Evora is the capital of Portugal’s south-central region Alentejo. Due to its well preserved town centre which is still partially enclosed by medieval walls and the large amount of monuments…
We arrived at the campsite with good intentions of visiting Setabul. Unfortunately the weather took a turn for the worse and it bucketed down with rain for 2 days solid….
We loved it here! Porto Covo is only a small village located about 8 miles south of Sines on the West Coast. The beaches are white fine sand and the…
This is the last village classed as The Algarve. Odeceixe village lies on the south bank of the Ribeira de Seixe, which forms the border between The Algarve and Alentejo….
This was our first stop on the west coast and the beach here was first class. We parked in the car park along with a few other motorhomes. We took…
Sagres is located on the most South West point of continental Europe. It is a vast open area with some lovely golden sandy beaches and a dramatic coastline. We decided…
It would be wrong to visit The Algarve and not visit apparently the most famous tourist attraction in The Algarve, Ponta Da Piedade. Ponta Da Piedade (Portuguese for Piety’s Point)…
Silves is the formal capital of the Algarve and is of great historical importance. Silves castle is at the top of the hill and occupies 12,000 square metres. The walls…
Fuseta is a very traditional fishing village full of rustic charm. There is a municipal campsite right in the centre of the village so visiting is very easy in a…
Tavira was our first stop in The Algarve. It is a very pretty town with cobbled winding streets. The town straddles the banks of the Gilao River as it enters…
