Boutique Hotel | Wellbeing | Bed&Breakfast | Guesthouse | Adults Only | Guia | Albufeira | Algarve | Portugal
Owner & Manager
Hotelier for more than 15 years in some of the most reputed hotels in the region, he aims to bring this experience into his own project. Certified in Holistic Nutrition by the Traditional Medicine Institute. Passionate about wellness, cancer prevention, fitness, weightloss, hospitality and Luxury lifestyle. Born in Paris and raised in France, he met Luisa in the Algarve during summer holidays, married her, and lives in Guia since then. Father of 2 sons, Tomas, Medicine Student and Guilherme, High School Student.
Shift Manager
Tsagana is passionate about nutrition, healthy food and traditional medicine, she cooks with love and care. In service very delicate and loves to provide comfort to people. Tsagana is a positive, energetic person with bright smile.
Shift Manager
Passionate about Horse Riding and Scuba Diving. Humble, sympathetic and hard working. She worked in reception, reservations and sales at Real Hotels Group.
Owner
Luisa is kind and caring, always smiling, she will do everything to please. she loves books and bibliotherapy, art and handycraft. Many things that you can see at the property have been made by her, like the macramé.
Trainee
Nice, happy and playfull young boy. He will help you with everything.
Health Coach
Teresa will review your health lifestyle components. She will look for potential issues and will then make recommendations, adapt meal plans if needed and fitness activities accordingly.
Cosmic Yoga Instructor
When you enter the world of Yoga, you understand that it is not a question of style or method that matters, but the freedom of speech of your own intuition. It means you can choose a master, a method, but deep inside you feel you need more to understand the Universe that resides inside yourself, so it means the REAL Master is YOU. So a Universe of experiences and techniques are required for a better understanding of yourself. When I attended to yoga teacher course, reading all books, making all practices, going to all events, as a very hard working student, very disciplined and very perfectionist, I understood the flaws in a humanized system. We are talking about finding yourself, then knowing yourself, as a beautiful human been connected by the Universe and being part of it. Why do I need to follow so much rules? I had to use unique and designed words in my classes, have a specific behavior, clothing, being limited to some techniques and practices defined by the system... I felt like a programmed tool by the system. Yoga is to be part of the Universe, be part of Nature, understand your true Humanity integrated in the Universe, so the “have to” words made no sense in yoga philosophy for me. So what I have to offer is more than Yoga. All is valid, from all kind of breathing techniques, hundreds of body positions, meditation techniques, power of self cure, power of hands and belief in yourself, energy cleaning, emotion cleaning...It means I give one thousand classes and ALL will be unique experiences to make you FEEL ONE day, in ONE position or technique, in this particular SECOND, your special moment of truth. I was designed by the Universe to transform you into a better and more advanced version of yourself, and you deserve that, and I wish it to all my students, because each of you is the most important person in the World.
Antigravity Yoga Instructor
Filipa Neves is an Aeroyoga instructor certified by the International AeroYoga Association, Rafael Martinez method. Since a very young age, she devoted herself to investigating issues related to existence, with Yoga triggering the knowledge of a greater awareness and the need to share how to experience life in a fun and healthy way.
Vinyasa Flow Yoga Instructor & Life Coach
Igor is a traveling Yoga teacher based in Algarve, Portugal. Born and raised in Albufeira, quite early left his hometown to explore the wonders of our world. In one of many transformative stops he made along the way, he ended up starting a new life style and a fresh perspective to see our human experience. The Universe led him to Rishikesh, The World Capital of Yoga, in India, where he deepened and expanded his physical, spiritual and emotional knowledge for Yoga. While back at the Western world, he started sharing his passion and practice in daily classes, workshops, retreats, festivals and coaching yoga teacher training and he developed a modern and playful way of teaching, combining the understanding of body alignment and anatomy with the joy of fluid movement and being present. Guided by Nature and Elements, Igor wants to stimulate body/mind connections to his students. His classes embody creative flows, anatomical cues, explicit access to compact areas of our bodies. Challenge, sweat, constant observation and cultivation of inner peace and gratitude is what to expect.
