Apartamentos Belo Horizonte

Linear trail that crosses the most beautiful beaches from the city of Portimão to the first beaches of the tourist and fishing village of Alvor. A wonderful route ideal for vacationers looking for the best beach to spend a good time with their family or for those who enjoy exploratory adventures with the curiosity to discover the most beautiful places on the Algarve coast. Recommended route for outdoor activities such as trekking or geocaching.

Route on a circular route that runs along a section of the rocky coast in the municipality of Portimão. This route allows hikers to walk along the top of the cliff made up of Mioconic limestone rocks (23 to 5 million years old), which were already quite degraded by sea, rain and runoff, as well as by the action of wind and plants, these acquired a reddish hue due to limestone oxidation. The rocks sculpted by erosion are home to numerous species of birds, in particular rooks and ancestor...

Trail along one of the areas that are home to some of the most touristy and visited beaches on the Algarve coast, including the famous Praia da Rocha. This route can be used for a walk or run along the extensive sandy beaches until Foz do Rio Arade where you will go up and make the return path along the Ecopista. Despite the natural beauty of the beaches where you can take several breaks to cool off or even enjoy the beauty of this place, we also highlight the Santa Catarina Fort, a piece of...

Trail for cycling along the banks of the Foz and Estuary of the River Arade. The Arade River is a river in Portugal located in the Algarve region, which rises in the Serra do Caldeirão and passes through Silves, Portimão and Lagoa, flowing into the Atlantic Ocean, at Praia da Rocha in Portimão. This trail passes along the banks of the river Arade, where you can observe the salt pans, marshes, mud banks, several watercourses where several birds inhabit that make this environment their...

The walk follows along the coast, starting at Praia do Molhe, near the mouth of the river Arade, and ending at Praia do Paraíso. As we head eastwards from Ponta do Altar, we can appreciate a sequence of headlands alternating with small beaches hidden in recesses. Ponta do Altar extends 260 meters into the sea, marking the eastern end of the mouth of the Arade. These cliffs were carved out of limestone from the Miocene period, easily shaped by fresh and salt water, creating what is known as a...