Albufeira est une ville côtière dans la région de l'Algarve au Portugal, située en Europe du sud le long de l'océan Atlantique. La ville offre des falaises dorées spectaculaires, des places de vieille ville historiques et un port pittoresque. Les visiteurs apprécient la baignade et les sports nautiques sur les plages de sable, l'exploration des bâtiments blanchis à la chaux de la vieille ville et les repas dans les restaurants en bord de mer servant des fruits de mer frais.
Albufeira is located on the central Algarve coast of southern Portugal, approximately 40 kilometres west of Faro International Airport. The town sits within the Faro District and is administered by the Municipality of Albufeira, which covers an area of roughly 140 square kilometres. The coastline here is characterised by Jurassic-era sandstone and limestone formations that erosion has sculpted into the arches, stacks, and sea caves for which the region is internationally known. Content is based on editorial knowledge current to 2025 and reflects general travel conditions for the destination.
Albufeira | Algarve | Southern Portugal | Beach Resort | Sea Caves | Coastal Tourism | Faro District
