Boats in Algarve
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As ways to spend a day in the Algarve, few can trump a cruise aboard the legendary Leaozinho. The name means ‘Little Lion' and it's a roaringly popular excursion.The fun kicks off in Albufeira marina, from where this replica pirate caravel sets sail to cruise the emerald waters washing against the Algarve coastline. You'll explore amazing, naturally formed cliffs, passing by the golden sands of Castelo and Praia de Gale beaches and the quaint picture-postcard fishing village of Armaçao de Pera.There'll be plenty of time to relax on-board before the captain drops anchor at the secluded coves of Marina and Benagil, where you can take a refreshing swim before the crew prepares a barbecue lunch for you.
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Discover the Algarvian coast on this boat tour. Visit Ponta Da Piedade and enjoy the experience with live commentaries on board.
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Discover the grottos and rock formations of the Algarve on this boat tour from Lagos.
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This excursion offers contrasting ways to discover the hidden Algarve. In a 4x4, you'll roam through a nature reserve, head into the hills, stumbling upon timeless villages along the way. And you'll also visit country homes and enjoy a relaxing river cruise.
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Book your Ponta da Piedade Grotto tour from Lagos and discover the world-famous caves of Ponta da Piedade
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The Algarve coastline is in a class of its own. On this boat trip aboard the Ophelia, you'll spot its most secluded beaches, eye-catching rock formations and fishing villages. Highlights include Ferragudo castle, Carvoeiro lighthouse and Benagil beach. And to round things off, there's a barbecue on the beach, too.
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How about enjoying two completely different perspectives of the Algarve in one action-packed day? This exhilarating excursion takes you to the hidden parts of the region with an off-road safari and then swaps the hills for the waves with a cruise.
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Enjoy sailing through the Ria Formosa Natural Park and stop to visit Deserta and Farol islands with a local guide.
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Seeing dolphins in their natural habitat is one of life's special experiences. Observe these fascinating and friendly creatures on this cruise down Portugal's sunny, south coast. Welcomed aboard by the crew, you'll set sail from Portimao harbour. Passing caves, coves and beaches, your knowledgeable skipper knows just where to head. Both bottlenose and common dolphins call this place home and they just love to show off. A captivating Algarve experience.
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Set sail along the Algarve coastline with a two-hour cruise that packs in a boat-load of action. Cruise by cherry-picked beaches and rock formations, while on board, the pirates' shenanigans are in full swing. With transfers included and plenty of fun and games for the little ones, it's full steam ahead for a family adventure on the high seas.
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A cruise with a difference this – it's not just what you see that's the attraction, it's where you see it from. The Gageiro is a sailboat infused with the sophistication and glamour or the Roaring Twenties, and it's the vantage point from where you'll cast your eyes on cliffs, staggering rock formations and secret coves of the Algarve coastline.Whether you sail west to Lagos or east to Armação de Pêra, you're in for a treat. The captain and his friendly crew will look after you from the moment you board the Gageiro at Portimão. Sail down past the villas and castle on the banks of the River Arade and into the Atlantic, where the fun begins in earnest.If you head in the direction of Armação de Pêra, you'll see Carvoeiro and the fascinating twisting rock formations of Algar Seco. And the route towards Lagos takes you past Vau Beach, where golden sands are protected by towering cliffs. It promises the Algarve from all the best angles.
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The Algarve coastline is in a class of its own. On this boat trip aboard the Ophelia, you'll spot its most secluded beaches, eye-catching rock formations and fishing villages. Highlights include Ferragudo castle, Carvoeiro lighthouse and Benagil beach. And to round things off, there's a barbecue on the beach, too.
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Don't miss the chance to admire the Algarvian coastline on this sailing tour on a luxury yacht. Stop to swim in clear waters and enjoy some appetizers on board.
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Many of Portugal's great explorers set sail for the New World from Lagos. On this tour, you'll be able to follow in their navigator's footsteps and see the sights along the Algarve's beautiful coastline. Head to Ponta de Piedade to see its traditional lighthouse, as well as unusual rock formations, natural tunnels and grottoes carved into the weathered cliffs.
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A scenic river cruise and a tour of what was once one of southern Europe's major smuggling hubs – as value-for-money daytrips go, this one's a steal. You'll sail by rustling reed beds and orchards on the Guadiana River, before heading ashore to explore Alcoutim – a village famous for trading illicit goods over the border between Portugal and Spain.