Hatha Yoga and meditation Instructor
Iolanda Monteiro, Hatha Yoga Instructor, seeks Yoga practice for healthy Lifestyle, Self awareness and body respect. Yoga brought her calm and the inner peace she could not find in other practices. At some point in her life, it was very clear that the way forward was to share the knowledge that helped her so much. Namaste
Fusion Pilates / Yoga Instructor
Hatha Yoga Instructor
Massagist
Alamos Retreat is a small boutique hotel for adults with very specific services. Our mission is to make you happy and healthy during your holidays.
Learn MoreOur breakfast is a mini buffet served at the table, where you can choose healthy, sweet or savory options. Always low in sugar, with gluten-free and lactose-free options.
Learn MoreOur yoga and meditation classes are complimentary for guests booking directly with us on Bed & Breakfast board but can be purchased by other guests.
Learn MoreWe have selected a list of restaurants and beach bars based on our guests feedback.
Learn MoreAlamos Retreat is taken Sanitary security seriously. We have implemented measures to keep our guests, staff and partners safe. Check Measures below.
Learn More Choose the Sweet Dreams Yoga or Heavenly Yoga options when booking to include daily Yoga Classes.
Vinyasa Flow with Igor
Vinyasa is a style of yoga characterized by stringing postures together so that you move from one to another, seamlessly, using breath. Commonly referred to as “flow” yoga, it is sometimes confused with “power yoga“.
Vinyasa classes offer a variety of postures and no two classes are ever alike. The opposite would be “fixed forms” such as Bikram Yoga, which features the same 26 postures in every class, or Ashtanga which has the same sequence every time.
The variable nature of Vinyasa Yoga helps to develop a more balanced body as well as prevent repetitive motion injuries that can happen if you are always doing the same thing every day.
As a philosophy, Vinyasa recognizes the temporary nature of things. We enter into a posture, are there for a while and then leave.
While Vinyasa, or Vinyasa-Krama, dates back to the Vedic age—the earliest period of yoga thousands of years ago—it referred to a series, or sequence of steps, to make something sacred.
The movement practice of Vinyasa is said to begin with T Krishnamacharya who has had the largest influence on how yoga, in general, is practiced today.
Put all this together and Vinyasa, is a breath initiated practice, that connects every action of our life with the intention of moving towards what is sacred, or most important to us.
While Vinyasa Yoga is one of the most popular forms of the practice in the world today, it is not well understood.
Vinyasa Yoga Definition
As with many things in yoga, the definition is dependent on the context and on who you ask. Below are the more common definitions.
“The Sanskrit word Vinyasa comes from a prefix vi, which means variation, and a suffix, nyasa, which means ‘within prescribed parameters.’” Srivatsa Ramaswami, student of Krishnamacharya for more than thirty years.
He goes on to refer to classical yoga, from the Yoga Sutras of Patanjali, for the specific parameters:
Steadiness (Sthira)
Comfort (Sukha)
Smooth and Long Breathing (Prayatna Sithila)
The term Vinyasa is derived from nyasa, meaning “to place,” and vi, meaning “in a special way.” This indicates that we are not “throwing our bodies around” but are bringing consciousness to each movement in each moment.
Shiva Rea adds, “Vinyasa in its original meaning from the early Tantras is understood as the ‘sequence of consciousness,’ or how life unfolds from…the creative pulse of life.”
Vinyasa can be defined as our external movements that are an expression of how we think and feel.
Synonyms: Continuous. Seamless. Integrated. Change. Rhythm. Evolve. Cycle. Connected. Movement.
Characteristics of Vinyasa Flow Yoga
Vinyasa Yoga connects one posture to the next using the breath. This can be thought of as linking or flowing into postures which is sometimes why it’s called “Flow Yoga”. The opposite of this would be an alignment based class where students engage with a posture, explore it for a period of time and then “break the posture” by coming out.
“Transitions” are what connect one posture to another in Vinyasa. They are the in-between part. What is not always appreciated is that transitions are considered postures themselves. To move in a more graceful, connected way, allot just as much time developing skill in the transitions as you do in the asana.
Vinyasa is synonymous with movement. Moving in and out of postures is the obvious movement but even in stillness Vinyasa is represented by the beat of your heart and inhale/exhale of your breath.
