The island's camping ground has tents (you can't bring your own) set up on the sand among the trees. It's off-limits to camper vans and caravans as there's no vehicle access. Tents sleep up to six people; some have kitchenettes. Bring plenty of insect repellent. Kids pay half price. At the height of summer, there's a four-night minimum stay.
香港六合彩即时开奖's must-see attractions
18.63 MILES
The centrepiece of the Cidade Velha, the s茅 was completed in 1251 but heavily damaged in the 1755 earthquake. What you see now is a variety of Renaissance鈥
Igreja de Nossa Senhora do Carmo & Capela dos Ossos
18.46 MILES
One of the Algarve's most dazzling churches, this twin-towered baroque masterpiece was completed in 1719 under Jo茫o V. After the 1755 earthquake, its鈥
Igreja de S茫o Louren莽o de Matos
21.5 MILES
This baroque masterpiece was built on the site of a ruined chapel after locals, while digging a well, implored Saint Lawrence for help and then struck鈥
14.86 MILES
Encased in azulejos, this beautifully maintained museum occupies a former cork magnate鈥檚 mansion, which retains its original kitchen. It displays an ever鈥
0.18 MILES
This huge white-sand beach at the island's eastern end, opposite Tavira, has operators for water sports (such as windsurfing and kitesurfing), beach bars鈥
9.11 MILES
Hour-long tours at this gold medal鈥搘inning olive oil producer take you around part of the 20-hectare estate showing you the five different varieties of鈥
13.72 MILES
On these fascinating behind-the-scenes cork factory tours, you'll learn about the tree's life cycle, harvesting and the manufacturing process, from drying鈥
29.76 MILES
One of the Algarve's most impressive beaches is this 6km-long strip of sand backed by stunning cliffs in several shades of ochre. Starting 8.5km east of鈥
Nearby The Algarve attractions
0.18 MILES
This huge white-sand beach at the island's eastern end, opposite Tavira, has operators for water sports (such as windsurfing and kitesurfing), beach bars鈥
2. Arraial Ferreira Neto Museum
0.55 MILES
Quaint displays at this tiny tuna-fishing museum include a diorama of the complex tuna-netting system, mannequins in period dress, model boats and black鈥
0.63 MILES
You can walk 2km east along the river, past the fascinating, snowlike salt pans to Quatro 脕guas. The salt pans produce tip-top table salt and attract鈥
4. Biblioteca Municipal 脕lvaro de Campos
1.59 MILES
Architecture buffs should pay a visit to Tavira鈥檚 municipal library, which was originally the town prison. Architect Jo茫o Lu铆s Carrilho da Gra莽a鈥
1.83 MILES
For centuries this town square on the riverfront served as a promenade and a marketplace, where slaves were traded along with fish and fruit. Today a鈥
1.83 MILES
Built in 1520 when Dom Manuel I made Tavira a city, this stone archway is one of the few surviving sections of the former city walls.
1.83 MILES
Built around the remains of an Islamic-era structure, this small 21st-century museum exhibits impressive Islamic pieces discovered in various excavations鈥
1.85 MILES
Built between 1541 and 1551, this church is the Algarve's most important Renaissance monument, with a magnificent carved, arched doorway. Inside, the鈥