IMPORTANT POINTS
Welcome to the Algarve and to your Villa. We hope that you have an enjoyable stay. We ask you to spend a few minutes to carefully read this house information book, which contains useful information.
Here is a summary of the most important points:
SECURITY: Do not leave money, passports or valuables in purses or handbags lying around the villa. If the villa has a safe, we recommend that you use it, but please read the page on security in the book.
MOSQUITOES AND ANTS: are both a very common nuisance. Please read the paragraphs in the book and take the necessary precautions.
SUN UMBRELLAS: Please put them down after use, as the wind can suddenly become strong, especially in the evening – if they become damaged we have to ask you to replace them. The sun umbrellas are only for villa use and NOT for the beach. Please do NOT put sun bed mattresses in the pool. Please do NOT take indoor furniture to the outside.
TOILETS: Please ensure that only toilet paper is put down the toilet.
TOWELS: Please do NOT use bathroom towels for the pool or beach.
SHUTTERS: If the villa has the plastic roller type which is operated by pulling a cord or strap, please treat them gently in raising and lowering. Thank You.
MAID SERVICE: Your maid will change your towels at mid week for 1 week stays and bed linen and towels also at the end of your first week for fortnight stays. The Maid does not do your washing up or dispose of your rubbish.
RUBBISH: Please take it to the rubbish bin daily, otherwise it may attract ants.
DEPARTURE DAY: Please vacate the villa by 10.00 am and ensure that you return all the keys.
Thank you and we wish you a very happy holiday.
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SWIMMING POOL: If you feel your swimming pool is not functioning correctly or is in need of attention, please do not touch the pump mechanism, but inform our Office immediately. The pool is cleaned weekly during the summer months. In extreme hot weather an extra cleaning may be needed, please contact us immediately if the pool starts to go milky or murky. Leaves are an occupational hazard, especially in windy or exposed conditions. These will be cleared during the cleaning visits.
PLEASE BE CAREFUL with CHILDREN and ESPECIALLY TODDLERS. NEVER DIVE INTO THE POOL. Terraces and interior tiled floors can get very SLIPPERY. Please never sit on indoor furniture in wet swimsuits as chlorine and suntan lotions WILL CAUSE CONSIDERABLE DAMAGE. Indoor furniture must remain inside the house and not be taken outside.
WASHING: Please supply your own detergents for personal laundry.
TERRACE FURNITURE: Should it rain or be windy during your stay, please always put any sun umbrellas and terrace cushions inside. DO NOT put any cushions or chairs in the pool as this ruins them and we would have to charge you for replacements. Please put the umbrellas down at the end of the day, because often a strong breeze can come up in the evening and damage them and if this is the case we will have to charge you for replacements.
RUBBISH REMOVAL: Most of the rubbish should be taken to the RECYCLE bins. There are 3 different Recycle Bins in Portugal, always placed together: Green for glass (vidro); Blue for paper and card (papel e cartão) and Yellow for packages (embalagens). The remaining garbage should be taken to the RUBBISH Bins. These are made of galvanized iron or plastic, they are large containers complete with lid and have C.M.A on the front side, on some of the smaller roads there are black plastic bins, also with C.M.A or LIXO on the front of them.
BREAKAGES & DAMAGES A CHARGE WILL BE MADE FOR ALL BREAKAGES AND DAMAGE AT REPLACEMENT COST. Also please note that if children wet a bed that you will be charged for a replacement mattress. Please ask us if you require plastic mattress protection covers if your child has a bed wetting problem. It would be appreciated if you could let us know immediately if you break or damage anything in your villa, so we can arrange repair or a replacement without undue delay. Thank You.
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ELECTRICITY 220 volts / 50hz Power sockets are 2 pin continental. In the event of a power cut it is always worth checking that the trip switch has not been “tripped” and simply needs switching on again. This is to be found in the meter box usually situated near to the front door and will be either a switch or a coloured button (to be pressed in). If the main fuse trips out again, then turn off all the individual circuits, switch on the main fuse and reconnect the other circuits slowly and one at a time, you should then find the one circuit with the problem, leave this one switched off and inform the office. The fuse box is marked with a lightning bolt symbol.
GAS If your property has gas, the supply is generally not centrally piped but comes from individual gas bottles. We take this opportunity to apologise should the gas run out, please contact us immediately if this happens at any inconvenient time. Some villas have a key so that you can change the bottle yourself. Our representative will let you know where it is and how to change the bottle.