Move with breath. Breath initiates the movement of Vinyasa which is why you’ll hear it referred to as a “breath-synchronized” practice.
Ujjayi Breath is the breathing technique used. It is done by inhaling and exhaling in a rhythmic manner through the nose. The overall sensation is one of relaxation.
Vinyasa practice generates heat and can add a cardiovascular component not always present in other forms of postural practice.
Fusion Yoga / Pilates with Tine
Choose the Sweet Dreams Yoga or Heavenly Yoga options when booking to include daily Yoga Classes.
Choose the Sweet Dreams Yoga or Heavenly Yoga options when booking to include daily Yoga Classes.
The objective of Vidia Yoga is to lead the practitioner to the illumination of consciousness (samádi), through puja (reverence and transmission of energy), asanas (psycho-physical positions), pranaiamas (respiratory techniques), yoganidra (neuro-psychic relaxation and astral projection), samiama (concentration and meditation for the awakening of Spiritual Consciousness), mantras (educational sounds), crias (purification of the organism) and many other techniques that make up the Philosophy Vidiaiogarixi, which provides self-knowledge and personal transformation.
Paid activity: 10€ per person
The objective of Vidia Yoga is to lead the practitioner to the illumination of consciousness (samádi), through puja (reverence and transmission of energy), asanas (psycho-physical positions), pranaiamas (respiratory techniques), yoganidra (neuro-psychic relaxation and astral projection), samiama (concentration and meditation for the awakening of Spiritual Consciousness), mantras (educational sounds), crias (purification of the organism) and many other techniques that make up the Philosophy Vidiaiogarixi, which provides self-knowledge and personal transformation.
Vinyasa Flow with Igor
Choose the Sweet Dreams Yoga or Heavenly Yoga options when booking to include daily Yoga Classes.
Vinyasa is a style of yoga characterized by stringing postures together so that you move from one to another, seamlessly, using breath. Commonly referred to as “flow” yoga, it is sometimes confused with “power yoga“.
Vinyasa classes offer a variety of postures and no two classes are ever alike. The opposite would be “fixed forms” such as Bikram Yoga, which features the same 26 postures in every class, or Ashtanga which has the same sequence every time.
The variable nature of Vinyasa Yoga helps to develop a more balanced body as well as prevent repetitive motion injuries that can happen if you are always doing the same thing every day.
As a philosophy, Vinyasa recognizes the temporary nature of things. We enter into a posture, are there for a while and then leave.
While Vinyasa, or Vinyasa-Krama, dates back to the Vedic age—the earliest period of yoga thousands of years ago—it referred to a series, or sequence of steps, to make something sacred.
The movement practice of Vinyasa is said to begin with T Krishnamacharya who has had the largest influence on how yoga, in general, is practiced today.
Put all this together and Vinyasa, is a breath initiated practice, that connects every action of our life with the intention of moving towards what is sacred, or most important to us.
While Vinyasa Yoga is one of the most popular forms of the practice in the world today, it is not well understood.
Vinyasa Yoga Definition
As with many things in yoga, the definition is dependent on the context and on who you ask. Below are the more common definitions.
“The Sanskrit word Vinyasa comes from a prefix vi, which means variation, and a suffix, nyasa, which means ‘within prescribed parameters.’” Srivatsa Ramaswami, student of Krishnamacharya for more than thirty years.
He goes on to refer to classical yoga, from the Yoga Sutras of Patanjali, for the specific parameters:
Steadiness (Sthira)
Comfort (Sukha)
Smooth and Long Breathing (Prayatna Sithila)
The term Vinyasa is derived from nyasa, meaning “to place,” and vi, meaning “in a special way.” This indicates that we are not “throwing our bodies around” but are bringing consciousness to each movement in each moment.
Shiva Rea adds, “Vinyasa in its original meaning from the early Tantras is understood as the ‘sequence of consciousness,’ or how life unfolds from…the creative pulse of life.”
Vinyasa can be defined as our external movements that are an expression of how we think and feel.
Synonyms: Continuous. Seamless. Integrated. Change. Rhythm. Evolve. Cycle. Connected. Movement.
