Faro is the best-known city in Portugal’s deservedly famous Algarve region. There’s an archaeological museum and a “Bishops’ Palace,” a Renaissance cathedral that was heavily bombed during World War II, but later rebuilt. Nearby in Estoi are Roman ruins, and Albufeira, also nearby, is a formerly quaint fishing village influenced by the Moors in the 8th century. It’s situated in a cliffside location, and has become famous for its beaches (there are 20) and nightlife.
Restaurants in Faro
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Quad biking at its best. This is the real deal. Authentic, unique, and tailor made quad tours recommended for all levels of rider from novice to the more experienced. Professional, friendly and personal service. Bookings by appointment only. English, French, and Portuguese spoken.
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AlgarvebySegway is a company that offers innovative and ecological solutions for human mobility.One of our main objectives is to promote tourism itineraries with an ecological vehicle known as Segway. Our aim is to rent Segway to tourists and members of the general population interested in experimenting with this revolutionary vehicle, investing in an eco-tourism concept and a whole new concept of mobility. We have 7 certificates of excellence issued by TripAdvisor and we certainly love what we do! That energy we try to pass to you, to your family and/or friends! We hope we can see each other on one of our wonderful Segway tours throughout the Algarve!
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Eating Algarve Food Tours helps travellers visiting Algarve to unravel our unique gastronomy and rich heritage. We are a team of specialists in culinary activities, food & cultural and wines tours, plus private events. Using local expertise and regional networks, we provide authentic experiences while promoting social values and creating a real impact on our communities.
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Sailing boat trip with a skipper in the ria formosa (up to 4 passengers). The client can either just enjoy the trip or be a part of it, as the skipper will teach and help clients to perform some of the sailing tasks. With a minimum of 2 hours, the trip can last as long as the client intend, the price will be charged per hour and for the whole boat.
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PORTUGUESE GUITAR RECITAL - Multimedia live music show: "Come discover the Portuguese Guitar and Fado! "A unique multimedia cultural experience with live music and video, in a real tribute to the history of Portuguese Guitar in many perspectives: Cultural Identity, Fado, origin, Luthiers and future developments". During all year. Daily 30 minutes sessions (except Friday e Saturday), starting at: 12h00 - 15h00 - 16h30. Free entrance till 12 year's old.
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At Animaris we have created several products in the field of Nature Tourism. Since we started in 1986, our focus has been respect and conservation of the environment, especially the Deserta Island, also known as Barreta. Today is still the only uninhabited barrier island of Ria Formosa. The Estamine Restaurant, recognized and awarded for its gastronomic quality and energy efficiency, is the only structure on the Island. Open every day of the year, with panoramic views of the Natural Park and the Atlantic Ocean, we specialise in the fresh products of the ocean and the Ria, such as fish and seafood. We also manage the beach concession on the Island, with support services such as sun shades and sunbeds, and a team of lifeguards during bathing season (June to September). Our fleet, for transportation and tours, is composed of boats of different types (semi-rigid, speedboats and catamarans), with capacities between 10 to 200 passengers.
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While staying in Faro and having some spare time, a visit to "Palácio de Estói" is highly recommended. It is only 10km away from Faro and easily reached by car (or public bus). The palace had its construction started around 1840 and was completed only in 1906. It features characteristics of the neo-baroque and neo-rococo styles, with fine plastered ceilings, beautiful paintings and traditional furniture. At its French inspired gardens, ponds, fountains and many marble statues complete the scene. A chapel dedicated to the "Holy Family" is within its premises. In 1977, "Palácio de Estói" was appointed as a Portuguese National Monument and, after totally renovated, it became a hotel. We just drove from Faro, visited the public areas of the hotel, had lunch at its "O Visconde" restaurant and headed to nearby "Ruínas de Milreu". A lovely day at Faro's countryside! Enjoy!
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