GAS OVENS To light oven and grills turn knob ON and push in. HOLD in while lighting with a match at the lower area of the oven, or upper area of the grill and release after 10 seconds. The burner will then stay alight.
WATER We recommend that you use bottled water for drinking and ice making. Economic use of the water during the high season is advised when due to the great influx of tourists, there can be low pressure or occasionally a real shortage of water. In case of emergency check the stopcock which is located next to the meter. Water heater: if the water heater goes out, this may be because the gas cylinder is getting low and needs to be changed.
PLUMBING Due to the type of plumbing used in the Algarve, it would be appreciated if guests would ensure that ONLY TOILET PAPER or NONE is put DOWN THE TOILET. Please put babies disposable nappies, lady towels etc. in the bin provided.
SHUTTERS If the villa has roller blinds, these lift and drop using the tape to one side of the window, please treat these very gently when raising or lowering the shutter itself. Extra force when raising will bang the shutter against the top stop and will probably break it. We will have to charge you for any breakages.
ANTS & MOSQUITOES A word of caution: ants can be and often are, quite a problem, so we recommend that all sweet items, such as jam, sugar, etc, be kept in the refrigerator. It is also
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safer to wash or to leave dirty dishes in water, in the sink. PLEASE TAKE YOUR RUBBISH AWAY EVERYDAY.
Watch out especially on the first night and around young children. Plug in repellents are very effective and available in any supermarket. It’s advisable to close shutters by sunset, as this is when mosquitos become most active and enter the house.
SECURITY
WARNING ISSUED BY THE CONSULAR SECTION OF THE BRITISH EMBASSY
Visitors to Portugal should be aware that especially tourists are a major target for thieves. Tourists will require the assistance of the Embassy following the theft of documents, belongings, travellers cheques and cash, which are seldom recovered.
A little common sense will prevent you from becoming one more distressed victim so please:
a) If you leave your car unattended – ensure that it contains no valuables. b) When on the beach, ensure that one member of your party attends to belongings at all times. c) Do not leave handbags, etc., unattended in bars, discos and any other establishments. d) Ensure that travellers cheques and counterfoils are kept separately.
If you do have belongings stolen you should immediately report the theft to the police station, closest to the place of the theft. The form is also in English and you must take your passports along. The police will issue you a copy of their report, which is called “Certidão“. Ensure that the report contains full details of every item stolen.
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The police report is essential to:
a) Be granted any assistance by the embassy b) Obtain a replacement passport c) The immigration authorities to allow you to leave Portugal d) The replacement of travellers cheques e) Any insurance claim
SECURITY
OUR ADVICE ON SECURITY
Statistically Portugal is by far the safest country in Europe, however that does not mean that we do not have any problems with burglaries and thefts from cars. If you leave the villa, leave some lights on (if you are going out for the evening) and switch the radio or television on.
Please ensure ALL shutters, doors and windows are properly LOCKED when leaving the property and before retiring to bed.
Be advised, if you happen to lose the property keys, you will be charged for their replacement. If the property has a safe, we advise that you use it. Whilst improved security is to be hoped for from use of the safe, burglars have been known to open safes or even remove them altogether from the building. Accordingly we cannot accept liability where the safe is working properly but you nonetheless suffer theft.
We advise that when you go out that you carry money and valuables on your person.
Please note that virtually all of this type of crime is committed just after you leave for dinner and very occasionally when everybody is sitting by the poolside and a door or window has been left open.
Please ensure that all shutters are CLOSED and windows LOCKED.
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DEPARTURE PROCEDURE
YOU ARE REQUIRED TO VACATE THE VILLA BY 10AM
To enable the maid to prepare the villa for the next clients, please note that if you are unreasonably late in leaving the villa we may have to charge you to cover additional maid assistance, as the maids have other properties to clean and different schedules for the various flights often leave the maid with very little time to carry out her extra work properly.
EMERGENCY INFORMATION
IMPORTANT INFORMATION ON EMERGENCIES:
To call an AMBULANCE – Dial 112
MEDICAL ASSISTANCE Please note that the English speaking Doctors found here are in private practice and you have to pay them. As a guide, an average consultation at the surgery is approx. 60 – 75 Euros, depending on the time of day or night – on weekday or weekend. Ensure that you obtain a receipt for your insurance company BUT REMEMBER THAT THERE IS NORMALLY AN EXCESS CLAUSE ON YOUR POLICY.
