Algarve Reiseführer Michael Müller Verlag

Travel differently and discover the extraordinary: With the latest tips from the Michael Müller travel guides, you can tailor your trip to be individual, sustainable, and safe.

Sun-drenched expanses, striking nature, vibrant yet solitary, the garden of Portugal: the Algarve. Also known as the "California of Europe," the southwestern tip of continental Europe offers plenty for individualists in camper vans, dropouts with VW buses, culture and history enthusiasts, as well as golfers, surfers, and other sports aficionados. With the eleventh edition of the Algarve travel guide by Michael Müller, you will explore this enchanting region according to your interests. The guide features 264 pages with 95 color photos, 36 maps, a removable fold-out map at a scale of 1:250,000, ten hiking trails, and a cycling tour, along with essential information on more than 60 locations and insider tips from the author, leaving no questions unanswered – all researched and tested on-site for you. Regionally, sustainably, and ecologically operating businesses are highlighted.

Overview of the Algarve: 52 pages dedicated to the Eastern Algarve, the Sotavento, covering Alcoutim, Alte, Azinhal through Loulé, São Brás, Castro Marim, Tavira, Faro, and Cabo de Santa Maria. 94 pages on the Western Algarve, the Barlavento, from Vila Nova de Milfontes, Odemira, Zambujeira do Mar, Odeceixe through Monchique, Carrapateira, Silves, Cabo de Sao Vicente, Sagres, Lagos, Portimao, and Albufeira. With the Algarve travel guide, you will be as well-oriented as the locals. Thanks to the author's insider tips, your vacation in the Algarve will be a unique experience away from the beaten tourist paths.

Experience the Algarve: Like to stay active on vacation? Portugal and the Algarve are a paradise for water sports enthusiasts. The hotspot for surfers stretches from the west of Sagres to Carrapateira. Divers and snorkelers can find schools of fish, grouper, moray eels, and more. The "Algarve" guide knows which spots are particularly worthwhile. For hikers and cyclists, the region is ideal due to its sunny and hot climate.