Activities
What to do around Aljezur
Discover the beauty of the wild wild west.
The Rota Vicentina is divided into two main trails. The Fisherman Trail runs along the south-west coast. With 4 stages and additional loops, it runs for a total of 125 kilometres. The Historical Trail is divided into 12 stages over 230 kilometres.
What else to do?
This is only a short list of fruther available activities in the area. Please ask us for more.
Your surf adventure starts here.
Our personal Portugal adventure startet with Algarve Adventure. They are the experts when it comes to Surfing, Mountainbiking and Skating. Hire your board or bike and have a surf lesson or a bike trip with them.
More InfoWhere to eat?
These are our personal favourites when it comes to going out for lunch or dinner. For more culinary insider tips - just ask us.
Our tips for a nice day trip.
This lively city offers a mix of historic buildings, modern amenities and beautiful beaches. The church of Santo António and the slave market are particularly worth a visit. Ponte de Piedade is an impressive rock formation in Lagos and offers spectacular views of the coast.
The westernmost end of the Algarve with impressive cliffs and a historic lighthouse. Sagres is also a favourite spot for surfers and the namesake of the famous beer.
A well-preserved Moorish castle in the town of Silves. The castle offers insights into the Moorish history of the region and impressive views of the surrounding landscape.
This famous sea cave with its natural light well is a popular destination for kayak and boat tours.
A huge nature reserve that is home to a variety of ecosystems. Ideal for birdwatching, hiking and boat trips through the lagoons.
This pretty town is known for its Roman bridge, numerous churches and traditional white houses. A walk along the River Gilão is particularly charming.
The capital of Portugal is one of the oldest cities in Europe and offers a rich mixture of history, culture and modern urbanity. Absolutely worth seeing and worth at least a day trip.