When spending your holidays in Carvoeiro, Calisto & Destino Carvoeiro Rentals are near several activities to do and places to visit, a region of unique beauty the Algarve.
Calisto & Destino Carvoeiro Rentals are centrally located,
less than 100 metres from Carvoeiro Beach, 18 Kilometers from Portimão Arena and Formula One motor racing circuit, just 45 minutes from Faro international airport. Some of Europe’s most beautiful beaches are within easy reach, as well as various golf courses.
Lying snugly between some of the finest examples of this coastline’s beautiful limestone cliffs and bathed by crystalline turquoise waters, it is no wonder that Carvoeiro has become one of the most sought after destinations in the Algarve.
Charmingly picturesque, this fishing village is a profusion of whitewashed houses that cascade down the sides of its cliffs and converge in a central square situated just behind the beach. The many bars and restaurants on the square make it a lovely spot in which to sit down and enjoy a drink whilst continuing to enjoy views of the beach.
Carvoeiro beach has preserved its attraction and natural beauty whilst offering all the modern facilities of a cosmopolitan resort. Sheltered by cliffs on either side and shelving gently into the sea, the long sandy beach has become a great favourite with families. Colourful boats adorn one end of the beach, the local fishermen using them for fishing or for taking visitors on scenic trips around this impressive coastline. The golden limestone cliffs that make up the coastline around Carvoeiro and its neighbouring beaches really are a gem.
The most famous and dazzling example in the Algarve is Algar Seco, situated some 550 metres (0.3 miles) east of Carvoeiro, where visitors can admire a network of rock pools, caves, arches and holes that have been naturally carved out of the rocks.
Carvoeiro’s nightlife livens up considerably during the summer months when the bars and pubs stay
open well into the night. There are many restaurants to choose from, offering international or typical Portuguese cuisine. As this is an important wine producing region, why not stop and taste a local fish speciality, accompanied by a smooth and fragrant Lagoa red?
The most spectacular view in Carvoeiro can be seen just 750m east from the main town square. This wonderful rock formation presents many photograph opportunities, with plenty to see for birdwatchers.
There is a natural tunnel through the wall, which gives a fantastic view of the cliffs and the sea. Take a picnic or eat at the restaurant on site for a pleasant meal as the sun sets.
Straight to the point, the fishing village is small. However, what the village may lack in quantity it certainly makes up for with quality, as this destination is stunning to look at and fascinating to explore. It’s far from the extremely quiet and empty fishing port it used to be but it has managed to retain a great deal of its traditional charm. 
Since its increase in popularity with tourists, it hasn’t grown much larger than its one village street. You won’t exactly be able to shop until you drop here but you can have a good rummage for a bargain, and authentic, Carvoerio souvenir. Make sure you walk past some of the more modern buildings until you find the original residential area. The houses here look like they’re from another era and the narrow winding streets are great to maze around.
Lying snugly between some of the finest examples of this coastline’s beautiful limestone cliffs and bathed by crystalline turquoise waters, it is no wonder that Carvoeiro has become one of the most sought after destinations in the Algarve. Charmingly picturesque, this fishing village is a profusion of whitewashed houses that cascade down the sides of its cliffs and converge in a central square situated just behind the beach. The many bars and restaurants on the square make it a lovely spot in which to sit down and enjoy a drink whilst continuing to enjoy views of the beach. Studio Calisto and Apartment Destino are located near the cliffs offers splendid views of the ocean. Calisto & Destino Apartments are situated in a prime location on the cliff top overlooking the attractive Praia do Carvoeiro. At Calisto & Destino Apartments guests can enjoy a peaceful retreat with stunning views and easy access to all of Carvoeiro’s amenities.
Carvoeiro is a favourite golfing destination and there are a number of courses to choose from in the surroundings. The nearest are the two 18-hole Gramacho and Vale da Pinta courses and the 9-hole Vale de Milho course.
Carvoeiro beach has preserved its attraction and natural beauty whilst offering all the modern facilities of a cosmopolitan resort. Sheltered by cliffs on either side and shelving gently into the sea, the long sandy beach has become a great favourite with families. Colourful boats adorn one end of the beach, the local fishermen using them for fishing or for taking visitors on scenic trips around this impressive coastline.
The golden limestone cliffs that make up the coastline around Carvoeiro and its neighbouring beaches really are a gem. Eroded by wind, rain and seawater, they form an intricate landscape of natural grottoes, arches, crevices and outcrops that are a beauty to explore. The most famous and dazzling example in the Algarve is Algar Seco, situated some 550 metres (0.3 miles) east of Carvoeiro, where visitors can admire a network of rock pools, caves, arches and holes that have been naturally carved out of the rocks. Carvoeiro’s nightlife livens up considerably during the summer months when the bars and pubs stay open well into the night. There are many restaurants to choose from, offering international or typical Portuguese cuisine. As this is an important wine producing region, why not stop and taste a local fish speciality, accompanied by a smooth and fragrant Lagoa red?
