Youth Hostel in Faro
Travel Tips for Faro (Page 1/3)
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09 Dec 2011 SIMON, England & Wales:
excelente voce ode desocbrir as coisas em faro |
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20 Aug 2011 Jonathan, England & Wales:
Exit the hostel, turn right, follow the road until you get to the dual carridgeway type road heading up the hill, turn right and try the cafes with the locals on the street tables. The "dia" options on the notice boards are very cheap, tasty and filling. Learn a few Portugese phrases as English isnt as commonly used. There a great cheap supermarkets on the next street along from the cafes if you go up a street, on the distant corner. |
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20 Aug 2011 Jonathan, England & Wales:
Ask at reception about the nightlife area- bars next to McDonnalds. The Che bar is good and had live guitar music, the small bar on the left (forget the name) as you look up to Che is also nice with very freindly locals. |
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20 Aug 2011 Jonathan, England & Wales:
The numerous interesting museums that are around the area. The numerous island beaches at Faro are the best I saw in the Algarve: beautiful, sandy with huge stretches to swim along, not overcrouded, ameneties nearby without being a total captive market. However I only covered the area east of Albufeira. Eating places are everywhere, although not so rammed and slow service the further from town you are. |
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20 Aug 2011 Jonathan, England & Wales:
Travira for the architecture, nooks and crannies. Alcoutim for the moorish large village feel as opposed to the city. |
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05 Aug 2011 Gillian, Australia:
There was a seafood fiesta close by and music free at the marina. |
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16 Jul 2011 Erica, Italy:
we paid 11 Euro per person to eat a wonderful tasty fish dinner at RESTAURANTE SÃO DOMINGOS (Rua da Trindade 10)! |
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16 Jul 2011 Erica, Italy:
unless you loved motorcycles, try not to go during the "faro bike meet", usually in july, because the island of faro is off limits! |
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16 Jul 2011 Erica, Italy:
ilha deserta is amazing! it's 10 euros roundtrip (don't go to farol!!!!!) |
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20 Apr 2011 Sarah, England & Wales:
A cinema showing English films, some lovely restaurants particularly Italian, Seafood (the local cuisine is amazing) and many late opening cafes or bars. |
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HI Hostel FaroIf you're planning to have a sun and beach holiday in the Algarve, then Faro Youth Hostel is definitely a great choice. You can catch a boat to the islands which make up the Ria Formosa nature reserve. The reserve has an educational centre where you can see wildfowl, such as the sultana hen, or learn how the Portuguese water dog has been saved from extinction. The town of Faro itself is an interesting place, due to its historic heritage and its liveliness, very much related to the constant arrival of tourists from all corners of the world. You may even get a chance to speak your own language. | more...... |