THE INTERNATIONAL HEALTH CENTER - Address: Oura Village Clinic, Av. Infante D Henrique Nº 7, Areias de S João, 8200 – 261 Albufeira. 24 Hour Emergency Service - Tel: (+351) 289 588 923 (will divert to a mobile out of hours)
DR. JAN VAN DIJK Address: Quinta da Correeira, lote 27, Montechoro, Albufeira Tel: (+351) 289 542 061 - 24 Hour Emergency Service: (+351) 969 072 006
There is also a Centro de Saúde (Health Centre) in Albufeira.
For major injuries, the nearest main Hospital is at Faro. YOU MUST TAKE YOUR PASSPORT, to qualify for free attention.
Although, there is a private Hospital, HOSPITAL DOS LUSÍADAS Address: Rua da Correeira, Albufeira – Tel. (+351) 217 704 040
CHEMIST (FARMÁCIA) Normally open 9h00 to 19h00. There are a few chemists in Albufeira and they operate a rotating system for night opening, which is displayed in their windows.
DRIVING REGULATIONS Drive on the right-hand side of the road ! Speed limits in built up areas are 50 km and outside areas 90 km, on motorways 120 km. The wearing of seat belts is mandatory and children under 12 years are not allowed to sit in the front. Page 6 of 28
Failure to do so results in a fine.
IT IS ILLEGAL TO DRINK AND DRIVE IN PORTUGAL, please take care! If you are breathalised and found to be over the legal limit (which is much lower than the UK), not only could you find yourself in prison but your insurance will not be valid. You are required by law to carry driving permits, the car rental contract and passports at all times when driving. On the spot fines can be expensive. NEVER leave personal items in parked cars, including the boot.
USEFUL INFORMATION
USEFUL OFFICES AND TOURIST INFORMATION
TOURIST OFFICES
ALBUFEIRA Posto de Turismo de Albufeira - Situated in the centre of town, near the post office and tunnel to the beach. Tel: (+351) 289 585 279 Posto Municipal de Turismo de Santa Eulália - Situated after the Bullring roundabout (Globe) in the direction to Olhos D'Água, nex to American Dinner II. (+351) 289 515 973 Posto Municipal de Turismo de Albufeira - Situated in the entrance of town, in front of the gas station Repsol. Tel: (+351) 289 599 502
FARO Situated by the sea front and the ancient city gateway. Address: Rua da Misericórdia, 8 - 11 8000-269 Faro Tel: (+351) 289 803 604
AIR TRAVEL Faro Airport: General Information - Tel: (+351) 289 800 800 Faro Airport: Lost Property - Tel: (+351) 289 800 688
TAXIS ALBUFEIRA Tel: (+351) 289 583 230 | (+351) 289 583 232 Mobile: (+351) 914 460 048 | (+351) 963 931 111 Private Interzone Transport – (subject to availability) Mobile: (+351) 924 222 793
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CONSULATES
• British Consulate: Portimão Tel:(+351) 282 490 750. The Consulate is open to the public Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 09:30 to 14:00.
• German Consulate: Lagos Tel: (+351) 289 799 668.The Consulate is open to the public from Monday to Friday from 10:00 to 13:00.
• French Consulate: Tavira Tel: (+351) 281 380 662. The Consulate is open to the public from Monday to Friday from 09:00 to 12:00.
PROCEDURE FOR LOST OR STOLEN PASSPORTS
PLEASE NOTE: ✔ You are unable to leave the Country without a passport ✔ Go to Police station and obtain a Police Report ( Certidão ) ✔ Take the “Certidão“ with 3 x Passport photos together with any other ID you may have, with your flight details and Euros to the Consul.
British Embassy: Lisbon Tel: (+351) 213 924 000
German Embassy: Lisbon Tel: (+351) 218 810 210
French Embassy: Lisbon Tel: (+351) 213 939 100
Dutch Embassy: Lisbon Tel: (+351) 213 914 900
Canada Embassy: Lisbon Tel: (+351) 213 164 600
TELEPHONES – The Land Code of Portugal is (00351) / (+351)
To call U.K. dial 0044, Germany 0049, Netherlands 0031, then the STD code dropping the zero prefix.
