The Algarve comes alive with colour, culture and celebration in spring. For those fortunate enough to be staying in one of our luxury villas in Salema this season, some exceptional events promise to make your spring escape truly unforgettable.
Spring is when the Algarve truly comes into its own - and nowhere captures that magic better than Salema. From March through to May, the region slows into an effortlessly elegant rhythm.
There's another side to this beautiful region waiting to be discovered - one best experienced from the saddle. Just a short drive from Salema, Tiffany's Riding Centre offers an unforgettable way to discover the Algarve on horseback.
Whether you’re beached out, visiting in cooler months or just love discovering hidden gems, here are 10 brilliant things to do in the Algarve that don’t involve the beach at all.
Nestled along the stunning western Algarve coastline, this authentic fishing village offers the perfect blend of relaxation, adventure and quality family time - especially when you choose the comfort and privacy of a luxury villa holiday.
Praia da Salema - Salema beach - is a stunning crescent of golden sand that has somehow escaped mass tourism, perfect for everything from morning yoga sessions to afternoon sandcastle competitions.
Salema remains is one of the Algarve's best-kept secrets. While much of the Portugal's southern shoreline has seen extensive development, this charming fishing village sits within the protected Costa Vicentina Natural Park, preserving its authentic character and natural beauty.
Nestled along the stunning western Algarve coastline, Salema is a picturesque fishing village that feels wonderfully removed from the tourist […]
Salema has been named safest place to retire - 2026. For those seeking an extended winter holiday, a working retreat or simply a few months away from the grey skies, Salema represents the perfect solution.
When travellers dream of the perfect European summer escape, their minds often drift to the usual suspects: the Greek islands, the French Riviera or Italy's Amalfi Coast. But those in the know have discovered something special tucked along Portugal's southern coast.
