Lagos and Carvoeiro - Private from Faro.

• Enhance your Algarve experience by fully immersing yourself in the best the region has to offer, without the hassle of figuring out how to get between must-see spots and hidden gems. • Enjoy personalized guidance providing deeper insights into the rich culture, traditions, and delicious cuisine of the area. • Explore Lagos Old Town and uncover its charm and history, where every corner tells a story about Portugal’s past. • Take in the breathtaking cliffs and crystal-clear waters of Ponta da Piedade, a paradise for photographers. • Discover the one-of-a-kind beauty of Algar Seco’s rock formations, shaped by centuries of natural forces, offering stunning views and a peaceful atmosphere. Please note: the itinerary is a sample and can be adjusted. During the summer months, due to limited parking at some popular spots, your guide may not be able to accompany you for the entire walking portions of the tour.

1. 1

   Ponta da Piedade Lighthouse

   1 hour

   The cliffs of the Ponta da Piedade headland is one of the finest natural features of the Algarve. This dramatic limestone coastline is formed of sea pillars, fragile rock arches and hidden grottos, all of which have been chiselled-out by savage winter storms.

2. 2

   Lagos

   2 hours

   Lagos is a historic and characterful city that is situated on the beautiful Western Algarve. It is a city that boasts a rich seafaring heritage and a coastline of dramatic natural scenery, and today is one of the Algarve’s finest holiday destinations. Thankfully, Lagos has not succumbed to mass tourism, and the city still retains its distinctive character and charm. Found within the historic centre is a proud Portuguese city, with cobbled streets, authentic restaurants, and an atmosphere which is relaxed and welcoming.

3. 3

   Algar Seco

   30 min

   Algar Seco Park is a network of caves, pools and incredible rock formations, which are well worth visiting

4. 4

   Carvoeiro

   30 min

   Once, just a typical Algarve fishing village nestled in a valley and flanked by high limestone cliffs, Carvoeiro is now a popular, ever expanding resort town. That said the beach is still the focus of the town and this area retains much of its charm. Whitewashed, terracotta-tiled villas and cottages cling to the cliff sides forming a kind of amphitheatre with all eyes on Carvoeiro's prime asset - the beach.

• Public transportation options are available nearby
• Suitable for all physical fitness levels

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.