with small coves, rock formations and typical fishing villages and resorts. Inland, rural village life remains relatively unchanged and unaffected by the modern world. The Algarve is deep in history, culture and tradition with tasteful coastal developments blending in with unspoilt areas, nature reserves and medieval and Moorish architecture. Especially renowned for it’s excellent golf and sports facilities, the Algarve also caters for every conceivable leisure activity and enjoys sunshine year round and a near perfect climate.

year round temperate climate. For those with an eye for the wonders of nature, the striking views of the Azores serve to suggest an experiencing of heaven on earth. Over five centuries of history are reflected in their palaces, churches, muse-ums and streets of their colourful towns and cities. Steep cliffs and rock formations rise out of the ocean and sapphire blue and emerald green lakes rest amongst fertile and undulating grasslands. The many vibrant plants and flowers add a full spectrum of colour, contrasting with the earthy tones of the volcanic cones and craters.

is as cosmopolitan a city as any in Europe, of international standing and great historical significance, Lisbon was the epicenter when Portugal became the greatest maritime power in the world during the 15th and 16th century. After the earthquake of 1755 downtown Lisbon was completely rebuilt in a magnificent symmetrical style, resulting in a city of many contrasting faces with ancient, modern and traditional buildings intertwined. The heart of Lisbon lies in the maze of the medieval old quarters where cafes and markets make street life busy and colourful.

worked incredibly hard to restore the infrastructure and ensure a return to normality. The area where the hotels are located was unaffected.Funchal airport and the Harbour are operational and running and the ferry boat connections to Porto Santo is operating a regular service. All visitors to the Island are already enjoying their holidays once again on this beautiful Island of Madeira.
Madeira is waiting for you once again!

dating back to the birth of the nation. The city not only lent its name to the famous sweet, rich wine called Port which is made no where else in the world. As a ‘World Heritage Site’ the city is full of atmospheric history and offers fascinating sights and experiences, including the many majestic houses and the labyrinth of the medieval quarters. Oporto also offers the charm of a riverside community, tranquil and enchanting views of rich green pine forests and brilliant blue waters that stretch along golden sands.