Commercial establishment intended for bar or café service, located near Alvor and 3 Irmãos beach.
Fully equipped and furnished, with fume extractor.
It also has a small terrace.
Energy Certificate: Letter C. Zone: Alvor - Marachique.
Located on the estuary of the River Arade, Portimão is known for its excellent beaches with immense sands with warm and calm waters, which make it a very seductive holiday destination.
Portimão has a long fishing tradition, where you can get to know and visit the excellent recovery of an old factory, the Museum of Portimão.
It is in the riverside area that you can taste the grilled sardines, followed by a promenade next to the Marina.
Just six kilometres from Portimão, is the fishing village of Alvor, where it retains its charm in the streets of white houses and the colourful boats.
At the highest point, some sections of the castle walls remain, but the highlight goes to the Mother Church with a profusely worked sixteenth-century portico and to the panorama that can be seen from the churchyard over the sea and the Ria, it has a special charm at dawn, when absolute tranquility reigns.
But to get a complete idea of the Portimão area, you have to appreciate it from all perspectives.
For example, on a boat trip along the coast to discover beaches inaccessible by land and admire the rock formations.
The information described here is true and does not constitute a binding offer, subject to confirmation with our company.
Fully equipped and furnished, with fume extractor.
It also has a small terrace.
Energy Certificate: Letter C. Zone: Alvor - Marachique.
Located on the estuary of the River Arade, Portimão is known for its excellent beaches with immense sands with warm and calm waters, which make it a very seductive holiday destination.
Portimão has a long fishing tradition, where you can get to know and visit the excellent recovery of an old factory, the Museum of Portimão.
It is in the riverside area that you can taste the grilled sardines, followed by a promenade next to the Marina.
Just six kilometres from Portimão, is the fishing village of Alvor, where it retains its charm in the streets of white houses and the colourful boats.
At the highest point, some sections of the castle walls remain, but the highlight goes to the Mother Church with a profusely worked sixteenth-century portico and to the panorama that can be seen from the churchyard over the sea and the Ria, it has a special charm at dawn, when absolute tranquility reigns.
But to get a complete idea of the Portimão area, you have to appreciate it from all perspectives.
For example, on a boat trip along the coast to discover beaches inaccessible by land and admire the rock formations.
The information described here is true and does not constitute a binding offer, subject to confirmation with our company.
