Algarve is calling all year around! With an incredible climate, this region enjoys more than 300 days of sunshine a year, which allows locals and tourists to enjoy the many outdoor activities that the region has to offer.

1.  The Benagil cave is one of the most famous places in Algarve, get to know one of the most exotic beaches in the world and amaze yourself with the incredibles Benagil's caves on a boat, kayak or stand up paddle trip.
2.  Ria Formosa Natural Park with its flora and fauna, as well as the wildlife, make it a destination for all nature lovers.
3. Interact with dolphins in the water park, Zomarine, and enjoy a different experience with these wonderful creatures.
4. Vilamoura, Monte Gordo and Portimão casinos have all the games that a casino should normally have, but they also offer the possibility to have a fun night of entertainment in the dining rooms.
5. During summer, when things heat up there is no better place to be than one of the fantastic waterparks in the region. At Aquashow, near Vilamoura, you can spend a great day, it is ideal for adrenaline lovers who will love the mix of  roller coasters and water slides.
6. Several times considered the best golf destination in the world by sport magazines and international associations of tour operators, Algarve does justice to this distinction.
7. Algarve is much more than rocks, sand, sea and sandals, it is also very good food. Enjoy the wonderful gastronomy that this region has to offer!
8. Algarve is known for its diversity of nightlife throughout the coast. Throughout the various destinations you can find a wide range of entertainment and suitable for all tastes.
9. Serra de Monchique is one of the few treasures yet to be discovered in Algarve, as it is located inland, far from the beautiful beaches and coastal areas.
10. There is no better way to immerse yourself in the culture of a destination than to visit a local market where you can see how people really live and interact with each other. There are a number of famous markets in Algarve, including Quarteira and Algoz.