The cheap rate times are 21h00 - 9h00. Sundays and bank holidays all day. All main mobile phone networks have an outlet at Algarve Shopping on the EN125 at Guia.
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Banks Open 08:30 am until 3:00 pm Monday to Friday with no lunch hour. There are many Banks around Albufeira. The ATM's/Bankomat in Portugal carry the sign MULTIBANCO. Please note that you may only withdraw €200 at a time with a maximum total of €400 per day.
USEFUL INFORMATION
MARKET CALENDAR
MONDAY: PORTIMÃO - 1st Monday of each month ALGOZ - 2nd Monday of each month SILVES - 3rd Monday of each month ALJEZUR - 3rd Monday of each month
TUESDAY: ALBUFEIRA - 1st & 3rd Tuesday of each month ALVOR - 2nd Tuesday of each month
WEDNESDAY: QUARTEIRA - Every Wednesday
THURSDAY: OLHÃO - 1st Thursday of each month ALTE - 3rd Thursday of each month
FRIDAY: MONCHIQUE - 2nd Friday of each month GUIA - 3rd Friday of each month
SATURDAY: LOULÉ - Every Saturday S. B. DE ALPORTEL - Every Saturday LAGOS - 1st Saturday of each month
SUNDAY: ESTOI - 2nd Sunday of each month LAGOA - 2nd Sunday of each month (Except July & August)
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Nightlife:
There is a wide variety of nightlife particularly in the summer. Nightlife tends to start later than in England, you will not find much action before 12 am. To fill the time between eating and dancing we recommend you try out the local bars as they tend to be busy a bit earlier than the night clubs.
Most famous Discos in Albufeira-Oura are "Club Vida" "Le Club" and "Kiss Disco".
On “Strip Street“ (Oura) in New Albufeira you can find several Bars, Pubs, Cafés, Restaurants and some souvenir shops.
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Nightlife
There are also many bars/pubs on the Strip which we can recommend:
Club Vida La Bamba
Renos Bar Blue Star Cocktail Bar
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Places to visit in Albufeira
Albufeira marina
An array of bars, restaurants, shops, terraces and a lovely boardwalk overlooking the piers with the yachts and fishing boats.
Old Town in Albufeira
Typical Portuguese Town with many handicraft shops, art galleries, restaurants, Pubs, beaches (Tunnel beach, Pescadores beach and Peneco beach) and the mirador "Pau da Bandeira" where you can view and photograph the amazing old town and the sea front.
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Salgados
An outstanding junction between the sea and nature. There is a lovely boardwalk all along the beach and passing though the Salgados lagoon that has a lot of bird species for the birdwatching lovers.
Paderne Castle
The Castle of Paderne is an ancient fortification located in the parish of Paderne. It was constructed in the later 12th century by Berbers, in an area around 7.5 kilometres (4.7 mi) inland. The castle is situated on a bend of the Quarteira River. It is believed to be one of the original castles that occupy the shield of the Portuguese national flag.
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Shoppings and supermarkets
Algarve Shopping
Big complex with an open-air structure. An excellent cinema complex with films in English (subtitles in Portuguese). All the latest films, often before they are screened in the UK. Algarve shopping holds an XL supermarket “Continente“ to cater for all your daily needs and surrounding it are an array of shops from a variety of fashion labels, shoes, jewellery, restaurants and so much more.
Albufeira Shopping
Also an option for shops such as jewellery, shoes and clothes. The Continente supermarket can be found in both "Algarve Shopping" and "Albufeira Shopping", and will cater for everything you need.
Pingo Doce supermarket
Pingo Doce Supermarket in Albufeira is on the opposite side of the road from Albufeira Shopping and also has an excellent selection of all the groceries you may need to prepare your meals with very fair prices.
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Apolónia supermarket
Apolónia has an excellent selection of goods, including excellent fresh fish (which is very expensive compared to the markets!). It is not the cheapest but definitely the best in town. It also has many imported brands.
Aldi supermarket
Aldi again has most things you will need whilst here, including Snacks, fresh bread, drinks, milk, cookies, frozen foods, household products and much more!
Lidl supermarket
Lidl is just on the opposite side of the road to Aldi. Known for shopping with low prices and award-winning products.
