The story goes that the Algarve was once a kingdom, but today it is one of the most popular regions in Europe when temperatures in the Northern Hemisphere begin to rise. With the arrival of summer tourists from all over the world, especially British, Americans and Brazilians, head to the south of Portugal in search of lots of sun, a good bed, good food and landscapes perfectly sculpted by nature.
Best of all, it proves to be a plural word, as there are many “Algarves” in one. The seductive beaches amidst dramatic golden cliffs, the shades of blue that the Atlantic Ocean takes on and the typical white houses continue to be the region’s unparalleled postcards.
However, the discoveries don’t stop there: inland or on the coast, towns and villages that used to go under the radar are now emerging as they combine creativity and tradition – and deserve to be on your itinerary. The hotels of the Portuguese group are also appearing on the horizon. Tivoli Hotels & Resorts which promotes different types of accommodation and Algarve experiences.
For a stay with jaw-dropping views, the Tivoli Carvoeiro is a sure bet, as it opens directly onto a cliff. For those looking for a beach club and marina to see and be seen, Tivoli Vilamoura is more suitable. Halfway, the cities of Portimao , Loule It is Olhao appear as great getaways to enjoy another side of the Algarve.
Carvoeiro: the postcard Algarve
Source: CNN Brasil
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