Portugal not only stands out for its proximity, but also for its beaches, its gastronomy and its affordable prices. From Porto or Braganza to Beja or Faro, the Portuguese country offers hundreds of destinations that 6.35 million tourists visit each yearaccording to 2021 data from the United Nations World Tourism Organization.
One of the favorite destinations for travelers is the southernmost region of Portugal, known as Algarve, one of the most developed regions of the country, where such emblematic places as Faro, Albufeira and Lagos are located.
On the island of Faro, precisely, you will find one of the cheapest options to spend your summer holidays: Camping Park Faro, which has about 1,100 square meters and ten glamping tents installed.
Glamping Camp Faro
Glamping Camp Faro
Located a few steps from Faro Beach and just two kilometers from Faro Airport, this campsite offers accommodation from just 25 euros per night. As stated on its website, glamping “offers a unique camping experience, marked by the luxury and relaxing atmosphere of the Ria Formosa.” It has tents for two people and for four people, both options include a wooden terrace with views of the Natural Park, electricity, a fan, a mini refrigerator and a safe.
It should be noted that the price may vary depending on the season and demand, so depending on the date on which we make the reservation, the price may be higher or lower.
What to visit in Faro?
The town of Faro is one of the most recognized in Portugal and has various places that are quite interesting to visit.
- Desert Island or Barreta Island: It has fine sand and crystal clear water that makes it a small paradise area where tranquility reigns. To visit it, you need to take a boat from the port of Faro and the transfer takes about 40 minutes.
- Visit Faro Beach: It has several restaurants and bars along its promenade and can be reached by boat or car.
- Get to know its historic center: Also known as Vila Adentro. It can be covered in two hours.
- Tour the old wall of Faro: Dated from the Roman period.
- Faro Cathedral: It was built shortly after Alfonso III conquered Faro and is in the Gothic style. The entrance fee is three euros.
In addition, the town also has a museum, the Municipal Museum of Faro, whose entrance barely costs two euros, and has a Municipal Marketideal for having a drink and getting to know the gastronomy of the area.
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