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Restaurants Churrasqueira Beirã
Be delighted with this huge offer of traditional and Portuguese cuisine. Appetizing dishes in a unique setting - this is the concept of the Churrasqueira Beirã restaurant.
Big Shangai
Located in the city center this chinese restaurant offers an amazing selection of delicious dishes with fair prices.
Pizzaria Ricardo’s
Located in Albufeira old town this Italian restaurant offers delicious pizzas and pastas for all tastes.
La Bodega Steakhouse
Located in Santa Eulália (La Bodega I) and also in the strip (La Bodega II) this steakhouse restaurant “all you can eat“ has the best steaks in town.
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Home-delivery For an alternative to going out to a restaurant you can have a delicious meal in the comfort of your villa. Those are the apps that are running in Albufeira and the surrounding areas:
These apps are installed free of charge and have partnerships with many restaurants in town. Search for the type of food, price, and location. Get your food delivered to your door.
Restaurants with home delivery (without any app needed):
Tapas , pizzas, burguers and snacks Grilled chicken, pizzas and Pizzas portuguese dishes
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A guide to portuguese cuisine
Here are a few favourite dishes but there are many others equally good.
Chicken Piri Piri – grilled chicken eaten and served everywhere, usually very cheap and accompanied by large portions of chips and salad. The chilli sauce gives a great tang to the dish especially if you get a homemade variety. Cabbage Soup (Caldo verde) – a potato based soup with lots of shredded cabbage and other greens. Cataplana – meat and seafood dish cooked together in a copper pan. Seafood Rice (Arroz de Marisco)– seafood dish cooked with rice and lots of garlic, a little like the Spanish paella. Great for seafood lovers. Feijoada – Stew made with chourizo, red beans and anything else the cook has at hand. Rodizio (Meat buffet)– brazilian way of serving meats very popular in Portugal. Many different varieties of meat carved from a spit at the table with interesting condiments typically as much as you can eat. Clams - local clams cooked with wine, coriander and garlic are a great treat. Sardines – the portuguese national fish, wonderful when fresh in season (August and September) and very cheap. Served everywhere all year round. Prawns – garlic prawns of many different sizes are also popular. Squid / Cuttlefish – lulas, lulinhas, chocos, name varies according to size and type. Done in many different ways. Delicious when cooked in the oven, fried or as calamar. Dried/Salted Cod (Bacalhau) – a very traditional dish that has many varieties, cod is dried and reconstituted. There are over 300 different ways to cook this dish and it can be fantastic, give it a try. Fish Stew (Caldeirada de peixe) – several varieties of fish cooked with potatoes and lots of herbs. Varies in quality but is very tasty.
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Tourist Hotspots
Silves Castle
The castle was built between the 8th and 13th centuries, it is one of the best preserved Moorish fortifications in Portugal and the most important one resulting in its classification as a National Monument in 1910.
Silves Medieval Fair The biggest Medieval Fair from the Algarve is held in “Silves”. The Fair is during the summer in August.
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Monchique It is a typical Portuguese village, located in the Algarve mountains, where you can visit the "Caldas de Monchique" with thermal waters and "Fóia" the highest point of the Algarve, where you can admire the magnificent scenery of the mountains and sea.
Sagres
If you have the time, you can visit the most south westerly tip of Europe and once believed to be a meeting place of the gods, as it stood teetering on the edge of the known world. This was the last glimpse of Europe seen by the explorers of the New world, as they sailed forth on their adventures. Even on a calm day, the sight of the enormous waves crashing against the weathered cliffs never fails to command respect.
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Carvoeiro
Carvoeiro is a very attractive holiday destination known for its paradisiacal beaches located between the cliffs. With an amazing walkway that gives you the opportunity to explore all along the coast and see the breathtaking views over the cliffs.
Ilha do farol
Ilha do farol is one of the most famous islands in the Algarve. You can get a boat from Faro or Olhão to reach the island. It has restaurants, a supermarket, and many water sports to enable you to spend all day full of fun!
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BOAT TRIPS
One of the highlights from the Algarve!
One of the best things to do whilst here on holiday is one of the private boat tours exploring the Algarve from the water.
