Private Transfer from Olhão to Faro Airport (1-4 pax)
Submitted by admin on Tue, 03/07/2023 - 10:02
Are you planning to travel from Olhão and looking for a private transfer to Faro Airport? Enjoy the transfer from your accommodation with Algarve Family Transfers. West Coast Tour - Lagos, Sagres and Monchique
Submitted by admin on Tue, 03/07/2023 - 09:46
Meet the southwest Algarve. The route has as its first stop the caves Ponta da Piedade. Then we go to the Cape of São Vicente where we have lunch and head to the Algarvian Sierra where the last stop will be Monchique. 
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The car-free sandbank island of Culatra is a popular destination for day-trippers who come here to get away from the crowds on the Algarve mainland and to enjoy the calm waters and stunning beaches on offer here.
The Ilha da Cultura is basically one huge beach on which you will always be able to find a quiet spot to throw your towel down. Nude sunbathing is not unheard of here so don't be surprised if you go wandering among the dunes!
Apart from tourism, the main economic activity here is fishing, and the small settlement of Culatra is a working fishing...
Ilha da Cultura is a small sandy island just off Faro. It is only accessible by ferry via the Ria Formaso. This is the western end of the island, Farol (after the lighthouse) and this is where the ferry stops.
Unlike neighbouring Ilha Deserta there are a few residents on the Ilha da Cultura.
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The Ilha da Cultura is a small, but very sandy island located just beyond the Ria Formosa nature reserve off the coast of Faro. It is only accessible by a ferry from Faro which guarantees it never gets super busy. However, unlike the neighboring Ilha Deserta (Deserted Island) there are a few permanent residents at the western end of the island in Farol - which is Portuguese for...
Olhao is a coastal town in the Algarve which grew out of the fishing industry in the seventeenth century. Olhão, located just ten kilometers east of Faro, is still one of the Algarve's main ports. It was here that the first canning factory was established in 1882, sparking a trend that was to spread in both directions along the coast, with canned tuna and sardines quickly becoming the Algarve's main source of income.