Affitti per le vacanze a Tavira

This host received the official Clean and Safe stamp from Turismo de Portugal Departing from Albufeira Marina, this discovery of the Algarve coast travels 18 km to the Alfanzina Lighthouse. On this route you will be dazzled by several beaches, rock formations and discover marine caves, with a special highlight on the famous Benagil cave. After discovering the coast, get ready to feel the sea breeze as the boats pull away from the coast on a quest to find dolphins. We invite you to stay aware and help us search for our friends. Our goal regarding the watching is that the dolphins come to see you, always respecting the animals and all the norms related to the observation of cetaceans. You will enjoy a scenic view of the coast and have the opportunity to contemplate wildlife, such as various species of birds, flying fish and maybe even sharks. The adventure lasts 2h30, in semi-rigid fast boats that take up to 12 passengers for 2 crew members. (Please note that the dolphins are wild animals in their natural habitat we can not guarantee their sitting 1 Other things to note: (Check in 30m prior to departure (Albufeira Marina , Seacret Tours Office ) No show until departure time not refunded. No changes do bookings with less 24h and no refund. We do not admit children under 5 years old and pregnant.Bring warm clothes can be cold on the sea.

O passeio inicia-se com uma breve aula na praia e após todos estarem equipados, entramos na água e começamos a experimentar as primeiras pagaiadas. Após reunir o grupo dentro de água e de todos estarem confortáveis, começamos o passeio pela costa, explorando as falésias, praias escondidas e grutas que existem na costa de Albufeira. Outras observações Chegue pelo menos 15 minutos antes da experiência para se poder equipar e não perder a experiência.

Começamos com uma breve explicação sobre o equipamento de voo e normas de segurança, depois descolámos e temos a vista deslumbrante sobre as praias e arribas do Algarve. Durante o voo será dada informação sobre a paisagem que sobrevoamos, hotéis e pontos de interesse. Regresso ao local inicial onde será feita a aterragem. Outras observações Esta actividade depende muito das condições meteorológicas, nem sempre é possivel voar devido ao vento forte. Mas quando decidimos voar é porque é 100% seguro voar.

As a tourist, you're usually looking for the walk that offers you the fullest experience while simultaneously being time and cost-effective. I designed this as a walk to standout and take you through all the old and saturated buildings that make up the city's downtown landmarks and be honest and educated about them, showing you the two sides of the coin: the “grand narrative” and the not-so-pleasant-info that is frequently left out because it has no place in it. This walk is everything in between the heavyweight history book and the lifeless compact guidebook — with a sense of humour.

Sunlight is the first thing that comes to mind when we think about “the south” and it’s so deeply rooted in its visual culture that separating the two is no easy task. This idea of “the sunny south” has been consistently and creatively adapted to anything, really: restaurants, grocers, contractors, marketeers, tourism at large, and if we extended this narrative further back, traditional occupations too. Life in the south has had to be managed around the notion that the sun is your forever relative and it’s not going anywhere. This applies to people’s behaviors, lifestyle and most importantly housing. The architecture of southern cities is the result of this constant equation and also the reason for its uniqueness and authenticity. Landmarks are often the result of a dominating aesthetic (renaissance, baroque, rococo, neoclassical, …) but it’s the lesser-known and more authentic equipment of a city that allows us to navigate this idea. This walk was, then, elaborated as a playground for all-this-Faro: its exclusive architecture and culture at the best time to explore it—the sunset. All combined with simple hassle-free history lessons that allow us to focus entirely on the relationship between the city and its light rather than the usual chronological map of events.