Portugal’s Algarve is a wonderful bit of European geography at the southwestern corner of the Continent, at the longitude of ...

The Fisherman's Trail is a 12-day coastal walk through Portugal’s wild Alentejo and Algarve regions, offering everything ...

Load your car with water, snacks, your bathing suit, a towel, a wind jacket, a first aid kit, a phone charger, and some more ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Joanne Shurvell writes about travel, food, culture and fashion. For the tenth time, the Algarve, in southern Portugal, has been ...

Set just off the trail are the remains of Roman salting tanks, dating back to the second century AD. These stone vats were once part of an industrial network that stretched across the Roman Empire.

Landing at Faro Airport at dusk. The welcoming glow of the Western Algarve is now more accessible, with a new direct route from Newark Liberty International. It’s exactly 60 years ago this summer that ...

With its sunny weather, cliffside beaches, and laid-back vibes, the Algarve Coast has this way of making you want to slow down for a while… Or maybe even stay forever (a girl can dream, right?).

Portugal’s beach-filled southern coastline has long been considered the country’s summer playground. And while the west side has enjoyed the lion’s share of the tourist trade since the 1970s, the east ...

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The Algarve's nightlife is fantastic, with bars and clubs staying open well into the early hours – and the promise of a pink sunrise on the beach at the end of the night. With incredible views, great ...