Flights
are booked, you are in the process of looking at a cheap Algarve
holiday villa but what to do once you reach your destination? Whether you
have been to the Algarve before or are a complete newbie to the area, apart
from the obvious days at the beach, hours lazing by the holiday villa pool or a
round on the golf course, check the out the latest top five adventure holiday
ideas.
Dolphin Tour and Caves
Taking
to the sea allows Algarve visitors the perfect opportunity to see dolphins at
play in the wild. Despite no guarantee of any sighting, these curious and
beautiful creatures are not ones shy away from a chance to entertain willing
onlookers with their playful antics. The warm waters of the Portuguese
coastline the backyard of many a school of dolphins it is more than likely that
visitors will come away with some fantastic photos. With several options of
dolphin tours, one the most highly recommended comes complete with a tour of
Albufeira caves, a series of natural and beautiful structures. Perfect for all ages, any of the dolphin and
caves tours make for a wonderful day out.
Catamaran Cruises
What
better day off than a relaxing cruise along the shores of the Portuguese
coastline. With lunch included and a stop at a scheduled beach a catamaran
cruise is the best way to explore what the Algarve coast has to offer. Boasting
some of the biggest caves and tunnels in Europe and stunning rock formations,
there will much to see. Return to shore and spruce up at a luxury holiday villa
ready for an evening out on the town.
Guadiana River Boat Cruise
For
something really different why not sail the beautiful scenic Guadiana River and
stop at the quaint and timeless village Foz de Odeleite or take the River Arade and head to the ancient Moorish
town of Silves. Food and
entertainment is provided along the way leaving nothing but getting to the
meeting point to worry about. Enjoy views of the stunning and untouched
Portuguese countryside, a perfect opportunity for flora and fauna enthusiasts
to enjoy a spot of bird watching. There a number of companies offering a
selection of riverboat cruise packages so be such to find the one that best
suits your budget.
Faro City Tour
Built
in the 13th century, there is plenty to see in Faro and often
requires a full day. Whether you hire a car or
join an organized tour, some of the Faro must-sees include: the marina, old town,
Arco da Vila and the Sé Cathedral, Capela dos Ossos (Bone Chapel),
Archaeological Museum and the Teatro Lethes among other sites. Sight seeing in
hot spring and summer months can be tiring work so be sure to plan your day
before you go with regular pit stops for refreshments. If taking an organised took, look to really get
your money’s worth with a tour that also includes other historic places such as
the Moorish town of Olhao and beautiful town of Tavira.
Deserta Island
Also
known as Barreta, Deserted
Island or Santa Maria Cape Island, this small island is offers some of the
purest and most pristine beaches in the Algarve. Only 11 km wide, there is only one restaurant
but despite being uninhabited it is not totally deserted, the Animaris beach
offering deck chairs and awnings along with a handful of water sports. Enjoy a
day of pure tranquility away from the busier more crowded summer beaches. A
public ferry departs every day from Porta Nova Pier in Faro so getting there is
easy and extremely affordable.
Relax
in the shelter of your luxury
Algarve villa upon your return or pick up sample of local food and wine for
an evening soiree under the stars. With plenty to keep you busy, the Algarve is
a wonderful place for a romantic getaway weekend or a family week of fun.
For up to date availability and further
self-catering accommodation options in the Algarve, call Premier Holidays on
0800 047 0400 or visit http://www.premier-holidays.com.
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