Faro Tours

The rugged coast of the western Algarve is crammed with dramatic cliffs sheltering sandy coves and characterful towns. On this trip you'll have ample time to explore the historic city of Lagos and see some of the Algarve's most picturesque points, including Sagres, the ‘end of the world' and Baleeira fishing village. Beatriz, one of our expert local guides, says, 'Lagos has a long history, and was once an important hub for maritime traffic in the 15th century during the Portuguese Age of Discovery. You'll get a sense of its history as you mander through the old town on patterned cobbled streets flanked by handsome buildings.' Sheltering by a river mouth, the town of Lagos has a great location by the beach and within reach of all that amazing scenery. Get your culture fix with a tour of Lagos town, plus free time to enjoy the vibrant streets and cafés. Your guided tour takes in Praça do Infante to see Henry the Navigator's statue as well as the building that served as Portugal's first slave market. Afterwards, you could choose to spend your time having lunch, shopping or exploring.Next, you'll head to Sagres to admire its 15th century fortress, where you can explore the grounds and admire its impressive architecture while learning about the region's maritime history. After this we'll visit Cabo de São Vicente, also known as the ‘end of the world' – Europe's most south-westerly point. You'll round off the day taking in even more panoramic views over the fishing harbour of Baleeira.

A visit to Portugal isn't complete without a trip to Lisbon. This day trip to the capital includes a stop in Belém to see the elaborately decorated Jeronimos Monastery and Belém Tower. You'll then enjoy free time to explore Lisbon old town – go shopping, check out the Alfama neighbourhood, head to St George's Castle or hop on a traditional tram.

Seville captures the spirit of Spain like nowhere else. This tour lines up sights like Triana bridge, Santa Cruz, the Royal Palace and Plaza España – as seen in the Star Wars prequel trilogy. Not forgetting the largest Gothic cathedral in the world. What's more, there's free time to explore at your own pace or check out the shops, too.

Cross the 25th April Bridge over the River Tagus to the seafront district of Belem. Visit the Jeronimos Monastery and see the Belem Tower and Monument of the discoveries. Taste the traditional Pastéis de Belém.

Combine culture and nature on this tour to Silves and the Monchique Mountains. The capital of the former Kingdom of the Algarve, Silves is a pretty maze of whitewashed streets under a red fortress and two-tone cathedral. Enjoy free time here before heading to Foia, the highest point of the Monchique Mountains, for liquer tasting and some more free time to grab lunch or take in the sights.

This three-in-one tour packs in some of the Algarve's top sights. Kicking off in Faro, the Algarve's capital, you'll explore the old town with a walking tour before heading to Olhao, a village on the banks of the Ria Formosa. It's famed for fish market. Next up is Tavira, where the Roman Bridge is a must-see. After wandering around it's many churches and cobbled streets, you'll have some free time to grab lunch before heading back.

This full day tour takes you on a pilgrimage all of your own. You'll journey from Albufeira early in the morning to cross the Portuguese hinterlands towards ‘the Shrine of the World', which attracts about four million pilgrims every year – the one and only Fatima.

As the heart and soul of Andalusia, Seville makes for a mesmerising daytrip. You'll explore the city's cobbled streets, secret patios and colossal cathedral on a panoramic bus tour. There'll also be free time to indulge in some shopping.

If you're looking to find the authentic Algarve, Loulé's credentials couldn't be more complete – it's one of the oldest cities in the south. See the Roman-era origins and Arabic influences of this pretty city, and then hit the countryside to visit the typical villages of Querenca and Barranco do Velho. It's traditional Portugal to a T.

We start with a visit to Faro, the capital of the province of Algarve and a tour of 13th century city centre. We proceed to the originally Moorish city of Olhão, an important fishing town, and its well-known local market. Free time for lunch (not included)....

This 2 days Tour Package departs from Algarve region. Includes: 1 night stay in Porto in a Standard Room in a 4 or 5 star hotel with breakfast daily, plus 2 lunch (Setubal, Santarém, Coimbra or other places) and 2 dinner in Porto and Setubal....