Characteristics of Vinyasa Flow Yoga
Vinyasa Yoga connects one posture to the next using the breath. This can be thought of as linking or flowing into postures which is sometimes why it’s called “Flow Yoga”. The opposite of this would be an alignment based class where students engage with a posture, explore it for a period of time and then “break the posture” by coming out.
“Transitions” are what connect one posture to another in Vinyasa. They are the in-between part. What is not always appreciated is that transitions are considered postures themselves. To move in a more graceful, connected way, allot just as much time developing skill in the transitions as you do in the asana.
Vinyasa is synonymous with movement. Moving in and out of postures is the obvious movement but even in stillness Vinyasa is represented by the beat of your heart and inhale/exhale of your breath.
Move with breath. Breath initiates the movement of Vinyasa which is why you’ll hear it referred to as a “breath-synchronized” practice.
Ujjayi Breath is the breathing technique used. It is done by inhaling and exhaling in a rhythmic manner through the nose. The overall sensation is one of relaxation.
Vinyasa practice generates heat and can add a cardiovascular component not always present in other forms of postural practice.
Meditation with Iolanda
Choose the Sweet Dreams Yoga or Heavenly Yoga options when booking to include daily Yoga Classes.
Antigravity Yoga with Raquel
Paid activity: 10€ per person
Anti gravity Yoga with Filipa
Choose the Sweet Dreams Yoga or Heavenly Yoga options when booking to include daily Yoga Classes.
About Antigravity Aerial Yoga
A combination of traditional yoga poses and pilates with the use of a hammock, aerial yoga defies gravity and allows you to perform various yoga poses that may be difficult to do on the ground, but easier in mid-air. It’s fun and acrobatic.
Here are the Top 10 from Health Fitness Revolution and author of the book ReSYNC Your Life Samir Becic:
Total body workout: Due to the nature of aerial yoga movements, almost all the body parts are forced to move and stretch. Muscles are toned and redefined, and joints are regenerated and strengthened due to these movements.
Psychologically beneficial: Just like almost any other workout, aerial yoga helps rebuild your emotional system because it clears the mind and relieves stress due to its meditative state. It also helps you combat stress throughout the day and increases your creativity, which leads you to develop your own artistic skills.
Improves flexibility: Aerial yoga helps you to move more freely, with less effort, by counteracting gravity. Suspension in the air releases tension on the bones and muscles, increasing flexibility and deepening your practice. Suspended yoga strengthens core muscles and increases spinal and shoulder flexibility.
Heals back problems: It gives you the chance to hang freely, allowing your spine to lengthen. With less strain on your back while doing the exercises, it eases tension in the spinal cord and hip joint, helping you feel better.
Increases strength: Aerial yoga improves strength and flexibility, which carries over into other daily activities. The core workout is a beneficial cross-training, as it helps runners increase stamina and be able recover faster.
Puts you in a great mood: Another key benefit of doing aerial yoga is that it gets your adrenaline going while going against gravity. It also releases “happy” hormones like serotonin, endorphins, oxytocin, dopamine, which boost your mood and help you feel more energetic.
Improves balance: While going against gravity can be exciting, aerial yoga also helps with balance and stability in daily activities. Balance is a key component in daily activities, and aerial yoga helps maintain a good balance both inside and out.
Aids digestion: The different types of stretches and movements help improve the digestive system, thus helping in healing various digestion-related issues, including constipation and indigestion.
Old age and heart disease: Aerial yoga improves the circulation of blood, thus combating aging and its symptoms. Aerial yoga also helps detoxify the circulatory and lymphatic systems, which lowers the onset of various cardiovascular issues.
Improves memory: Aerial yoga fortifies your neural connections, thereby, rendering better memory power. In a way, practicing aerial yoga can make you smarter!
Vinyasa Flow with Igor
Choose the Sweet Dreams Yoga or Heavenly Yoga options when booking to include daily Yoga Classes.
Vinyasa is a style of yoga characterized by stringing postures together so that you move from one to another, seamlessly, using breath. Commonly referred to as “flow” yoga, it is sometimes confused with “power yoga“.
