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Where to park
Where to leave the car
Several free lots — Alfamar, Rocha Baixinha, Olhos de Água.
Six kilometres of red-and-white cliffs — the Algarve's longest continuous beach
A near-endless run of red-ochre cliffs eroded into pinnacles and gullies. Perfect for long walks, sunset jogs and quiet spots away from the resort access points.
Where to park
Several free lots — Alfamar, Rocha Baixinha, Olhos de Água.
When to arrive
Late afternoon for the cliff light show.
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The Lisbon day-trip everyone leaves happiest with: Sintra's UNESCO palaces, the initiation well of Regaleira, the cliffs of Cabo da Roca and cocktails on the Cascais bay before returning at sunset.
The full Douro classic: two working port quintas with tastings, a scenic Douro river cruise between Régua and Pinhão, and a long lunch at a family-run winery with river views.
The most-booked Algarve boat tour: a fast catamaran along the Benagil cliffs, into the famous cathedral cave and past the double arches of Praia da Marinha with dolphin spotting on the way back.
The easiest way to see the Lisbon hills without walking them. A private tuk-tuk winds through Alfama, up to São Jorge castle, out to Belém for the monastery and pastéis, and back along the Tagus.
Three of central Portugal's biggest hits in one small-group day: the Fátima sanctuary, Nazaré's cliffs (home of the 30-metre wave) and the medieval walled village of Óbidos with a ginjinha in a chocolate cup.
The two things everyone comes to Madeira for in one day: a sunrise 4x4 to the top of Pico do Arieiro (1,818 m) and a guided levada walk through the UNESCO Laurisilva laurel forest.
A walking tasting tour through Alfama and Mouraria with six food stops (bacalhau, tremoços, ginjinha, pastéis, tinned fish, queijo da Serra) that ends in an intimate fado house where the neighbours still sing.
The island in a day: 4x4 into the Sete Cidades caldera for the blue-and-green lakes, then Furnas for the geothermal park and the cozido cooked underground on volcanic steam.
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How you get there
Signposted from Albufeira and Vilamoura.
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Six kilometres of red-and-white cliffs — the Algarve's longest continuous beach. A near-endless run of red-ochre cliffs eroded into pinnacles and gullies. Perfect for long walks, sunset jogs and quiet spots away from the resort access points.
Six kilometres of red-and-white cliffs — the Algarve's longest continuous beach. A near-endless run of red-ochre cliffs eroded into pinnacles and gullies. Perfect for long walks, sunset jogs and quiet spots away from the resort access points. It's a sandy beach in Albufeira & Loulé, Portugal: 6 km long, fine golden sand, with water described as atlantic · 18–23 °c · long, gentle shorebreak.
Several free lots — Alfamar, Rocha Baixinha, Olhos de Água.
Late afternoon for the cliff light show.
Signposted from Albufeira and Vilamoura.
On site: Lifeguards at main access, Beach restaurants & clubs (Maria's, Kalifa) and Sunbed hire in high summer.
Walk east from Alfamar to reach empty stretches Sunset from the Alfamar clifftop is unbeatable
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Last reviewed · 30 July 2026
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Checked · 30 July 2026