Algarve holiday lettings

If you’re looking for a refreshing beach destination that has an endless number of scalloped seafronts, high cliffs and much more activities to enjoy your holiday, then this Portuguese region is perfect for your trip. As you are also in the right place if you want to easily find the best Algarve villas and holiday apartments. We’ve got everything you need for a relaxing trip right here at Hundredrooms - we take the time to compare all of the possible options for holiday accommodation so that all is left for you to do is book your flights and relax. We have a selection of Algarve holiday rentals across various towns, so that you can base yourself in Albufeira, hike the Via Algarviana and explore the likes of Lagos and Faro.  With a clear Moorish imprint on its architecture and infrastructure, you will fall in love with the geometric designs of the villas and whitewashed chimneys, alongside the sprawling white sanded beaches of the southern region of Portugal. We have thousands of available offers from many of our different partners, some of which include the biggest holiday rental providers. This region of Portugal boasts some of the prettiest castles and wild flora that you’re bound to fall in love with - so what are you waiting for? Book the perfect Algarve holiday accommodation four your holidays now. In theory, you can visit the Algarve at any time in the year, as spring and summer last from March through till the end of October. As with most southern destinations in the Iberian peninsula, the ‘golden’ time to visit has got to be the summer period between mid June and September, but is naturally when holiday lettings in Algarve are at its highest price. If you’re eager to see the sun and are willing to pay premium then so be it, however there are also a lot of cheaper prices to be found between December and March. You can usually go swimming at the beach in spring and autumn, however if the water is still a little cold then there are plenty other activities to keep you entertained. For example, golf courses are open all year and are a great way to explore the rolling hills of the region.

• Albufeira: If you’re looking for sun, sea, sand and a package deal in one of the Algarve’s older fishing villages, we recommend that you come here. It is a good choice for families and beach centred fun. By both day and night, this place is particularly busy and full of things to do from your apartments. Discover villas in Albufeira here.
• Lagos: This town dates back to the 16th century with its age-old walls and cobbled streets. It has plenty of villas near the beach and many great beaches and restaurants. It has all of the offers of family fun and beaches, but also with a great nightlife. Explore more apartments in Lagos here.
• Faro: As the capital of the Algarve, it is not short of holiday apartments and is somewhat more authentic than perhaps some of the other towns that are geared up for holidays. It has all of the amenities of a good town with cafes, a marina, and an animated nightlife. While many do not choose to stay here, you are not far from the Parque Natural da Ria Formosa and the islands of Ilha de Faro and Ilha de Barreta. Find apartments in Faro here.
• Portimão: This is the second largest city in the region, and is a bit more cosmopolitan than some of the other municipalities here. It is characterised by calm waters and long sandy beaches, alongside a lively marina which livens up the area both during the day and night time.
• Tavira: If you’re looking for something more authentic, Tavira is the perfect place for rentals that is made up of traditional architecture. A number of its streets line the River Gilão all the way along to the castle for incredible views over the town. The oldest bridge dates back to the 17th century and has many Moorish influences that are still evident today. We have apartments in Tavira for you to look at here.
• Silves: Dominated by an incredible red brick castle, the Moorish influences are equally as evident in this part of the Algarve. If you’d like to stay in a part of the region that will allow you to learn more about the history of the place, this could be the town for you. It has a relaxed and pleasant ambiance that is suitable for older audiences looking for some calm for their cheap accommodation.
• Vilamoura: As the biggest tourist complex in the whole of Europe, it has everything you could possibly need from a package holiday. It has a large marina where most of the activity is centered. Find a partments in Vilamoura here.
• Olhão: This is the largest fishing port in the Algarve, and so most of the activity centres around this. At first glance it may seem an industrial town, but exemplifies the Moorish houses that date back to commercial links in Africa. Book one of our self catering apartments for an authentic experience of the region. Do any of these holiday rentals in Olhão interest you?
• You can also take a look at other small destinations in the Algarve region as Alvor, Carvoeiro, Quarteira and Armação de Pêra.

• Castle of Silves: Located in Silves, this castle comprising four towers and is of Moorish construction with some sweeping views across the region.
• Culatra Island: This large sandy island is located just south of Faro, and forms part of the Ria Formosa national park. Head here to escape the crowds and for some peace and quiet.
• Lagos Zoo: The piece de résistance of this zoo has got to be the Portuguese restaurant located within. Alongside a collection of mammals, birds and more.
• Zoomarine Algarve: A unique day out, this park combines a marine park with a sandy beach, slides and a wave pool.
• Penina Golf and Resort: Spanning over 360 acres, this is one of the most prestigious golf courses in the area.
• Cathedral of Faro: This cathedral dates back to the 13th century, and is an example of Catholic architecture in the region.
• Southwest Alentejo and Vicentine Coast Natural Park: For some of the most breathtaking coastal scenery, you should certainly pay a visit to this wonderful landscape with its cliffs and beaches.
• Praia da Rocha: One of the busiest beaches on the Algarve, and has all of the amenities you would need for a day next to the sea.
• Cape St Vincent: This headland is located in the west of the Algarve looking out across the Atlantic, and is a great place to drive to and watch the sunset. It is technically located on the Costa Vicentina.
• Tavira Island: In the eastern Algarve, this island lies just south of Tavira and is considered to have some of the best beaches in the area. It can only be reached by boat.

Considered to be the coastal jewel of Portugal, this southernmost region of the country attracts thousands of holidaymakers every year to its shimmering beaches, to its world-renowned golf courses and seaside restaurants. The Algarve coastline was the point from which the Portuguese set off for world discovery in the 15th century, and it is certainly not short of incredible seaside views. It is characterised by golden cliffs and rolling golf courses and is the ideal spot to enjoy water sports. The region is famous for its rich agricultural offering, and you should be sure to try the figs, almonds, oranges and carob beans in its gastronomy. This region is laden with strawberry trees and cork oaks which are sure to enchant you across every village. It is famous for its ‘Medronho’ fruit brandy which is made from the sweet fruit of the homonymous trees that grow wild. Many of the largest villages are former fishing towns, and so equally so, the fish gastronomy is something you absolutely must try. Dishes using fish and shellfish are widely common, such as sardines, mackerel and tuna.