Rates per week: 250.00 £
| Period | Price |
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| January to April |
250.00 £
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| May |
300.00 £
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| June |
350.00 £
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| July, August |
450.00 £
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| September |
400.00 £
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| October |
300.00 £
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| November, December |
250.00 £
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| Easter/Christmas/New Year |
300.00 £
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| Owner Name | Mrs Valerie Ross |
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distance to property: 9 km
The market town of Silves has an abundance of history - a great place to walk around and an interesting castle. There are numerous restaurants and shops to browse around.
distance to property: 47 km
Lagos is an attractive town, split into two halves - the older quaint town and the modern marina. Both have an abundance of cafes/restaurants and bars. Take a boat trip from the marina on a dolphin watch!
The headland of Ponta da Piedada with its lighthouse is best viewed from the sea on a short boat trip. The clifftop is a good place to take a stroll with your camera and marvel at cliff erosion.
distance to property: 25 km
The lovely mountain town of Monchique is well worth a visit -not only for the stunning scenery on the drive up to it. It is also a good base from which to walk in the mountains and then return to for lunch in one of its numerous restaurants!
The town of Monchique is little changed by the 20th Century invasion of tourism. It lies in the saddle created by the two high hills, Foia and Picota, the former reaching to 902 metres above sea level. As with �mountain� people the world over the 10,000 inhabitants of this town have retained its rustic atmosphere with steep cobbled streets and small dark doorways housing various artisan trades. There is a very neglected 17th~Century Franciscan monastery which overlooks the town from which a visitor enjoys a panoramic view over the beautiful countryside. The 16th Century Parish Church has excellent examples of Manueline craftsmanship around its doorway. The surrounding area flourishes on the production of cattle, pigs, cork and wood. Another important local product is the popular "medronho", which is the name of a strong schnapps style of drink made from distilling the fruit from arbutus bushes. Foia and its sister mountain of Picota are excellent locations from which to see dramatic views of the coastal plain to the south and to the western Atlantic coast.