Located in the south eastern region of Portgual, Faro boasts cobbled streets, a large cathedral, and dozens of small restaurants and cafes await. The so-called old town of Faro was built in 13th century, so there is a tremendous amount of history to be found. Faro is also the hometown of our dear Mr. Sergio Rosario!

A quaint little fishing town with a lot to offer. From downtown you can take the ferry (Cais de Embarque de Olhão) across the bay to visit Ilha do Farol (Lighthouse Island) - an island where people live but you won't find a single vehicle.

Offering a medieval castle that has city views. The Santa María do Castelo Church houses the tombs of 7 knights killed by the Moors.

All of the hotels we recommended are in or around here. There are a few lovely beaches, countless cafes and shops, and some active nightlife if you so desire.

Located 25 minutes North West of Lisbon. A great destination for architecture and history enthusiasts. Sintra has documented history going back thousands of years and is best known for its magnificent castles.

The capitol of Portugal, located under three hours North from the Algarve region. If Sintra's castles were not enough, you will be sure to find a great deal more of them here.