Villa with 2 bedrooms and sea views, common pool in Albufeira Marina: 2 bedrooms with sea views for 6 people with common pool in Albufeira

Property Features
• Villa
• Sleeps 6
• Self-catering
• 2 bedrooms
• 1 bathroom
• Shared pool
• Sea view
• Gated community
• Secure parking
• Balcony/terrace

Location
• Beach within 15 minute walk
• Golf course 20 minute drive
• Located in a town

Holiday Theme
• Beach holiday
• Romantic / couples
• Tourist attractions

Villa with 2 bedrooms and sea views, common pool in Albufeira Marina description

Villa with 2 bedrooms and sea views located in a condominium with swimming pool, air conditioning, for 6 people in Albufeira Marina.

villa for 6 people in Albufeira

Villa with air conditioning and common pool for 6 people in Albufeira

Villa with 2 bedrooms and sea views located in a condominium with swimming pool, air conditioning, for 6 people in Albufeira Marina.

2 Bedrooms, one double bed and one twin bedroom.
1 Bathroom with bath.
Kitchen equipped with washing machine, dishwasher, fridge and freezer, microwave, electric oven, hotplate gas, blender, toaster and coffee machine.
Living room with TV, sofa bed for 2 people.
Central Heating. Air conditioning. Comum swimming pool. Garage. Portable Barbecue.
Cleaning check-in/check-out.
Pets not allowed.

Distances:
Beach: 1500mt | Albufeira Old Town: 1500mt | Supermarket: 1km | Restaurant: 50mt | Galé Beach: 4km | Salgados Golf Course: 5km | Zoomarine: 7km | Albufeira Bus Station: 3km | Ferreiras Train Station: 6km | Faro Airport: 30km

The Albufeira - Algarve region

Activities
While on holiday in Albufeira, relaxing on the golden beaches and in the warm, clear water is enough to content most vacationers, with about 23 beaches (some with Blue Flag status) in the area along a 19-mile (30km) stretch of coastline. Watersports of all sorts are on offer at the main beaches, from sailing and windsurfing to jet skiing. Golfers can try out the neat nine-hole Pine Cliffs course about three miles (5km) east of Albufeira at the Sheraton Algarve. Those with children will spend fun times at Zoo Marine in Guia, just a few miles away, with water slides, swimming pools, dolphin shows and an aquarium. Just wandering around the intriguing old town centre is a pleasant way to pass a day. Look out for interesting local landmarks like the Clock Tower at Rua Bernardino de Sousa, and the 18th century Parish Church on the Rua da Igreja Nova, built on the site of an earlier one that collapsed in the earthquake of 1755. One of the few buildings that survived that quake is the Old Inn on Rua Henrique Calado. Also fascinating is the Xorino Cave, which served as shelter for fugitive Moors during the Christian conquest of the town in ancient times. There is also an archaeological museum in Albufeira and several art galleries worth visiting while on holiday.

Nightlife
After a day in the sun most holidaymakers enjoy sipping a drink at one of Albufeira's many outdoor cafés, watching the world go by, before adjourning to one of the lively bars that surround the town square or line The Strip. Bars keep hopping until three or four in the morning, but those who want to dance the night away can keep going until sunrise at one of the nightclubs or discotheques that are ten a penny in the town. Some of the more popular clubs and bars are Capitulo V, Kiss and Sir Harry's.

Restaurants
Like everywhere in Portugal, seafood is the speciality of the house in most of the dozens of restaurants in and around Albufeira. The catch of the day is guaranteed to be fresh in this traditional fishing town, particularly in the eateries clustered at Fisherman's Beach, below the main town square. Specialities to seek out are sardines, flounder and bass, lobster and prawns. A true local dish is Caldeirada, a stew made up of several types of fish, cooked up with potatoes, peppers and parsley. Steamed clams, cuttlefish cooked in their ink and octopus salad are other indigenous culinary adventures. The local wine is a worthy accompaniment. Some recommended restaurants in Albufeira are Dom Carlos at the top of Old Town, popular steakhouse Restaurante Cerro Grande, fun and vibey Johnny Hooper's Saxophone Bistro, or The English Kitchen for traditional British food.

Overview
A busy trading port in ancient times, Albufeira declined into a poor fishing town in the 18th century, having been swamped by tidal waves and burnt out by civil war. But since the 1960s the tide has turned again and this central Algarve enclave is once more awash with prosperity, thanks to a tourist boom. Albufeira, Portugal's most popular holiday resort, has been described as a stretch of 'holiday-land suburbia', spreading from the old town both east and west along the coast, its sandy coves and golden beaches drawing an assorted crowd from retired couples to wild teens, and plenty of families with young children. Satellite resort developments provide every imaginable type and grade of accommodation. Everyone finds something to enjoy in this sprawling, low-rise holiday destination, which retains its old world charm in narrow alleyways behind the new hip and happening "Strip". The Strip, to the east of town, runs from the Montechoro Hotel down to the Praia da Oura, lined with dozens of cafés, restaurants and bars that keep pumping from breakfast time to the small hours. On the long stretch of beach below Albufeira's central square, accessed through a tunnel, craggy fishermen mend their nets, unperturbed by the languishing topless sunbathers around them. While the chief holiday attraction of Albufeira is its 23 or so enchanting beaches, most protected by ochre-tinted cliffs, there are some interesting sightseeing possibilities too, like the new Virtual Archaeological Museum, the Municipal Art Gallery and a small museum showcasing Ming ceramics. Those who venture inland will find a tranquil green countryside to explore, redolent with almond, fig, orange and pine trees, where little villages stand timelessly in the sun.

Activities and places of interest in Algarve, Albufeira

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