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Start → Praia Alegre

→ Hotel Quarteira Sol

→ Forte Novo

→ Av. Sá Carneiro

→ Igreja Nova (Stop)

→ Rotunda Continente

→ Rotunda BP

→ Rotunda Entrada da Cidade

→ Aldeamentos

→ Igreja Velha (Stop)

→ Hotel Praia Sol (Vilamoura)

→ Museu (Stop)

→ Mercado do Peixe

→ Avenida da Praia de Quarteira

Stop → Praia Alegre

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Praia Alegre (R. Portas do Mar, 8125-591 Quarteira, Portugal)

 

 

Hotel Quarteira Sol

As we pass by Hotel Quarteira Sol, take note of the town’s charming mix of traditional and modern architecture. This area is known for cozy cafés and a welcoming atmosphere—perfect for morning strolls or evening drinks.

 

Forte Novo

Next, we travel toward Forte Novo, a quieter beach area with panoramic views of the Atlantic. Locals love it for sunset walks and peaceful afternoons. It's also a great spot for nature lovers and photographers.

 

Avenida Sá Carneiro

We now turn onto Avenida Sá Carneiro, one of Quarteira’s main arteries. This lively avenue connects the beachside with the city center, bustling with shops, restaurants, and local life.

 

Igreja Nova (New Church)

Coming up is Igreja Nossa Senhora da Conceição, often referred to as the "New Church." Its simple yet elegant design reflects the modern side of Quarteira’s culture and faith.

 

Rotunda Continente

This roundabout leads to the Continente shopping center—a hub for shopping, groceries, and even souvenirs. Locals frequent this spot for daily needs and casual meetups.

 

Rotunda BP

Next is the BP Roundabout, a common reference point for getting around town. It’s a transition point from urban Quarteira to its more residential and natural outskirts.

 

Rotunda Entrada da Cidade (City Entrance Roundabout)

We now pass the main entrance to the city, marked by this wide roundabout welcoming visitors to Quarteira. From here, we head toward quieter and greener areas.

 

Aldeamentos (Tourist Villages)

Driving through the Aldeamentos, or tourist villages, you’ll see rows of villas, resorts, and cozy holiday homes. This area offers a more tranquil side of the Algarve lifestyle.

 

Igreja Velha (Old Church)

Now we visit the Old Church, a symbol of Quarteira’s historical and spiritual roots. Its traditional design and peaceful setting provide a glimpse into the town’s past.

 

Hotel Praia Sol (Vilamoura Side)

As we edge into the Vilamoura area, we pass Hotel Praia Sol, where Quarteira meets luxury. You’re now near Vilamoura Marina, known for its upscale charm and golf courses.

 

Museu (Quarteira Museum)

Time for a cultural moment! The Museu de Quarteira showcases the town’s fishing traditions, Roman history, and local development over the years. A must-see for history lovers!

 

Mercado do Peixe (Fish Market)

We now pass the famous Mercado do Peixe, where you can experience the Algarve’s fishing heritage. It's the best place to find the freshest seafood, caught daily by local fishermen.

 

Avenida da Praia de Quarteira

Back along the stunning Avenida da Praia, enjoy views of the Atlantic and the buzz of beachfront cafés, restaurants, and gelato shops. This is Quarteira at its most vibrant.

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