Travel up the river to the historic town of Silves with its castle on top of the hill
Explore the stunning nature reserve of Alvor
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Venture within the caves of the Algarves stunning coastline
Reef fishing is one of the highlights in the Algarve
Please speak to a member of the local team for details and reservations. Tours are between 2 hours and 6 hours. Transport and lunch are optional.
Don’t miss the opportunity to do one of these amazing tours!
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Activities & Thematic Parks For more information or to buy tickets for any activities below please contact our Experiences & Tours department.
Motorsports The Algarve Motorsports Park, Autodromo do Algarve, opened in 2010, and is one of the largest Karting circuits in Europe. Located in Portimão, this is now also the site of an AIA driving school and track for the World Superbike championships, MotoGP and Formula 1 racing.
Krazy world
This contains Mini golf, a Reptile Park, pool, tree climbing, petting farm and many fun activities for all ages.
ZOOMARINE
Located on the EN125 and close to Albufeira, the park is educational with amazing dolphin shows and other aquatic creatures. On site are restaurants, shops and amusements as well as swimming pools and slides. Of interest is the oceanographic display explaining the links between the Algarve and the sea.
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AQUALAND
Family Water Park in Alcantarilha, near to Albufeira. Especially designed for parents with young children.
SLIDE & SPLASH Currently occupying an area of 7 hectares this water park, near Lagoa, is considered one of the biggest and best in the country.
AQUASHOW Water park near Quarteira. The park itself offers a roller coaster, water slides, wave pools and so much more.
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GOLF
Salgados Golf
The Salgados Golf Course is located near Albufeira, within a protected, Natural Wildlife Reserve. This setting provides golfers with a unique experience, since the course gives shelter, water and food to a number of migrating and resident bird species, some of them facing world extinction. The Salgados and Galé beaches are within walking distance and the sea view from the course adds extreme beauty to this scenic golfing experience.
For beginners, the yellow tees provide an enjoyable game. For a more challenging game, the white tees are the best option for golfers with a single number handicap.
Balaia Golf Village
Designed for both professionals and amateurs, the golf academy of the Balaia Golf Village Hotel has specific programmes for all levels and an official golf teacher, as well as a Driving Range, Putting and Chipping Greens area. The Balaia Golf Village is one of the referenced golf resorts in the Algarve, as apart from offering a complete and modern golf club with 9 holes, it has one of the best golf academies in Southern Portugal. It is ideal for all who want to improve their swing, either amateurs or experienced golfers.
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GOLF COURSES
Victoria Course Vilamoura – Opened in October 2004 and extremely challenging for the experienced golfers. Tel: +(351) 289 320 100
Millenium Course Vilamoura – 18 holes. Tel: +(351) 289 310 188
Vila Sol - Demanding 18 hole course with plenty of variety. Host to the portuguese open for several years. Tel: +(351) 289 320 370
Pine Cliffs – Pretty 9 hole course with fantastic sea views. Adjacent to Sheraton Hotel Complex. Tel: +(351) 289 500 113
Salgados – An 18 hole flat course next to the sea at Guia. Can be breezy. Water everywhere so bring plenty of balls. Tel: +(351) 289 583 030
Carvoeiro Golf – Gramacho- newly arranged 18 hole course set amidst olive groves and many ancient trees. Tel: +(351) 282 340 900
Castro Marim – Hilly course near the Spanish border. Quite interesting and good deals available. Buggy is almost essential. Tel: +(351) 281 510 330
Benamor – A pleasant, not too difficult course in lovely rural setting. Tel: +(351) 281 320 880
Quinta da Ria – (near Tavira) Located just past Benamor. Tel: +(351) 281 950 580
Quinta de Cima – Challenging long championship course well bunkered. Suitable for the more experienced golfers. Rated No 1 in Portugal by Michelin Golf Guide. Speak to a Golf Agent: Tel: +(351) 281 950 580
Monte Rei – For the experienced golfer! A difficult and challeging Jack Nicklaus signature course which will test even the lowest handicapper! Pay accordingly but well worth it for a golfing treat. Tel: (+351) 281 950 960
Boavista (near Lagos) – Another challenging and well bunkered course suitable for experienced golfers. Tel: +(351) 282 000 111
Golf do Morgado near Monchique - Course set in rolling parkland near Monchique. Tel: +(351) 282 402 150
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HAVE A WONDERFUL HOLIDAY
THE ALGARVE - PORTUGAL
Updated information on Januray 30th, 2021
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