There’s certainly no lack of facilities that supports the beach time on a Monte Gordo summer holiday. On the sea side the promenade is strewn with benches and palms and dotted with bars and kiosks whilst town side is a plethora of shops, cafés, restaurants and bars. With loads of flat spaces for tables and chairs, eating al fresco is just one of the other special experiences of a Monte Gordo summer holiday. The beach itself is a swathe of flat golden sands, safe for swimming and if you’ve young children a Monte Gordo summer holiday is perfect so tell them to pack their buckets and spades. But don’t worry the adults aren’t forgotten. A Monte Gordo summer holiday has plenty of grown up things to do. Golf courses are close by and there are wind based water sports all along this part of the Algarve or if you fancy, jeep safaris to inland lakes or River Guadiana boat trips.

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Taking a holiday to Monte Gordo is not about finding a quaint little Algarve town that used to be a fishing village that has expanded to cope with the demands of Portugal’s modern tourist industry.