Enjoy visits Alentejo region and the best of culture and wine of Portugal. Our experience starts from Lisbon region driving in to direction to the Historic Centre of Évora, capital of the Alentejo Province shaped by more than twenty centuries of history, going as far back as Celtic times....

Book this Self-guided Discovery Walk – Faro's statues, ships and sanctuaries and experience the authentic charm of Faro on this playful self-guided walk.

Explore the interior East Algarve and the hills above Tavira! This mountain trip will take you to the Caldeirão Mountains' surprising landscapes, for an insight view of the rich natural, human, and architectonic heritage of this region...

Visit the east of Portugal, including Faro, Olhão, Monte Gordo and the Vila Real de Santo António, during a guided tour.

Book your full-day tour of Sevilla including hotel pickup and see the most famous sights of Andalusia's capital.

This VIP tour is big on sightseeing. You'll discover the rock formations of Ponta da Piedade, enjoy a guided tour of Lagos and visit a pottery centre in Sagres. Rounding off the experience is Cape St Vincent – the Algarve's most westerly point.It all kicks off at Ponta da Piedade for a photo opportunity of the Algarve's unique coastal rock formations. Next up is Lagos. A guided walking tour takes in Praça do Infante to see Henry the Navigator's statue as well as the building that served as Portugal's first slave market. You'll also visit the Church of St Antonio and have some free time for lunch, shopping or exploring.Next, you'll head to Sagres for free time to explore this traditional pottery-making town and admire its fortress. Last but not least, you can snap a few selfies at Cape St Vincent. Also known as the ‘end of the world', it's the most southwesterly point in Europe.

Travel smoothly and safely between the south of Portugal (Algarve) Center of Portugal (Lisbon). Take the opportunity to visit 3 different cities along the way. On this day trip, you will be able to discover several cities along your transfer from the Algarve to Lisbon. ...

Perched on the banks of the River Guadiana that separates Portugal and Spain, Ayamonte blends the best of both countries cultures. Discover Andalusian charm and delicious cuisine on this tour of an Iberian gem.Located just a stone's throw from the border, arriving in the Spanish town you'll get an impressive view of Portugal's Castro Marim castle – a remnant of the centuries of war between the two. Delve deeper into the history here with a guided tour of the medieval quarter and admire the traditional blue and white tiles at every turn.After free time to sip coffee in the square, shop the boutiques or rummage for trinkets and treasures in the marketplace, you'll be ready for lunch. Stop by Vive Ayamonte gastro-shop and a feast of tasty tapas, traditional paella and wine awaits. What's more, it's all served up with a side order of fantastic flamenco entertainment in their beautiful courtyard, reserved exclusively for TUI.

Bursting with glorious buildings, dotted with leafy parks and drenched in Andalucian colour, Seville is a must-visit. Some of Spain's most important monuments are in the spotlight on this guided tour, including the bullring, Santa Cruz and Plaza de España. You'll also have some free time to explore. Mariasol, one of our expert local guides, says, ‘I always feel uplifted when I visit the Plaza de España because it's so colourful. It is full of painted ceramic tilework, known as azulejos. Each azulejo depicts Spain's regional culture and heritage and every province is represented.'You'll strike out early for the Andalusian capital, allowing plenty of time to explore some of its cultural and architectural highlights. Once in Seville, your walking tour begins at the Moorish Torre Del Oro. You'll see Seville's bullring, the Real Maestranza, the Triana Bridge, and the Plaza d'America. Next, you'll visit the colonnaded Plaza de España – and the surrounding Maria Luiza Park. After a rest in the park, we'll continue our walking tour, which takes us to Barrio de Santa Cruz – once known as the district of Moors and Jews. This most characterful district of Seville, right in the historic centre, is overflowing with orange trees, pretty plazas and jasmine-scented patios. And before heading back, you'll have some free time to explore on your own to grab some tapas – and maybe a souvenir or two.