Nautical

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Nautical

Make the most of the sea in the Algarve. Activities and water sports, from surfing to canoeing, are some of the region’s leisure attractions.

If your idea of leisure includes water sports, such as surfing or canoeing, or other water-based activities, the Algarve is right up your street.

Nautical Stations

The strong connection between the Algarve and the sea, with its a 200km of coastline, makes the region an excellent destination for those who ...

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Cruises in the Algarve

Boasting an enviable geographical location, the Algarve is an important point of passage for Mediterranean cruise itineraries. And it is the Port ...

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Sailing

Sailing along the Algarve coast is a gratifying, delightful and relaxing experience. With friends or family, competing in a top-class ...

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Diving

The Algarve benefits from outstanding conditions for diving, especially in autumn and spring, when the waters are at their calmest and most ...

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Boat Trips along the ...

From the barlavento to the sotavento, from Sagres Point to the Guadiana, the Algarve coast is a never-ending succession of bays, caves, steep ...

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Boat trips through the ...

Protected from the sea by five barrier islands – Barreta or Deserta, Culatra, Armona, Tavira and Cabanas – and by the Ancão ...

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Marinas and Pleasure ...

Sea enthusiasts are demanding when it comes to spending a few hours on dry land. Nautical tourism means that rest and entertainment are as finely ...

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Activities connected to ...

From the adrenaline rushes of kitesurfing to the peacefulness of sailing through sheltered bays on board a yacht, the Algarve has 200 kilometres ...

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Surfing

The Algarve forms the south-westerly corner of the Iberian Peninsula. Here, you have two coasts to choose from for surfing or bodyboarding: the ...

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Algarve nautical brochure

The Algarve’s borders are defined by water. The Seixe, Odelouca and Vascão streams determine the region’s northern boundaries; to the east, the River Guadiana delimits the border with Spain; to the west, the luminous southern sun sets amid mists of the wild and cold ocean; to the south, the Atlantic waters soften and become warm, cradled by the proximity of the Mediterranean, sheltered from the northern winds and swells.

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