Villas in Algarve

The super chic resort of Vilamoura is a haven of enjoyment with a fabulous choice of leisure facilities, including four world class golf courses, as well as a perfect sandy beach with top watersports on offer.

With a golden sandy beach stretching for five kilometres and edged with a backdrop of rugged cliffs, the small resort of Gale has become increasingly popular over the past few years.

The popular, family-friendly resort of Carvoeiro boasts a golden sandy beach backed with dramatic cliffs at either end. Take one of the regular boat trips to a quieter nearby cove, or visit Algar National Park.

Perhaps the biggest and best-loved resort in the Algarve. With golden sands, lively nightlife and a wide range of restaurants and bars – Albufeira truly has something for everyone.

Vale de Parra is a smaller resort ideal for those looking for the quieter side of the Algarve but still close to the action; the lively resort of Albufeira is just 6 miles away.

The simple and traditional Portuguese town of Guia is located five kilometres west of Albufeira and is a great base for those wishing to check out more of the area.

The traditional Portuguese village of Boliqueime is situated in the peaceful countryside area of Loule. Here you'll find a lovely 12th century church surrounded by a number of nice cafés serving pastries.

Located west of Albufeira within a 10 minute drive of the lively resort centre, Castelo boasts a picturesque sandy beach and choice of several shops and restaurants.

Estoi is an unspoilt, quaint little hilltop town, nestled in the foothills of the Serra do Caldeirão with narrow, cobbled streets winding through this charming resort to the central town square.

The exceptional Pine Cliffs Resort occupies a truly enviable location, extending some 72 acres across the cliff tops above the soft white sands of Falésia Beach.

Set amid acres of lush forests in the Rio Formosa Natural Park, the exclusive resort of Quinta do Lago has much to offer; including glorious beaches, championship golf courses and other sporting activities.

The laid back resort of Sao Rafael offers an ideal choice for those wanting a relaxing beach holiday, as it boasts a beautiful sandy beach complemented by beachside bar and restaurant.

Famous for its two championship golf courses, The Royal and The Ocean, the exclusive resort of Vale de Lobo has a picturesque setting amongst pine forests which lead to the sea.

Almancil is a bustling town offering a fine selection of shops and restaurants. Close by are Vale do Lobo and Quinta do Lago - exclusive holiday resorts offering glorious beaches and championship golf courses.

Situated in the Western Algarve, Santo Antonio Resort, formerly known as Parque da Floresta Golf and Leisure Resort, is a superb all-round holiday destination, packed with all things fun, sporty and relaxing.

Set in an area of outstanding natural beauty, this striking resort takes full advantage of its elevated position with breathtaking views over lush valleys of almond, olive and carob.

The tiny rural hamlet of Bordeira has a few local shops, small bars and simple country restaurants offering traditional Portuguese cuisine whilst enjoying the picturesque countryside views.

The 16th century walls of the delightful seafaring town of Lagos keep the modern world firmly at bay. Inside, you can explore the antique shops and boutiques that line the maze of cobbled streets.

Set in the unspoilt countryside, in between the Serra do Caldeirão mountains and the Atlantic Ocean, close to the Roman town of Tavira, lies one of the most exclusive and luxurious resorts - Monte Rei Golf & Country Club

Set in a wonderful position close to the Blue Flag beach of Praia da Luz, the lovely resort of Baia da Luz offers a wide range of leisure facilities for adults and children alike.

Quinta do Paraíso’s pristine white Moorish-style buildings are set amongst beautiful mature gardens laden with fig, almond and olive trees and vibrant bougainvillea.

Armacao de Pera is a real mix of modern resort and traditional fishing village. Sample Portuguese specialities in the restaurants in the old town or superb seafood along the promenade overlooking the beach.

The small lively resort of Olhos d'Agua, once a traditional fishing village, is ideal for the whole family as it offers local and traditional restaurants specialising in local seafood.

The Vidamar Resort is a wonderful, private self-contained holiday resort that is located extremely close to the Salgados beach and golf course, as well as being within a ten minute drive of Albufeira.

An impressive and well-presented resort set in a unique cliff top location, overlooking the Atlantic Ocean, Cascade Wellness & Lifestyle Resort is the perfect place for your Algarve break.

The perfect family holiday destination, Monte Santo offers great accommodation and a range of activities, just minutes away from the golden beaches and crystal clear waters of the Algarve coast.

Located in the hills north of Faro, Sao Bras offers a taste of typical Portuguese country living, attracting visitors with its beautiful landscapes and laid-back lifestyle.

Located in a spectacular, elevated position in the eastern Algarve, Castro Marim Golfe enjoys 360 degree views, from waters of the Atlantic to the south and the hills forming the border with Spain to the north.

Clube Atlantico enjoys a quiet location to the east of the former fishing village of Carvoeiro, where you’ll find friendly cafés and bars and a selection of restaurants clustered around the little town beach.

Eden Resort is set in a wonderful location in the heart of the Algarve. Positioned within a 20 minute walk of the beaches at Albufeira with its historic centre and entertaining nightlife.

Jardim da Meia Praia’s elegant, Moorish-style townhouses in soft shades of pink, sand and ochre are set amid beautiful landscaped gardens with exotic palms, cool fountains and lush green lawns.

This fascinating historical town is situated on the banks of the River Arde, dominated by the ruins of an ancient castle still bearing the scars of battle against Greeks, Carthaginians, Romans and Moors.

Ancient Arabic walls weave between the houses in the bustling town of Louie with its Moorish-style covered market place (a market takes place Monday to Saturday, and a fascinating gypsy market is held on Saturdays).

Alvor is a fantastic old fishing village with a pretty long sandy beach great for families. Check out the cobbled narrow streets of the old village or choose between the wonderful fresh fish restaurants.

The pretty market town of Monchique is steeped in history and charm, with narrow cobbled streets winding their way into a beautiful square dotted with pavement cafes and pastelarias.

Rich in history, St Barbara de Nexe is a quiet village built on the site of a Bronze Age hill fort with spectacular views of the surrounding countryside and down to the coast.