Paradise in Olhos d' Água

16/02/2026

What makes Olho de Água unique?

Olhos de Água, also known as Olhosites, is a charming village in the Algarve region of Portugal that stands out for its natural beauty and rich local culture. Here are some unique aspects of Olhos de Água ¹:
- Natural Springs: The village gets its name "Olhos de Água," meaning "Eyes of Water," from the natural springs that bubble up along the beach, creating a captivating landscape.
- Picturesque Beaches: Olhos de Água boasts stunning beaches like Praia dos Pescadores and Praia Maria Luísa, featuring golden sands and crystal-clear waters framed by lush cliffs.
- Rich History: The area is home to archaeological treasures like Cerro da Vila, showcasing a ruined Roman villa with bathhouses and mosaics.
- Scenic Coastline: The village offers breathtaking views of the Atlantic Ocean and surrounding cliffs, making it perfect for leisurely strolls and sunbathing.
- Local Culture: Visitors can experience the vibrant local culture by exploring the nearby Strip, a lively neon-lit street with nightclubs, eateries, and bars.
- Variety of Activities: From water sports to golf courses, and from relaxing on the beach to exploring hidden coves, Olhos de Água has something for everyone.

Some popular attractions near Olhos de Água include ¹:
- Vilamoura: A resort destination known for its marina, golf courses, and casino.
- Praia da Falésia: A picturesque beach with stunning red cliffs and golden sands.
- Marina de Albufeira: A tranquil marina perfect for boat rides and water activities.

Overall, Olhos de Água's unique blend of natural beauty, rich history, and vibrant culture makes it a must-visit destination in the Algarve region.

20/09/2025

15/09/2025

Comece a sua dieta para o Verão.

03/09/2025

Na noite de 7 de setembro haverá um eclipse lunar total
A Lua será gradualmente coberta pela sombra da Terra, por isso o eclipse terá várias fases:

• início do eclipse penumbral — 16h28;
• início do eclipse parcial — 17h27;
• início do eclipse total — 18h30;
• máximo — 19h11;
• fim do eclipse total — 19h52;
• fim do eclipse parcial — 20h56;
• fim do eclipse penumbral — 21h55.

Na maioria das regiões de Portugal, a Lua nascerá já depois da fase do eclipse total, por isso será possível observá-lo apenas no Algarve

On the night of September 7th, there will be a total lunar eclipse.
The Moon will gradually be covered by Earth's shadow, so the eclipse will have several phases:

• Beginning of the penumbral eclipse — 4:28 PM;
• Beginning of the partial eclipse — 5:27 PM;
• Beginning of the total eclipse — 6:30 PM;
• Maximum eclipse — 7:11 PM;
• End of the total eclipse — 7:52 PM;
• End of the partial eclipse — 8:56 PM;
• End of the penumbral eclipse — 9:55 PM.

In most regions of Portugal, the Moon will rise after the total eclipse phase, so it will only be possible to observe it in the Algarve.

18/08/2025

Na seleção dos Restaurantes Top

18/08/2025

18/08/2025

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05/06/2025

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