
Markets & crafts in Algarve

Quarteira Market & Vilamoura Tour
If you fancy grabbing some bargains and souvenirs, then the Quarteira gypsy market is the place to go to in the Algarve. From fresh local produce to clothing and trinkets, you'll find almost anything here. Once you've had your fill of shopping, it's on to Vilamoura. Enjoy free time to wander around Europe's largest marina, fringed by cafés and boutiques.
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Traditional Algarve Tour
If you're looking to find the authentic Algarve, Loulé's credentials couldn't be more complete – it's one of the oldest cities in the south. See the Roman-era origins and Arabic influences of this pretty city, and then hit the countryside to visit the typical villages of Querenca and Barranco do Velho. It's traditional Portugal to a T.
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Loule Markets Tour
Although Loule is the Algarve's second biggest city, its markets are conveniently located within striking distance of one another. Wander the narrow lanes of open-air “gypsy” market, where locally produced ceramics and all manner of other items weigh down the plentiful stalls. This is the prime territory for picking up some great souvenirs at a bargain price. You might want to cool down by taking things indoors to the beautifully restored farmers' market. And if there's time left over, delve into the narrow side streets that surround the markets.
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