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The 16 Municipalities of the Algarve

From the Spanish border to the Atlantic cliffs of Sagres.

Eastern Algarve (Sotavento)

Vila Real de Santo António

Bordering Spain, planned by the Marquis of Pombal with a unique grid layout.

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Castro Marim

Land of salt pans, marshland, and an imposing medieval castle overlooking the river.

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Alcoutim

River paradise bordering the Guadiana with rich history and peaceful nature.

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Tavira

A charming city with Roman bridges, 37 churches and island beaches.

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Olhão

The cubist city and the largest fishing port in the Algarve, gateway to Ria Formosa.

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São Brás de Alportel

The cork center of Portugal with a strong mountain tradition and heritage.

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Faro

The capital of the Algarve, full of history in its old town and natural beauty.

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Central Algarve

Loulé

Famous for its vibrant Arabic-style market and traditional inland crafts.

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Quarteira

Popular holiday destination with an extensive promenade and fresh fish market.

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Albufeira

The heart of entertainment, with stunning beaches and a lively old town.

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Silves

Ancient Moorish capital, dominated by its majestic red sandstone castle.

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Lagoa

Known for its dramatic cliffs, wine production, and the famous Benagil cave.

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Western Algarve (Barlavento)

Portimão

Boasts the famous Praia da Rocha and a rich sardine-fishing history.

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Lagos

City of the Age of Discoveries with iconic rock formations and beaches.

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Monchique

The 'lung' of the Algarve, offering mountain views and thermal spas.

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Aljezur

Natural paradise and surfing hub on the wild Vicentine Coast.

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Vila do Bispo (Sagres)

Home to Cabo de São Vicente, the 'end of the world', and wild Atlantic surf.

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