Faro

Often undervalued, Faro it is considered only as an entry point into the south of Portugal through the airport. However, the customs, the local gastronomy, the Cultural Events, the Nightly Fun, the Ria Formosa and its beaches are part of the many charms that the capital the Algarve has to offer you.




Faro is located on the edge of the Ria Formosa Natural Park

A series of saltwater lagoons and mudflats are the haven for migratory birds and wildlife.

Smell the sea air and be surprised by the Churches, convents, hermitages, arches, doors and alleys hiding stories of struggles, wars, earthquakes and conquests, but also of enchanted Moors, never-forgotten loves and brave knights.



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