The Algarve is the southernmost region in Inland Portugal, bordering in the north with the Alentejo Region and on the south with the wide Atlantic Ocean.
With its wide golden coast, with pleasant warm waters, thin sand and great beach conditions, along with a large historic, cultural and artistic heritage, the Algarve region is the major Tourist destination of the country, with a huge variety of hotels, restaurants and all sort of facilities.

Here are some sugestions for you to visit while your with us.

	Silves Castle started to be built in the 11th century and it is nowadays the finest example of Islamic Military Architecture in Portugal and also considered to be the biggest Castle in the Algarve Region. Around the year 1250 the Castle was conquered from the Moors by Portuguese troops, and since then reconstruction and conservation works have been made.
	Situated in a lovely square in the charming Silves town, this monument is considered to be the main gothic monument in the Algarve. The origins of the monument are unknown. Documents affirm that in 1189, when Silves was taken by the Christian troops to the Moors, the Cathedral was built over the ancient Mosque, yet there are no material vestiges of this fact.
	Situated in the Vilamoura Tourist resort, the Cerro da Vila Roman Ruins were possibly (probably between the I century and III) a rustic roman Villa, surrounded by fertile fields, composed by several bathtubs and Roman mosaics and water supplied from a dam built at about 2 Km distance, belonging to the territory of Ossonoba.
	Cape St. Vincent is cape is the southwesternmost point in Portugal. It forms the southwestern end of the E9 European Coastal Path. Approximately six kilometers from the village of Sagres, the cape is a landmark for a ship traveling to or from the Mediterranean. The cliffs rise nearly vertically from the Atlantic to a height of 75 meters.
	Monchique is a municipality of southern Portugal, in the district of Faro (formerly the province of Algarve).It is located 13 miles south of Saboia station on the Lisbon-Faro railway. Monchique is one of the main Portuguese health-resorts, finely situated among the wooded heights of the Serra de Monchique, which rise on the west to 2963 ft. There are hot sulfur springs, with baths and a sanatorium 4 m. south in 'Caldas de Monchique' (Spring of Monchique).
	Based on the theme ?The Life of the Oceans?, Zoomarine at present occupies over 8 hectares, where, with a single ticket, the visitor has access to an area of leisure, entertainment and education.
	The Entertainment Water Park Slide & Splash was inaugurated on 10 Junes, 1986. It currently occupies an area of 16,000acres and is considered the biggest of its kind in the country and alsa one of the biggest and best in Europa.The Park specially aims at featuring a full-day of fun for visitors, always ensuring safety, hygiene and comfort, according to the regulations of Decree Nº 5/97, of 31 March, on the activity of Water Parks in Portugal.
	Clif Higking is a very apreciated activity