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In addition to being a protected wetland replete with the likes of flamingos and all manner of birdlife, Ria Formosa Natural Park boasts some spectacular sandbar islands to boot. This day trip takes you to see four such islands up close – Farol, Deserta, Culatra and Armona.The ferry will cast off from Olhão and take you gliding across this unique coastal lagoon, where marshes and wetlands thrive next to saltpans, dunes and barrier islands. During the journey to your first stop, Farol Island, you'll have the chance to spot the birdlife this natural park is famed for, then you'll skirt by the lighthouse which stands guard over it all.Next you'll see Deserta Island, which as its name suggests, seems just like a desert island with its large empty swathes of sand. You'll head over to Culatra Island where you'll have free time for lunch before hopping over to Armona Island, known for its white-sand beaches.
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This two-hour cruise packs in some sights and a boat-load of action. Set sail along the Algarve coastline, seeing a handful of cherry-picked beaches and rock formations, while on board the pirates' shenanigans will be in full swing, with plenty of fun and games for the little ones.Kids will have a whale of a time on this boat trip with on-board pirate-themed fun and games. And once you've cast off from Albufeira, you'll get to sit back and watch the Algarve's paradise beaches roll on by. You'll see ones that are off the tourist radar too, including San Rafael, Castelo and Galé, while the chiselled rock formations the Algarve's famous for will soon come into view.As you watch the scenery, kids will be kept entertained with all the pirates' comings and goings. What's more, you'll have the chance to plunge into the ocean before heading back to the harbour.
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Don't miss the chance to observe the Algarvian coast at sunset on this 2.5-hour tour on a sailing yacht!
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Discover the Algarvian coast on a kayak. On this tour you'll reach Ponta da Piedade by boat and explore the area on a kayak with an expert guide.
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Seeing dolphins in their natural habitat is one of life's special experiences. See these fascinating and friendly creatures on this cruise down Portugal's sunny, south coast. Welcomed aboard by the crew, you'll set sail from Portimao harbour. Passing caves, coves and beaches, your knowledgeable captains know just where to head. Both bottlenose and common dolphins call this place home and they just love to show off. A captivating Algarve experience.
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Many of Portugal's great explorers set sail for the New World from Lagos. On this excursion, you'll be able to follow in their navigator's footsteps and see the sights along the Algarve's beautiful coastline.Unusual rock formations, natural tunnels and grottoes have been carved into the weathered cliffs which stand as a stark contrast against the blue-green sea. Ponta de Piedade is guarded by a traditional lighthouse and the best way to navigate through the maze of its unique rocks is in a small fishing boat. It's probably the most beautiful natural feature of the Algarve's coastline.There'll be time for dip in the sea during the cruise and lunch – grilled chicken, salad, bread, wine and water – will be served on board before returning to port.
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Many of Portugal's great explorers set sail for the New World from Lagos. In this excursion, you'll be able to follow in their navigator's footsteps and see the sights along the Algarve's beautiful coastline.Unusual rock formations, natural tunnels and grottoes have been carved into the weathered cliffs, which stand as a stark contrast against the blue-green sea. Ponta de Piedade is guarded by a traditional lighthouse, and the best way to navigate through the maze of its unique rocks is in a small fishing boat. It's probably the most beautiful natural feature of the Algarve's coastline. Plus, there'll be a swim stop so you can have a dip in the sea.Back on dry land, there'll be time to explore the nearby town of Lagos for a few hours. Steeped in the history of Portugal's Age of Discovery, it's now a thriving holiday spot, so a trip to the beach might be on the cards, but it still has a charming fishing port and local market centre that you might want to investigate.
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The glamour of the 1920s roar again on this Atlantic cruise. Setting out from Portimão on board your lovingly refurbished wooden sailboat from the Roaring Twenties, you'll spend a tranquil half day taking in the intriguing rock formations and pristine sands of this ever-changing coastline.
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Explore the Ria Formosa Natural reserve from a boat on this 45-minute tour with a local guide. Observe the fauna of the Natural Park and marvel at the walls surrounding Faro.
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Climb on board of an eco-friendly boat, admire the local fauna in their natural habitat and watch the sun set over Ria Formosa.
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