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Sailing in the Eastern Algarve, Portugal
Blog from our social media series "Wednesday is a great way to break up the week" Tip 19 Sailing in the Eastern Algarve Our Boutique Guesthouse-Moncarapacho overlooks the Atlantic Ocean. Enjoy the sun, sea, and sand, or simply sail between the islands. You could compare our area to the Wadden Sea. Various islands are accessible by a wide... Read this blog
Islet of Culatra and Farol
Blog from our social media series "Wednesday is a great way to break up the week" Tip 4: Culatra Island and Farol. Our plot is located in the Ria de Formosa nature reserve. It's somewhat reminiscent of the Wadden Sea in the Netherlands. To reach the Atlantic Ocean, with its many offshore islands, you have to cross the mudflats. You ca... Read this blog
Seahorse population in nature reserve Ria Formosa, Algarve in Portugal
From our Boutique Guesthouse-Moncarapacho in the Algarve we look out over the fishing village of Fuseta, the Atlantic Ocean and a unique lagoon in the Ria Formosa nature reserve. In the eastern part of the Algarve, between Faro and Tavira, lies a 60-kilometer-long belt of islands and peninsulas with a lagoon behind it. Seahorses in the Ria Formosa... Read this blog
The historic town of Tavira
Blog from our social media series "Wednesday is a great way to break up the week" Tip #7: visit the historic town of Tavira in the East Algarve, Portugal. This beautiful town is less than a 17-minute drive from our plot and about 20 kilometers from the Spanish border. Due to its location along the Gilão River, Tavira is also called the V... Read this blog
The Eastern Algarve is more than just sun, sea and sand!
When you think of the Algarve in the south of Portugal, you have an image of sun, sea and beach. But there is more! In the eastern part of the Algarve, between Faro and Tavira, lies a 60 kilometre long belt of islands and peninsulas with a lagoon behind it. Seahorses, dolphins, flamingos, chameleons, migratory birds can be spotted in this beautiful... Read this blog
