Ponta da Piedade tours and activities

Faro hop on and hop off tourist train

Enjoy Faro hop on and hop off tourist train to stroll through the city streets and discover its historical monuments.

Silves and Monchique half-day tour from Albufeira

Visit Silves and its Castle, Cathedral and Archeology Museum, enjoy the panoramic views from the mountains, reach Fóia, the highest point in Algarve

SandCity ticket

With the world's largest sand sculpture exhibition on your doorstep, a trip out here promises all kinds of sandy fun and games. The International Sand Sculpture Festival runs every year near Lagoa with mega sculptures, workshops, activities and more to enjoy and be in awe of.There's nothing quite like it – 45,000 tonnes of sand, painstakingly sculpted into incredible artistic creations. Sculptors from all over the world come to take part and show off this different take on architecture. And with your ticket, you'll get to see it all and a few things more.Once you've searched out a few sculptures, there are activities for kids, demonstrations and workshops on everything to do with sand sculpting. There's even a fish spa if you need to relax your feet, and a snack bar to replenish energy levels before your next sculpture hunt. What's more, if you go between June and mid-September, you can take it all in at night.

Fatima Full Day Tour

This full day tour takes you on a pilgrimage all of your own. You'll journey from Albufeira early in the morning to cross the Portuguese hinterlands towards ‘the Shrine of the World', which attracts about four million pilgrims every year – the one and only Fatima.

Dolphin and cave watching cruise aboard the Insónia

Book this Dolphin and cave watching cruise aboard the Insónia and enjoy fantastic Atlantic Ocean views!

Arade River and Alvor Village tour in Portugal

You'll start your adventure with a 90-minute cruise down the River Arade, where Ferragudo's little church peeks into view, closely followed by Portimao's bustling harbour. After drifting past the Grotto of Saint Anthony, you'll wander through Portimao's old fisherman's quarters, before heading to Praia da Rocha for golden-sand views from its fortress. Next, the minibus brings you to explore the village of Alvor, with its winding streets and 16th-century Manueline church. To wrap up, you'll stop for an optional drink at a local cafe along Alvor's estuary promenade.

Algarve sunset sailing experience from Vilamoura Marina

Experience the breathtaking Algarve sunset aboard Vital catamaran. Coastal wonders await. Secure your spot for an unforgettable evening cruise!

Guided bike tour through Ria Formosa Natural Park

Explore the beauty of Ria Formosa on a guided bike tour. Pedal through diverse ecosystems and appreciate nature in Algarve.

Full day 4x4 tour of the Algarve’s countryside and traditions

Rumbling through the Algarve in a 4x4, you'll head to Quinta da Fornalha, an organic farm and heritage site, where you're off to a scrummy start with a fresh produce tasting. Then, take in the views at Beliche Dam before you reach the rural village of Odeleite. There's time to grab yourself some lunch here before rounding off your day with two historic villages, Castro Marim and Cacela Velha. With it's Morrish roots, white-washed houses and intricate chimney pots, Cacela Velha is the best-preserved village along the Algarve coast.

Algarve 4x4 tour of Tavira with Ria Formosa boat ride

You'll hop in a 4x4 to see a real mix of the Algarve's landscapes, including the historic village charm of Cacela Velha, the bustling market of Tavira and the scenic dam and reservoir of Barragem do Beliche. In the fishing village of Fuseta there's time to grab yourself some lunch, before boarding a boat trip through the bird-watching haven of the Ria Formosa, where you'll learn about local oyster farming. Wrap up your day at Praia da Barra Velha, one of the Algarve's most idyllic beaches.

Half-day 4x4 nature and culture tour in Guadiana

Buckle up for a 4x4 adventure exploring some of Guadiana's inland beauty. You'll begin at a rural estate to learn about sustainable farming and to sample organic produce. Then, soak in scenic views at Beliche Dam before diving into the world of cork, Portugal's national symbol – you'll see how it's harvested and learn about its cultural importance. As you speed across rolling green hills and valleys, your guide will share stories of the land. The tour ends in Odeleite Village for a look at what rural life is like.

Gageiro sailing with drinks and tapas– ticket only

What could be more serene than a morning sailing trip from Marina de Portimao? You'll cruise along the picturesque Algarve coast towards the stunning rock formations of Praia do Vau.Relax and enjoy the scenic views with cold drinks and tasty tapas onboard, while experiencing the thrill of sailing along one of Europe's most impressive coastlines. Make sure you dive in for a refreshing swim in the clear waters of the ocean, then stretch out on deck to dry off as you look up at the red and golden cliffs that surround the coast here. The iconic stand-alone rock formation of Praia do Vau looks like a great, lonely giant at the end of the beach. It's a real treat to see and perfect for snapping insta-worthy photos of.

Benagil Caves Cruise Ticket

Set sail on a boat trip to the Benagil Caves – the otherworldly caverns that are one of the Algarve's top attractions. Cruise along the sun-kissed coastline and admire Portugal's pretty villages dotted on the hillside. Then, as the day heats up, we'll drop anchor in the Atlantic for a swim, before grabbing few photos of these alien-like rock formations.

Sunset sailing in the Algarve with tapas, drinks and swimming

If you're looking for the perfect spot to truly appreciate the beauty of the Algarve, then this is it. From aboard a classic boat, you'll be taking in the sweeping bays and peninsulas of the Algarve's artfully carved coastline. From Marina de Portimão, you'll be cruising onboard the Gageiro, one of the last traditional sailing ships from 1947. It's a comfy place to be soaking up every inch of the Algarve's coastline as you head towards the beach at João d' Arens, where the rocks wrap themselves around the shore to make a protected bay. There's plenty of time here to take a dip in the refreshing waters and splash about. . Once you've dried off, you can tuck into some tasty tapas onboard, quench your thirst and have a glass of local wine.Then, with dusk approaching, the real adventure begins, as the engine is turned off and the sails are raised. Feel the power of the wind as you set sail with a coastal sunset view to rival the best in Europe.