Vinyasa classes offer a variety of postures and no two classes are ever alike. The opposite would be “fixed forms” such as Bikram Yoga, which features the same 26 postures in every class, or Ashtanga which has the same sequence every time.
The variable nature of Vinyasa Yoga helps to develop a more balanced body as well as prevent repetitive motion injuries that can happen if you are always doing the same thing every day.
As a philosophy, Vinyasa recognizes the temporary nature of things. We enter into a posture, are there for a while and then leave.
While Vinyasa, or Vinyasa-Krama, dates back to the Vedic age—the earliest period of yoga thousands of years ago—it referred to a series, or sequence of steps, to make something sacred.
The movement practice of Vinyasa is said to begin with T Krishnamacharya who has had the largest influence on how yoga, in general, is practiced today.
Put all this together and Vinyasa, is a breath initiated practice, that connects every action of our life with the intention of moving towards what is sacred, or most important to us.
While Vinyasa Yoga is one of the most popular forms of the practice in the world today, it is not well understood.
Vinyasa Yoga Definition
As with many things in yoga, the definition is dependent on the context and on who you ask. Below are the more common definitions.
“The Sanskrit word Vinyasa comes from a prefix vi, which means variation, and a suffix, nyasa, which means ‘within prescribed parameters.’” Srivatsa Ramaswami, student of Krishnamacharya for more than thirty years.
He goes on to refer to classical yoga, from the Yoga Sutras of Patanjali, for the specific parameters:
Steadiness (Sthira)
Comfort (Sukha)
Smooth and Long Breathing (Prayatna Sithila)
The term Vinyasa is derived from nyasa, meaning “to place,” and vi, meaning “in a special way.” This indicates that we are not “throwing our bodies around” but are bringing consciousness to each movement in each moment.
Shiva Rea adds, “Vinyasa in its original meaning from the early Tantras is understood as the ‘sequence of consciousness,’ or how life unfolds from…the creative pulse of life.”
Vinyasa can be defined as our external movements that are an expression of how we think and feel.
Synonyms: Continuous. Seamless. Integrated. Change. Rhythm. Evolve. Cycle. Connected. Movement.
Characteristics of Vinyasa Flow Yoga
Vinyasa Yoga connects one posture to the next using the breath. This can be thought of as linking or flowing into postures which is sometimes why it’s called “Flow Yoga”. The opposite of this would be an alignment based class where students engage with a posture, explore it for a period of time and then “break the posture” by coming out.
“Transitions” are what connect one posture to another in Vinyasa. They are the in-between part. What is not always appreciated is that transitions are considered postures themselves. To move in a more graceful, connected way, allot just as much time developing skill in the transitions as you do in the asana.
Vinyasa is synonymous with movement. Moving in and out of postures is the obvious movement but even in stillness Vinyasa is represented by the beat of your heart and inhale/exhale of your breath.
Move with breath. Breath initiates the movement of Vinyasa which is why you’ll hear it referred to as a “breath-synchronized” practice.
Ujjayi Breath is the breathing technique used. It is done by inhaling and exhaling in a rhythmic manner through the nose. The overall sensation is one of relaxation.
Vinyasa practice generates heat and can add a cardiovascular component not always present in other forms of postural practice.
Master Class: Stress Management with Elisabete Sousa 🌱content: meditations: breathing, transcendental, kundalini, methabavana; pranayama: ujjayi, nadishodana; pnl: anchoring technique 🌱 Short lesson recorded with topics that I send at the end to review whenever they want - theory and practice 🌱 support manual for organization and monitoring only 🌱 PowerPoint 🌱 Final final breath practice 🌱 Personalizado personalized online follow-up for a week on the topic 🌱 literary suggestions on the topic given at the end 🌱 Final debate Objectives: Increase the level of relaxation in normal and stressful situations. Beginning of a life path in personal development.
