A chance to sample some of the regions produces in a bustling gypsy market atmosphere. Bargains such as hand painted pottery, shoes and cotton goods are on display and it`s a great opportunity to barter with the locals!

Saturday is also market day in the town of Loulé. Here you will mix with the locals as they gather to see what the basket makers, coppersmiths and farmers bring from the surrounding country villages. A great opportunity to get your souvenirs.

Choose your own itinerary from the abundance of unspoilt villages along the coastline towards the Spanish border. Faro - the capital of the Algarve with its historic centre and modern shopping mall. Olhão – a Moorish town with a famous fish market. Tavira – a picturesque town dominated by churches, roman bridges and gardens. Estoi – a traditional village centred on the church and the palace ruins. Vila Real St.Antonio – the border town lying on the Guadiana River with Spain just across the water. Can’t make your mind up? Then let us choose for you.

Again the choice is yours, this time heading to the “end of the world” as it was thought many centuries ago the old Moorish capital with an imposing castle set on the hillside. Scene of many battles and overlooking the once busy trading River Arade. Monchique - the famous mountain range separating the province from the rest of Portugal. Traditional villages lost in time and the spa waters make this a must on your places to visit. Lagos – most of the Portuguese Discoverers heritage is concentrated in this beautiful town. The old slave market and Roman Fortress sit among the cobbled streets that lead to the Golden Chapel!

The countries capital, home to the fantastic Vasco da Gama & 25th April suspension bridges. Historic monuments such Jeronimos Monastery, the Belem Tower and the statue of Christ all overlook the breathtaking Tagus River.The Moorish quarter - Alfama with its old fashioned trams complete this cosmopolitan city, hosts of the World Exposition in 1998.

Truly a jewel in the Andalusian crown. This Spanish city with its tree - lined streets and magnificent arquitecture is a pleasure to visit. Take a ride in a horse & trap through the Maria Luisa Gardens or visit the XV Century Cathedral Seville is also a shopper`s delight and hidden among the back streets is the old Jewish quarter of Santa Cruz.

Step back in tme thoyght the Alentejo province to medieval villages and the world heritage site of Evora. See the Roman Temple of Diana, a chapel made of bones and a XII century village inside the castle grounds. This is the real Portugal and a part of its rich history.

Experience an exclusive tour of the vineyards and winery at Quinta do Miradouro and enjoy a tasting of Sir Cliff Richard´s Vida Nova,Which is vinified, matured and bottled on the estate.
The Cellar door shop sells the full range of Vida Nova wines as well as a variety of wine merchandise and souvenirs.

A little bit of England nestled among the Spanish coastline Famous landmarks such as the “ rock ” and the free roaming monkeys are a must but leave time for duty free shopping and a visit to St Michaels Cave.