Boredom does not exist in the Algarve. No matter what the age of tourists or residents is, there is always something to see or do. Children are very important to the Portuguese. Almost everywhere, even in large shopping malls, something special is offered.
- Water sports are offered on almost all beaches with infrastructure. The selection is varied. In addition, various boats (with and without motor) and paddleboards are rented.
- The western part of the Algarve, and especially the west coast, offers surfers great opportunities to enjoy their sport.
- In the marinas different boat tours are offered: grotto or coastal trips, dolphin or whale watching as well as deep-sea fishing for different species of fish. The scope of the tours is very variable and varies from provider to provider.
- In the different places there are interesting museums to visit.
- There are water parks in Salena, Albufeira, Alcantarilha, Lagoa, Guia and Quarteira.
- Lagoa (N 125) hosts the largest sand sculpture event in the world.
- The wildlife and adventure parks in Lagos, Guia and Algoz are fun for the whole family.
- Jeep safaris to the mountains are offered in the western Algarve.
- Beach or cliff walks are possible almost everywhere on the approximately 150 km long coastline.
- Riding stables are available throughout the Algarve.
- The hinterland of the Algarve is ideal for walks through an almost pristine nature. In many places guided tours are also offered.
- In the run-up to Christmas, Christmas markets are organised in every place.
- There are also carnival events in many communities. Internationally known are the parades in Loulé. Here prevails a Brazilian mood.