Casa Algiana is a family house located in the interior of Algarve, halfway between the mountains and the sea, 1 Km from the city of Loulé and 15 Km from the beaches Quarteira, Vale do Lobo, Quinta do Lago and Falésia and from the Vilamoura Marina and Faro. The city of Loulé offers a large number of cultural and sport attractions (castle, churches and other monuments, cafés, press-shops, exhibitions, discos, swimming pools, sport centre and riding club. If you wish, you can contact the local environmental Association Almargem, for activities and excursions through the nature.

This typical algarvian house has three bedrooms (in a total of 2 single beds and 2 double beds), complete bathroom, kitchen (wash machine incl.), living room and dining room. It is surrounded by a fruit trees garden, with barbecue, cistern and parking place, in a very quiet environment with beautiful views of distant sea and mountains.

Sleeps up to 6 adults + 1 child. Self catering.

The irregular area bounded by the medieval city walls retains much of the atmosphere of days gone by. A walk through its narrow, twisting streets is full of delightful surprises: a pretty old house, an unexpected courtyard, or further on a church by an ancient gateway are some examples waiting for your visit.

It is also worth looking around the part of the city that surrounds the old citadel. This is where craftsmen are to be found carrying on the age-old traditions, in workshops scattered among such enchanting spots as the Rua dos Arcos and the Bica Velha fountain, where the townswomen and water-carriers would come to draw water in days gone by.

However a visit to Loulé does not end here. Don't miss the market, built in the Moorish style fashionable at the beginning of the 20th century, with its colourful sights and bustling ambience, the several churches and chapels, which often conceal unexpectedly fine works of art or the Praça da República and other streets where the rich bourgeoisie showed off their wealth in the exuberant and fantastic architecture of their houses.

The annual Carnival parade of Loulé is one of the most famous in the country.