In the Algarve, there is no shortage of award -winning beaches and coastal rails, but there is a walkway that can rival any tourist postcard. Built on Carvoeiro’s cliffs, in the municipality of Lagoa, it offers a short but unforgettable walk in beauty.
With the Atlantic losing sight of and the orange and ocher cliffs contrasting with the blue of the sea, the walkway has become one of the mandatory points for those who want to know the algarve coast in a different way.
More than a simple course, it is an experience that brings together nature, tranquility and some of the most iconic views of the region.
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According to the Lagoa City Council, the construction of the walkway aimed to value the landscape, allowing safe access to one of the most impressive areas of the South Coast. Integration into the trail of the seven suspended valleys, considered one of the most beautiful in Europe by the European Best Destinations, further reinforces its notoriety.
Along the way, visitors can closely observe the grandeur of cliffs carved by sea and wind, while enjoying the serenity of a walk by the ocean.
Accessible and ideal for families
According to Visit Algarve, one of the advantages of this walkway is its accessibility. The route is of low difficulty and can be appreciated by people of all ages, including families with children.
It is also a perfect setting for photography. Cut cliffs and the background ocean guarantee images worthy of any travel or publication album on social networks.
Carvoeiro and the treasures around
Carvoeiro, which was once a small fishing community, is today one of the most visited villages of the Algarve. Despite tourism development, it maintains the authenticity of white houses and the welcoming environment.
Near the walkway are some of Portugal’s best-known beaches, such as Marinha Beach and Benagil Beach, which often appear in international rankings.
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Write what this type of initiatives helps diversify the region’s tourist offer, attracting visitors outside the bathing season and promoting activities related to nature tourism.
Carvoeiro’s walkway is thus an example of how the Algarve continues to surprise, revealing new ways of enjoying a coast already recognized for its unique beauty.
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