Overlooking the thunderous Atlantic at Europe’s southwestern most tip, the Algarve is Portugal for most holidaymakers. With the promise of 300 days of sun each year, and mile upon mile of beaches, the Algarve is a seasoned people-pleaser. In summer it attracts budget-breakers to its packed bays and upbeat resorts like Carvoeiro, Lagos and Portmao. But even in winter the weather can be warm enough to swim, sunbathe, play golf and eat outdoors.
What really surprises first-timers, though, is the rest: the green, mountainous interior laced with hiking trails; the remote bays and hissing surf of the wild west coast; the cultural riches of Faro’s medieval Old Town and Silves’ Moorish castle. Culture and coast, action and relaxation, bacon butties and Michelin-starred brasseries – the Algarve really has got it all.
The pretty, family-friendly resort of Carvoeiro has a beautiful golden beach sheltered by stunning cliffs. When the beach gets a little crowded in peak season, boat trips can take you to quieter coves along the coast or to see the amazing caves and rock formations at Algar Seco Natural Park. This bustling town has plenty of shops and restaurants to keep you entertained after the beach. Two excellent golf courses can also be found at the nearby Carvoeiro Club.
Carvoeiro
If you are interested in traveling to an exotic destination that’s rich in local culture, you do not require looking any further than Carvoeiro, within the Algarve region of Portugal. The town merely offers the right blend of beaches and culture. For an extended summer time holiday in the sun, property in Carvoeiro is ideal because the weather is sunny and warm almost each day.
Shores
The blue waters of the region are crystal clear, and you will have many golden sand beaches and coves accessible for the enjoyment. Whether you would like a crowded beach or an isolated cove, Carvoeiro can meet your needs. Marinha Beach, Cavalho Beach, Albandeira Beach, Benagil Seaside and Paraiso Beach are just of few of Carvoeiro’s stunning beaches. Some region beaches have clothing-optional locations in the event you appreciate becoming in the nude. On these beaches, you’ll have the ability to kick back and obtain a tan that covers your entire body.
What you are able to do in Carvoeiro
You are able to ask one of the nearby residents to take you fishing in the ocean, or you are able to kick back and relax around the beach. The town’s marketplace is a fantastic place to go shopping if you really feel like looking about. Golfers will value likely to the local golf course, and tennis buffs will appreciate the tennis center in Carver. Boat trips along the coastline are another chance, together with a go to to one of the area’s grottoes.The Algar Seco, for example, is an unbelievable place to go exploring – powerful waves have carved out fascinating water chimneys and grottoes in the rock. If nightlife excites you, Carvoeiro has a number of restaurants and bars that may satisfy your craving. Appreciate the stunning ocean throughout the day and go out for dinner and dancing at night!
Good Friday
Easter in the Algarve is a time of colour and sunshine. The Algarve is buzzing with flower festivals and family get together. The long weekend coupled with the welcome spring warmth attracts many Portuguese from the cities further north and visitors from other countries to enjoy the Algarve’s Beaches, Restaurants and Bars over the mini-holiday. Good Friday is a Public Holiday and shops and businesses are closed, many of the Portuguese restaurants will be closed in the evening.
Easter in Algarve is a colourful and happy time. With festivals and family get-togethers the Algarve buzzes with warmth and tradition. Special cakes, known as “Folar” are eaten – surprising for the hard boiled egg still in its shell hidden inside the cake! The famous Flower Torch Festival is held in São Bras do Alportel, when the main street of the town is strewn with flowers and a procession of townsfolk carrying troches made of colourful flowers makes its way to the church.
“Bursting with character, this dazzling whitewashed fishing village is the place to head for heaps of Portuguese atmosphere.”
Charismatic yet peaceful, small yet full of life – Carvoeiro is one of those resorts that just has it all. Oozing authentic Portuguese charm, this place can’t help but spellbind those who visit, and has people coming back time and time again. And once you’ve set foot here you’ll see why. Cut into half moon cliffs, the coastline is dramatically woven with intricate caves and golden beaches, and with mainly low rise apartments and villas the breathtaking landscape has been pretty much left how mother nature intended. 
Typical old-town narrow streets are scattered with alluring little shops and twist down to a pretty village square, where you can sample the endless wine lists – after all, you are in the wine-producing region of Lagos. The square overlooks the shimmering shores, which gently slope out to the transparent sea, more often than not crammed full of colourful fishing boats. It’s fringed with bustling cafes and restaurants and is a prime spot to eat al fresco and drink in the views. And what a picture the coastline is. The dramatic ochre cliffs shelter numerous mystical grottoes and lead to a number of outstanding pristine beaches. Within walking distance is Algar Seco, with its theatrical rock formations and Carvalho cove, where half the fun is navigating your way through a labyrinth of tunnels. Add to all this animated bars, restaurants serving inviting international and local dishes and excellent activities such as golf and horse riding – and you can’t go wrong in this relaxed holiday haven.
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