Carvoeiro is a traditional, small fishing village, that nestles in a valley between two hills. In summer it is a remarkably busy little place, being the focal point for shopping, wining and dining for visitors of many nationalities, with the biggest selection of restaurants in the area. In the winter it is occupied by the permanent residents and golfers. Carvoeiro is very popular for family holidays as there is such a large choice of self-catering accommodation and has all the things you are likely to want in quite a compact area around the town centre. A lot of the accommodation is in new residential areas on the outskirts as the developments have spread, but it is all in keeping - this isn't an area of high rise hotels and apartment blocks. If you would like to buy, but are undecided about where to buy, consider Carvoeiro, the village for you to have your place in the sun, either for your family holidays, as an investment or for permanent sunshine living. Carvoeiro has managed to retain its timeless charm and traditional values.

Life in the Algarve - Get to know the Algarve and enjoy it to the full! Visitor to the Algarve ultimately discovers his own secret, come and find yours! Looking out from the Iberian Peninsula onto the Atlantic Ocean, Portugal is a country of astonishing beauty and diversity. At the southernmost tip of Portugal we find the Algarve, one of the world’s most attractive destinations, and we believe is one of the best kept secrets in Europe, only a few areas are over developed and the coastline, with its golden beaches, is simply magical.

Can't Skip a Perfect Wish. Can't Skip Portugal - Portugal, one of the oldest countries in Europe, is located in the southwest of the Iberian Peninsula lying between Spain in the north and east, and the Atlantic Ocean in the south and west. The signs of the Portuguese presence around the world are still visible and this is the reason why Portuguese is one of the most spoken languages worldwide and the Portuguese are one of the peoples more open to other civilizations. Portugal has been a Republic since 1911 and its government is a Parliamentary Democracy with a population of around 10.5 million, Lisbon is the capital with nearly one million inhabitants. Portugal is a member of the European Union (EU) since 1986, and it is a nation in full development that has always kept its best treasure - its ability to welcome people. This makes this country an attractive and safe place.

Lisbon is an historic capital, of unusual character and charm, where 800 years of cultural influences mingle with modern trends and lifestyles creating spectacular contrasts. Lisbon, Portugal’s bright capital spreads along the north bank of the River Tejo, which meets the Atlantic Ocean at this point making it one of the few European capitals with both a river and a coastline. Lisbon has a Praça do Comércio square as its main meeting area. The city has always been ready to welcome new visitors and to bid a fond farewell to those departing, something that was never truer than when saying goodbye to sailors at the time of the great Portuguese maritime discoveries.

The magnificent history of Lagos has always been closely linked to the sea. It was in Lagos that the era of the Portuguese Discoveries began. ! Lagos has preserved its cosmopolitan spirit until today, accepting the challenges of modern times, without neglecting the legacy of its past. Currently, Lagos is an excellent place for all kinds of sports and nautical activities due to its stunning golden slopes known as the “Costa d’Oiro”