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Campsites in Faro and the Algarve

If you’ve ever visited the south of Portugal, you’ve probably heard of Faro—at least because of its airport. For many travellers, the city is simply a landing point before heading off to other destinations. But you’re about to discover why that’s a missed opportunity. Faro has so much more to offer! Read more
Campsites in Faro and the Algarve
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Faro is an excellent destination for a beach holiday. Picture yourself relaxing on a golden sandy beach, cocktail in hand, enjoying the sunshine. If you're in the mood for something different, you can take a walk in nature or explore the cultural highlights of the historic city center. Staying at a campsite in Faro gives you the flexibility to experience it all.

The Algarve Region

Faro is the capital of the Algarve, the southern part of Portugal that attracts visitors from all over the world year after year. The coastline is home to long, beautiful beaches that are perfect for sun lovers. The sea is warm and crystal clear.

Types of Campsites in Faro

Since Faro hasn't been overwhelmed by mass tourism, campsites here tend to be smaller and more peaceful. This allows you to truly enjoy the surroundings. You can opt for a simple, budget-friendly site, or choose a campsite that offers more comfort. Want a touch of luxury? Try glamping or a safari tent for a unique experience.

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The Rich History of the Algarve

The Algarve boasts a fascinating history. Once, explorers set sail from here to discover new parts of the world. Today, people from across Europe come to discover the treasures of this beautiful region. You’ll also notice strong Moorish influences, especially in the architecture, which gives the coastline an exotic feel.

The Legend of the Almond Blossom

Almond trees are everywhere in the Algarve. According to local legend, they were planted thousands of years ago for a Nordic princess who married a Moorish king. Missing the snow from her homeland, the king planted almond trees with white blossoms so she could feel at home. It’s a romantic story that adds to the charm of the region.

Sights in and Around the City

If you're staying at a campsite in Faro, take the opportunity to explore the city as well:

Ria Formosa

A vast nature reserve that serves as a breeding ground for hundreds of bird species.

Vila Adentro

The old part of the city, a maze of narrow streets surrounded by ancient walls. The Arco da Vila gateway marks the entrance to this historic area.

Cathedral (Sé)

From this historic cathedral, you can enjoy stunning views over the city.

See also: Campsites in Albufeira

Ilha Deserta

Take a boat trip from the harbor in Faro to this uninhabited island. Swim in crystal-clear waters and relax for a few hours on the white sandy beach.

Visit our page now to find a selection of the best hotels in Faro. Try something different and discover this hidden gem of Portugal on your next holiday.

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