Tivoli Alvor Algarve Resort

Small circular trail through the small natural gems of the Algarve coast, ideal for a family walk to reach the most beautiful beaches where later you can swim or have fun with your children on the fine sand of the beaches mentioned in the title of this trail. On this trail, there are some small caves (caves) with views over the sea or that some of them even give access to beaches hidden by nature. We recommend that you take a look at the photos of this trail as there are no words to...

Linear trail that runs along Alvor beach, a dream place that offers you two different perspectives on one side the natural landscapes that surround the Alvor river, on the other the ocean beaches. A place to be explored by vacationers looking for the best beach to enjoy their free time and have fun with family or friends, this being a place of choice for water sports such as sailing, water skiing or windsurfing. For those who prefer the river to the sea, you can observe and enjoy the Ria de...

The pedestrian route that you can use for a walk or run by the sea. Start your journey at the Porto de Pesca de Alvor car park, next to the Municipal Swimming Pool. From here, follow the wooden walkway and turn right, crossing the Ria de Alvor. Enjoy this route by the sea where you can take a break to enjoy the panoramic view over the Ria de Alvor and take some pictures to remember later. In tune with nature and in order to protect the natural heritage of the region, avoid walking along...

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...

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...