Forget the high-rise hotels, the crowded beaches, and the bustling nightclubs. At the western edge of the Algarve, the landscape transforms into something altogether wilder, windier, and utterly breathtaking. This is where Europe ends and the Atlantic Ocean begins – a place of dramatic cliffs plunging into churning seas, windswept beaches that stretch for miles without a soul in sight, and laid-back surf towns where life revolves around the waves. Welcome to the Costa Vicenti

Portugal may be a small country – roughly the size of Indiana – but its food culture is vast, diverse, and absolutely spectacular. Each region has its own specialties, its own preparations, its own proud culinary traditions. And the Algarve? Well, the Algarve is a true treasure trove. Blessed with both a long Atlantic coastline and fertile hinterlands, this southernmost region offers an extraordinary range of flavors. From the freshest seafood imaginable – pulled from the oce

Most visitors flock to the Algarve for its golden beaches and dramatic cliffs – and we don't blame them! The coastline here is nothing short of spectacular, with hidden sea caves, towering rock formations, and miles of soft sand waiting to be discovered. But here's a secret the locals have always known: the real magic of the Algarve lies inland. Venture just 30 minutes from the coast, and you'll find yourself in a completely different world. Nestled among rolling hills covere