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Gypsy market in Boliqueime.
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Boliqueime gypsy market on the last Thursday of the month — clothing, leather, produce and household goods.
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A few minutes from the venue, and taking bookings or requests.
Restored boutique house and garden in the hills above Vilamoura, run by three owners blending Portuguese, Italian and French hospitality.
100 m from the venue
Restaurant and wine bar in Boliqueime offering grilled fresh fish and meats with Portuguese wines.
900 m from the venue
Expat insurance specialist based in Boliqueime, near Loulé, with over 30 years' experience arranging motor, home, health, travel and business cover.
1.3 km from the venue
Cross-border tax and wealth management advisers for UK expatriates in Portugal, marking 50 years in business, with a dedicated office in Loule, Algarve.
1.6 km from the venue
A kitchen, wardrobe and bathroom design and fit-out company in Loule, run by Marisa, trading in the Algarve for more than 25 years.
1.6 km from the venue
Algarve guest accommodation with a cooking course, two pools and a hot tub, hosted by Harriet and Mondo.
2.3 km from the venue
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The spring pools at the foot of Alte village, where cold water, stone picnic tables and big shade trees make the classic inland picnic spot. Fonte Grande and Fonte Pequena have watered Alte for centuries, and the walled pools and cobbled terraces around them are still where village life happens: christenings, São João festivities and long Sunday lunches in the shade. The stream runs cool even in August, and children paddle in the shallow channels below the weir. Verses by Cândido Guerreiro, the village poet, are tiled onto the walls by the water. Follow the stream path east for ten minutes to reach the small Vinagre waterfall, at its best after winter rain. Park at the edge of the village and walk down; mornings are quietest.
Beautiful viewpoint, walking trails, AND beach. Truly a wonderful gem.
A 479 metre limestone ridge above Salir with a looping trail, two old windmills and views to the sea on clear days. The Rocha rises like a grey wall out of the Barrocal, and the classified circular trail of about six kilometres climbs through holm oak and wild olive to a summit plateau where a drystone rampart, said to be over two thousand years old, runs along the edge. Raptors ride the updraughts at eye level, and February covers the slopes in wild orchids and almond blossom. On the way down you pass the pair of restored windmills above Penina. Start at the trailhead in Rocha village, take two litres of water in summer, and allow around three hours for the full loop.
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One long table, four courses from the café kitchen, wine included. Once a month.