Read MoreWe sent the first experiential workshop with the theme of Unconditional Love, merging psychology and Yoga. Participating in our workshops leads us to emotional states of tranquility and a withdrawal from us, with nature. Without aesthetic judgments, these dynamics deepen the values that characterized our self, favoring intercommunication, facilitating a better expression of feelings and emotions. Nature provided space for relaxation, revisiting our interior, synchronizing our health, physical, mental, emotional and spiritual! A hug in union, Carla & Igor
Read More2nd Edition YOGA & BRUNCH Start the weekend with wellness, joy and relaxation. Hatha Vidya in partership with Alamos Retreat create a relaxing an joyful morning of yoga and great food in the beautiful place in Guia | Albufeira .
Read MoreHatha Yoga Class with Raquel Reis at Alamos Retreat Guia Albufeira Algarve. Get to the next Yoga level with Raquel Reis. Hatha Yoga Practice in Guia Albufeira Algarve. Hatha Yoga lesson in Albufeira Algarve.
Read MoreAbout Antigravity Aerial Yoga A combination of traditional yoga poses and pilates with the use of a hammock, aerial yoga defies gravity and allows you to perform various yoga poses that may be difficult to do on the ground, but easier in mid-air. It’s fun and acrobatic. Here are the Top benefits: Total body workout, Psychologically beneficial, Improves flexibility, Heals back problems, Increases strength, Puts you in a great mood, Improves balance, Aids digestion, Old age and heart disease, Improves memory.
Read MoreAerobicaMente with Filipa Neves (intensati inspired) Imagine a workout that isn't a mindless chore but a life-affirming, body-transforming joy. Feeling great about yourself and living a life you love every day. Experiencing inner peace - and achieving thinner peace at the same time!
Read MoreHatha Yoga Class with Raquel Reis at Alamos Retreat Guia Albufeira Algarve. Get to the next Yoga level with Raquel Reis. Hatha Yoga Practice in Guia Albufeira Algarve. Hatha Yoga lesson in Albufeira Algarve.
Read MoreAbout Antigravity Aerial Yoga A combination of traditional yoga poses and pilates with the use of a hammock, aerial yoga defies gravity and allows you to perform various yoga poses that may be difficult to do on the ground, but easier in mid-air. It’s fun and acrobatic. Here are the Top benefits: Total body workout, Psychologically beneficial, Improves flexibility, Heals back problems, Increases strength, Puts you in a great mood, Improves balance, Aids digestion, Old age and heart disease, Improves memory.
Read MoreAerobicaMente with Filipa Neves (intensati inspired) Imagine a workout that isn't a mindless chore but a life-affirming, body-transforming joy. Feeling great about yourself and living a life you love every day. Experiencing inner peace - and achieving thinner peace at the same time!
Read MoreHatha Yoga Class with Raquel Reis at Alamos Retreat Guia Albufeira Algarve. Get to the next Yoga level with Raquel Reis. Hatha Yoga Practice in Guia Albufeira Algarve. Hatha Yoga lesson in Albufeira Algarve.
Read MoreAbout Antigravity Aerial Yoga A combination of traditional yoga poses and pilates with the use of a hammock, aerial yoga defies gravity and allows you to perform various yoga poses that may be difficult to do on the ground, but easier in mid-air. It’s fun and acrobatic. Here are the Top benefits: Total body workout, Psychologically beneficial, Improves flexibility, Heals back problems, Increases strength, Puts you in a great mood, Improves balance, Aids digestion, Old age and heart disease, Improves memory.
Read MoreAerobicaMente with Filipa Neves (intensati inspired) Imagine a workout that isn't a mindless chore but a life-affirming, body-transforming joy. Feeling great about yourself and living a life you love every day. Experiencing inner peace - and achieving thinner peace at the same time!
Read MoreSmall hotels are probably one of the safest place to spend your holidays this time of pandemic. At Alamos retreat, we are preparing ourselves to minimize physical contacts in order to protect our guests, maintaining social distancing all the time. We have just installed keycode locks on the room doors and our staff is using gloves and masks. We are opening May 1st, be our guest! In this Video from Portugal Tourism Board about the present worldwide situation.
