trees (cork, portuguese and Algerian oaks).

On the descent, after going through Montes da Fóia, the scenery changes to cork-oaks and to scattered chestnut trees and maritime pines. The panoramic view is now to the south, over hills and valley. The trail then continues on a tarred road.

In this area the landscape is dominated by eucalyptus and pine trees. After a few hundred metres, the trail continues on footpaths, up an ascent where the vegetation is mainly shrubby (e.g. cistus, dwarf gorse, lavender, sage-leaved rockrose and wrinkle-leaved cistus.). Half way up the ascent, you can enjoya view over the countryside to the south.

Once back on Fóia, you can see the coastline and the ocean from the viewpoint when it is not too cloudy.The Serra de Monchique is one of the places in portugal where the endangered species Bonelli’s eagle and the Iberian Schreiber’s green lizard have found refuge. In addition to these, a large number of birds, reptiles and amphibians have been sighted, which is another of this trail’s plus points.

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BANkThere are several cash machines (ATM-Machine) and banks in every town. The ATM in praia da Luz is located at the CA bank near the church. The ATM in Vila do Bispo is located at the CA bank. (on the side of the bank). Business hours - Monday to Friday 08.30AM to 03.00pM.

EMERGENCyIn case of emergency, call the 112.

FISH MARkETSDont miss to visit the fish and/or vegetable markets in Sagres, Vila da Bispo or Lagos.

SHOppINGBusiness hours are usually: Monday to Friday: 9.00a.m. to 1.00p.m. and 3.00p.m. to 7.00p.m; Saturdays: 9.00a.m. to 1.00p.m.(In high season these times do vary but in general most shops close in the afternoon and then re-open, remaining so until late into the evening) For those of you seeking a spot of ‘retail-therapy’ there is a large shopping mall in portimão, where there are a number of branded goods, supermarket, cafés, cinema etc. with ample parking on site. | WWW.AquApORTIMAO.pTDirection: Take the N125 direction portimao, exit to portimão, heading towards the city center afterr the Hospital. Don’t take the tunnel but drive next to it. you will see the signs to the Agua shopping centre now.

SupERMARkETSThere are supermarkets in every city, even the small villages have often small shops with a limited selection of products.

SupERMARkET BApTISTA - LuzEveryday supermarket with backery and butchery. International products available. They stock a lot of uk products. Home delivery possible. please visit the website for more information. WWW.SupERMERCADO-BApTISTA.COM | TEL +351 282 789 231

pHARMACIESSeveral pharmacies are available during business hours in the city of Lagos, also in Luz, Vila do Bispo and Sagres.

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