This superb 3/4 bedroom Burgau villa is sold at the price of a 2/3 bedroom villa representing fantastic value for money. Set in a national park and just 3-4 mins walk from the beach and local restaurants this villa is a perfect place from which to enjoy the countryside, culture, beaches and entertainment of the Western Algarve. The villa is accessed via an impressive entrance with the accommodation spread over three floors. At pool level, there is a light and airy lounge with patio doors out to the outdoor kitchen, terrace dining area and pool. Also on this level is the kitchen/breakfast room which is fully equipped for either alfresco or in-villa dining. The outdoor kitchen with fully functioning barbeque is a great place to wind away the warm Algarvian evenings whilst sampling some home cooked seafood, purchased from the local fish market and caught that very morning. On this level, there is a cloakroom containing a WC and washbasin, and a fully equipped utility room. The second floor is home to the two master suites, both spacious with a terrace overlooking the pool and views across the national park. ------- BEFORE CHECK-IN Before you arrive at the villa, details of all guests will need to be provided. The reason for this is similar to how European hotels take down passport details on arrival. Portuguese authorities are now insisting that villa owners now do the same. For everyone staying at the villa, we will need: - Full name; - Date of birth; - Place of birth; - Nationality; - Residence address (home address - the area only); - Country of Residence; - Document of Identification (i.e. Passport or id card); - Document Number (Passport number); - Country issuing the document (country issuing the passport); None of this data will be stored permanently. Check-in will not be possible without prior submission of these details. Failure to provide these details in time will result in the booking being cancelled with no refund.

Hi there! My name's Lloyd. I run the rental management for our family villa. We've had over 10 years of successful rentals and are very used to families coming to stay in this beautiful part of the Western Algarve. If you have any questions at all, please get in touch. Thanks Lloyd

This area is still one of Portugal’s hidden secrets, from the tranquillity of its sheltered southern beaches and harbours to the wilder more rugged west coast with its spectacular surf. It boasts over 3000 hours of sunshine each year. The countryside consists of rolling landscapes, picturesque hamlets and fishing villages, as well as towns steeped in maritime heritage. Unlike the East, this region is delightfully unspoilt and untouched by commercialization. Open air markets are held each week where locals trade their fresh produce and wares. Lagos is the nearby town with its culture and history dating back to Roman times. It was from here in 1514 that Prince Henry the Navigator launched his fleet to seize Ceuta in Morocco setting the stage for Portugal’s age of discovery. The town is a maze of cobbled streets with pavement restaurants, cafés and bars. To the west is the port of Sagres with its dramatic headland – Cape St Vincent which is the most south-westerly point of Europe.