Enjoy this Tavira City tour and go to all the corners of the city that tell you about its history and its main nooks and secrets.  Pass through the area of Alto de São Brás and see the chapel of São Brás and the Church of Nossa Senhor do Carmo which is the largest church in the city.  Stop in the salt pans for 5 minutes, it is located in the area of Atalaia. There you find the Convent of Bernardas and the former prison. Stop at the church São Sebastião for 5 minutes and take some great photos.  Continue through the military barracks, Church of São Francisco, Church of São José, the street of Liberdade and República square which is in the city center.  Experience the historic area which is the most important area of this tour. Use the opportunity to visit the Convent of Graça, Santiago church, Santa Maria church, Misericórdia church, and stop at the Castle for another 5 minutes.  The tour is carried on a 100% electric tuk-tuk.

Start your day with a private tour of the city on an electric tuk-tuk. Visit the main historical sights of the city, such as the Tavira castle. Hear interesting stories and facts about the city from your local guide. Old Tuna Village

Discover the regions of Moorish and Roman heritage on this full-day tour starting from Albufeira to Eastern Algarve. Visit Faro, the capital of the Algarve province. Go to Olhão, a key site for fishing, and explore the furthest Eastern town in the Algarve. After being picked up from your accommodation, travel to your first destination, Faro, with its 13th century city center. Afterward, visit Olhão, where you can find the most famous market in the Algarve. Move on to the city of Tavira to explore the castle and the various typical churches, and take a break for your lunch. Cross the Roman Bridge that leads to the Castle where you can experience one of the most breathtaking views over the city. Enjoy the village of Cacela Velha with its famous whitewashed houses which is located in the area of the Ria Formosa Natural Park. End the tour in Vila Real de Santo António, the furthest Eastern town in the Algarve before arriving in Spain. Notice the architectural similarities to that of Lisbon, as it was built in the same way, by the Marquês de Pombal, after the 1755 earthquake.

Come with us to explore the western part of the Algarve We will visit the Olhão Market The Municipal Markets of Olhão, one of the ex-libris of the city in Olhão, began to be built in 1912, being inaugurated four years later. almost a century ago A model example of iron and glass architecture, the building, with an enormous urban impact, in exposed brick and a metallic structure, was built to provide the city of Olhão with functional markets, which it did. Every day, hundreds of people visit the Markets, in search of the best fish, fruits and vegetables. Continuing to the Tavira City Tavira is a small town on the Algarve coast of Portugal. It extends along the river Gilão, which reaches the sea through the entrances to the lagoons of the Ria Formosa Natural Park. Ilha de Tavira has a long sandy beach and salt flats that attract flamingos, spoonbills and other wading birds. In the centre, Tavira's medieval castle overlooks the city. The Church of Santa Maria do Castelo houses the tombs of 7 knights killed by the Moors. Visit the Islamic Museum The most recent museum center of the Municipal Museum of Tavira was inaugurated in February 2012. The Islamic Nucleus houses a vast and diverse archaeological collection from the Islamic period, resulting from interventions carried out in various places (C Finally we will visit the city of Faro .Faro is the capital of the Algarve region in southern Portugal. The town's neoclassical Arco da Vila stands on the site of a door that formed part of the original Moorish walls. The monumental arch leads to the old town, with its cobbled streets. Nearby is the Cathedral of Faro, built in the 13th century. From the Tower of the Church of Faro, dazzle yourself with the wonderful view over The Ria Formosa It is a salt marsh located in the Algarve region of Portugal, which extends across the municipalities of Loulé, Faro, Olhão, Tavira and Vila Real de Santo António, covering an area of approximately 18,400 hectares along