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This village is a typical example of a Portuguese rural village, where time seems to have stopped. It is surrounded by a hilly landscape dominated by the Serra do Caldeirão, with vegetation of cork oaks and olive trees. São Barnabé is known for its quiet atmosphere and its traditional houses, which offer a glimpse of the authentic life of the more authentic and less touristy Algarve. Every year, in June, the village celebrates the Festa de São Barnabé, a traditional event that attracts visitors from all over the region. It is an ideal place for those seeking peace, nature and a genuine cultural experience.

A beautiful spot, with a natural pool to cool off in. You just can't stay there overnight. There's a nearby campervan area upstream with restrooms. You can pitch your tent there.

It's true, here in Mú there are some beautiful sections of road. The area should be classified as a “National Cycling Heritage Site”.

A beautiful descent to Loulé through the Cerro da Zorra forest.

Loulé is located in a region known as "barrocal", the area between the ocean and the mountains, a peaceful place off the beaten track. Loulé's weekly market is great for buying fresh fish, locally grown seasonal fruit and vegetables, cheese, bread, honey and meat.

A difficult climb, in Serra do Caldeirão, which leads to a high point with a fantastic view over the Algarve mountains.

The Loulé City Council building is one of the small city’s biggest tourist attractions. Its white facade is a charm in itself.

Very close to Ameixal is Fonte da Seicera. A very well maintained site with a small water mirror, normally called "piescina". There is a beautiful picnic area with barbecue facilities and a bathroom, as well as several walking trails around.