Antonio's Guidebook
Sport
Internacional racing track hosting f1 and motogp
Algarve bílakappi
Sítio do Escampadinho, Mexilhoeira GrandeGreat racing and kart experience
Monchique
Great for mountain biking
Praia da Arrifana
Great beaches to surf
1st championship golf course in the Algarve, designed by legend Henry Cotton. Home to many majors. Leading golf course of the world!
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Penina Hotel & Golf Resort
1st championship golf course in the Algarve, designed by legend Henry Cotton. Home to many majors. Leading golf course of the world!
Palmares Ocean Living & Golf
Great golf course with 27 holes, 10 min from the house
Golfland
1 Rua Serpa PintoFun and entertaining for the Family
Sightseeing
Ria De Alvor
Wonderful nature walk
Food scene
Fishermans Rest
81 R. Dr. Frederico Ramos MendesGreat fresh fish
Adega Vila Lisa
52 R. Francisco BívarTraditional portuguese
Restinga
Restaurante Palmares Golf Club House
Restaurante Àbabuja
11 Largo da RibeiraMonte Mar Lagos
Beer & Co. Alvor
Fun with occasional live music and cosy dance floor
Beach
Wonderful beaches on the south and west coast.
Praia do Amado
Restinga
Beliche strönd
Fabulous beach in Sagres
Close to alvor beach, 10 min from the house, cliffs protect from north winds. Fantastic for adventure walks and rock observarion during low ride
Prainha
Close to alvor beach, 10 min from the house, cliffs protect from north winds. Fantastic for adventure walks and rock observarion during low ride
Great for spending the day on the beach, long walks and surf. The wilder west coast
Praia de Vale Figueira, 8670, Portugal
Great for spending the day on the beach, long walks and surf. The wilder west coast
Visit
Great historical town, 15 minutes from Penina... plenty of bares and restaurants
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Lagos
Great historical town, 15 minutes from Penina... plenty of bares and restaurants
Cosy historical and fishermen town, 10 minutes from Penina... with bares, restaurants and shops
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Alvor
Cosy historical and fishermen town, 10 minutes from Penina... with bares, restaurants and shops
Sagres is a small and charming small village that boasts one of the most stunning landscapes in the portuguese Algarve. It has steep cliffs, an interesting and wind-battered fortress, and excellent beaches.
The name Sagres comes from “Promontorium Sacrum” the name the Greek and Romans gave to the area in the 4th century B.C.
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Sagres
Sagres is a small and charming small village that boasts one of the most stunning landscapes in the portuguese Algarve. It has steep cliffs, an interesting and wind-battered fortress, and excellent beaches.
The name Sagres comes from “Promontorium Sacrum” the name the Greek and Romans gave to the area in the 4th century B.C.
Zoomarine Algarve
KM 65 N125Lagos dýragarður
Designer Outlet Algarve
Avenida AlgarveOverseas Supermercados - British Supermarket
133 R. de São PedroCity/town information
Silves is the perfect town in the Algarve to explore for a day trip. Walking in this unique town with its cobbled streets makes you believe that time has stopped. The town is famous for having the most well preserved castle of the Algarve. Silves was once the capital of the Algarve and the town stands out because of its Arabic architecture. Every year during summer, the town hosts a famous medieval festival and attracts a lot of visitors
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Silves
Silves is the perfect town in the Algarve to explore for a day trip. Walking in this unique town with its cobbled streets makes you believe that time has stopped. The town is famous for having the most well preserved castle of the Algarve. Silves was once the capital of the Algarve and the town stands out because of its Arabic architecture. Every year during summer, the town hosts a famous medieval festival and attracts a lot of visitors
Sagres Fortress is situated on a small peninsula 1 km outside the small town of Sagres, Western Algarve, Portugal. The peninsula occupied by the fort is called Sagres Point. It lies 7 km south of the famous Cape St.Vincent which is considered the southwesternmost tip of mainland Europe.
Since Ancient times Sagres Point due to its location has played an important role in the region. The name comes from the Latin Sacrum Promontorium which means Holy Promontory or Holy Cape.
The fortress on Sagres Point was built in the 15th century under the command of Infante Dom Henry the Navigator with the purpose to protect the area from attacks coming from Northern Africa. From here Henry the Navigator charted his expeditions around the coasts of Western Africa initiating the Portuguese Age of Discoveries.
The fortress was severely damaged by the earthquake of 1755 and was completely restored only in the 20th century.
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Sagres borg
Sagres Fortress is situated on a small peninsula 1 km outside the small town of Sagres, Western Algarve, Portugal. The peninsula occupied by the fort is called Sagres Point. It lies 7 km south of the famous Cape St.Vincent which is considered the southwesternmost tip of mainland Europe.
Since Ancient times Sagres Point due to its location has played an important role in the region. The name comes from the Latin Sacrum Promontorium which means Holy Promontory or Holy Cape.
The fortress on Sagres Point was built in the 15th century under the command of Infante Dom Henry the Navigator with the purpose to protect the area from attacks coming from Northern Africa. From here Henry the Navigator charted his expeditions around the coasts of Western Africa initiating the Portuguese Age of Discoveries.
The fortress was severely damaged by the earthquake of 1755 and was completely restored only in the 20th century.
Gourmet Algarve Experience
We will be happy to organize a typical algarve dinner with a local chef that comes to the house and cooks for you! Experience the local traditions from the comfort of home. Please ask for more information!
Villa Penina Casa dos Arcos
We will be happy to organize a typical algarve dinner with a local chef that comes to the house and cooks for you! Experience the local traditions from the comfort of home. Please ask for more information!