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   Beaches

   Praia da Bordeira ou Carrapateira

   Nearby the village of Carrapateira from where access is gained via a tarmac road, the wonderful Bordeira Beach extends over a broad stretch of sand that becomes one of the largest on the Algarve coast during low tide. A small river reaches the sea (...)

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   Museums and Palaces

   Museu do Mar e da Terra da Carrapateira

   Forming a close-knit community used to working on both land and sea, the people of Carrapateira are deeply involved in the process of defining their own future, placing their hopes in the development of their territorial spaces, responding to the (...)
   
   Telephone: +351 282 970 000
   Fax: +351 282 998 417
   E-mail: museu-carrapateira@cm-aljezur.pt

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   Tourism in the Country

   Herdade da Matinha - Country House

   Herdade da matinha, a family estate covering 110 hectacres, lies 3kms from the village of cercal, on portugal’s unspoilt alentejo coast.The estate lays amongst picturesque hills and valleys where silence is golden, only occasionally interrupted by (...)
   
   Telephone: +351 93 373 92 45
   E-mail: reservas@herdadedamatinha.com
   Website: http://www.herdadedamatinha.com/
   

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   Suggestions

   Algarve: beaches from one end of the coast to the other

   The Algarve coast begins in the Natural Park of Costa Vicentina, an extension of the Alentejo coast. Between Odeceixe and Sagres you hardly seem to be in the Algarve, such are the differences between this area and the eastern and central Algarve. (...)

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   Suggestions

   Rota Vicentina

   Along the west coast, you can set off to discover Rota Vicentina. You will be accompanied by the ocean between jagged cliffs and, at times, you will be presented with seemingly endless fields of wild flowers. There cannot be a better suggestion (...)

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   Portugal by

   Surfing in Portugal: Go with the flow

   Portugal by... Condé Nast TravelerLike a chart full of pins, each point marking a dream spot. This is the map of Portugal for a surfer, finding in its 800 kilometres of coastline (plus the islands) a veritable amusement park full of loops, dizzying (...)

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   Portugal by

   Green Portugal

   Portugal by... Condé Nast TravelerWild, like it was in the beginning. Portuguese nature reserves can congratulate themselves for keeping the essence of the Iberian Peninsula and the volcanic islands of the Atlantic intact. It’s a journey through (...)

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