Tour Description
Castro Marim is a hidden gem on the tip of the East Algarve, on the border with Spain. A privileged destination that stretches from the sea to the hinterland, with the Guadiana River as its boundary.
If you are looking to escape from the cold and rainy days, take a look at this long-stay holiday.
You’ll have the opportunity to live like a local, and travel at your leisure, to enjoy Algarve’s over 300 days of sun per year!

Castro Marim Nature Reserve
Castro Marim is one of the oldest communities in the Algarve and was an important center of Arab power until 1242.
The strategic position on the border and the need to repel the Moorish attacks from North Africa were the reasons to build the Castle, the Fort, and the walls, very well preserved and worthy of a tour.
From the battlements command, there’s an excellent view over the surrounding area, spanning to the magnificent salt-pans reflecting the sunlight in their white expanse, where traditional salt is produced. At far, the Guadiana River meanders.
The elegant outline of the flamingos is a common sight. These lovely birds abound in the fertile plains along the banks of the Guadiana River, home for a wealth of other species, thriving in the Castro Marim Nature Reserve.

Castro Marim
The landscape stretches into a lush pine forest, and in rolling hills, covered in a bright carpet of wildflowers.
Nearby, you can find stunning beaches, stretching for miles of golden soft sand, nearly desert when summer ends.
It’s not hard to find genuine handicrafts that will delight people who appreciate popular arts.
These are just a few facets of this peaceful and interesting destination.
Take a breather, and enjoy your retirement or temporary leave without feeling rushed. And take advantage of the low season’s rates – you get more for less money!










