Read MoreThe Smuggling Festival is more than a Festival, it is the union and fusion of the tribute to an activity that throughout history was important for the people of the border, with the arts and the culture. The frontier landscape that defied the fearless in the passage of goods, is now the scene of several cultural projects that transport to the interior of the population and its visitors, dreams and ambitions, bringing to the borderland, a cultural offer that defies all the existing conditions. The region of Alcoutim and Sanlúcar de Guadiana was one of the favorable scenarios for the smuggling activity, it is usually said "since there are borders, there is smuggling" and Alcoutim and Sanlúcar de Guadiana are right on the border line of southern Portugal, having the Guadiana river to separate them. This activity, which always gave rise to some secrecy and shame in those who practiced it, today is a source of heroism for the people of the frontier. Our "heroes" were struggling for a better life, for having an extra form of livelihood, beyond what little they took from the land or what they earned in badly paid professions, always controlled by the masters of the regime ... To risk their lives by carrying the bags of products bought in the great fairs to the “almocreves”, walking dozens of kilometers during the night, having to sleep under the ceiling of the starry sky, to pass the cold waters of the great river of the south, hiding of the vigils of the stations the frontier line and the rifles that controlled it. The dreams of families, strangled by the castrating regime ... Touch the drums, dance, sing, release the clowns, jugglers, let the people listen to stories and stories they have never heard, freedom has arrived and we all have a right to it and our dreams and smile. Every land has its heroes, ours is no different, we are proud to tell your stories and make them the history of our land.
Read More‘Albufeira Carpe Nox’ is a multi-sensorial show that includes concerts by Amor Electro and The Black Mamba, fireworks on the sea, synchronized plane aerobatics.
Read MoreWorkshop Óleos essenciais. Venha conhecer os benefícios para a sua saúde. Workshop gratuito Lugares limitados.
Read MoreAnti gravity open class every saturday and Sunday at 10 AM Reservation required, limited availability. Price 10€
Read MoreAnti gravity open class every saturday and Sunday at 10 AM Reservation required, limited availability. Price 10€
Read MoreDetox Workshop Inscription required - limited availability Price 30€
Read MoreFull moon meditation inscription required - limited availability Price 5€
Read MoreF1 will make its first ever visit to the Portimao circuit in 2020 for the Formula 1 Heineken Portuguese Grand Prix on October 23-25. Here’s everything you need to know about the circuit ahead of its maiden appearance on the F1 calendar.
Read MoreCarpe Nox - A multisensorial show in Albufeira (Pescadores beach).
Read MoreAlgarve Shopping is on the EN 125, in Guia. The open air mall with Algarvian architecture, has two floors where we can find a supermarket and more than one hundred stores.
Read MoreLocated slightly east of the center of the south coast, the city of Faro with its historic center, stunning islands at a half-hour boat ride and the Ria Formosa nature reserve boasts a unique landscape and offers the most extensive cultural program of the region.
Read MoreSalgados Golf Course is a par 72 course located by the sea shore in Guia, Albufeira, Algarve . Salgados Golf couse is set on a beautiful nature reserve, filled with migratory bird species, among them, the stunning pink flamingo, so whilst playing you'll also have the chance to admire some of these wonderful birds.
Read MoreThe Ria Formosa Natural Park is one of the most amazing places of the Algarve, not only for its variety of landscapes but also because of its unique location. Recently elected as one of the 7 Natural Wonders of Portugal, this is one of three protected areas not to be missed during your holidays in the Algarve. This is a unique coastal lagoon which is constantly changing due to the continuous movement of winds, currents and tides.
Read MoreThe dark red of mighty castle walls that loom over the city and the surrounding countryside; the interplay of stone and light in the architecture of a Gothic church; reminders of the Moorish presence in the city’s history; streets of white houses that reflect the sun and the blue sky: herein lies the appeal of Silves, where the past merges with the present to make every visit an enduring memory.
Read MoreBeing one of the most famous sea caves in the world, it’s no surprise that the Benagil Sea Cave draws in thousands of visitors every year.
Read MorePaderne Castle, one of the last conquests of the Muslim occupation and built in the second half of the 12th century, is one of the best examples of military mud construction south of the Tagus and the Iberian Peninsula, and is the testimony of 900 years of permanence in the landscape.
Read MoreAlamos Retreat: o novo hotel do Algarve é dedicado à saúde e ao bem-estar
Read MoreEste boutique hotel no Algarve tem aulas de yoga – e nós mostramos-lhe as fotos
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