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9. Portimão Municipal Aerodrome is an integral part of the Portuguese Secondary Network of Civil Aerodromes. The physical conditions of the infrastructure are those necessary for air operations according to visual flight rules, and night flights are not permitted (it operates between sunrise and sunset). This municipal facility, with the capacity to serve light aircraft and helicopter traffic, particularly private and business aviation, air transport, and diverse aerial work such as: aerial advertising, panoramic observation flights, aerial photography and filming, verification and cleaning of high-voltage lines, search and rescue; medical transport and emergency medical services and support in situations of serious accidents, catastrophes or public calamities; allows the practice of various activities. Opening hours: Reception: Every day: Monday to Sunday: 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM (Source: cm-portimao.pt)

Beautiful views and a quiet road with little traffic

Spectacular landscapes

The windmills no longer turn in Vila do Bispo, once the breadbasket of the Algarve, but the charm remains. The white houses descend gently down the hill crowned by the church tower, and the narrow streets hold the soul of the old Algarve: whitewashed facades, colorful frames, stone doors, and shadows that alleviate the heat. Today, this welcoming village is a meeting point for major trails (the Fisherman's Trail, the Historical Way, and the Via Algarviana) and for travelers who find here rest, good food, and open-hearted people.

Praia da Salema is a picturesque beach in the fishing village of Salema, on the southwest coast of the Algarve. The beach is quiet, with fine sand and clear water, nestled between cliffs with fossils and even visible dinosaur tracks. It's ideal for families and those who want to avoid the crowds, with several restaurants and amenities nearby.

The Roman Bridge of Silves (Portuguese: Ponte Romana) is a historic pedestrian bridge over the Arade River in Silves, Algarve, Portugal. Although its name suggests it dates back to Roman times, the current structure likely dates from the 14th or 15th century. The bridge is 76 meters long and 5 meters wide, with five elegant arches and triangular buttresses.

Marina de Lagos, also known as the Port of Lagos, is a modern and vibrant marina located in the heart of historic Lagos, on the Algarve coast of Portugal. More than just a marina, the Port of Lagos is a bustling hub where modern amenities, sailing tourism and historic charm come together. Whether you’re mooring by boat, booking a tour or enjoying the lively promenade, you’ll experience maritime freedom and culture combined in one Algarve icon.

A nice little place through which the Fisherman's Path leads.