Praia da Luz · Algarve
Luz & Surrounding Area
On your doorstep
Everything within easy reach
- 15 minutes walk to the beach, cafes, shops & restaurant
- 10 minutes walk to the local supermarket in Luz
- 5 minutes drive to Boavista Golf Club
- 8 minutes drive to the larger town of Lagos
- 5 minutes drive to the horse riding facility
- 25 minutes drive to Lagos Zoo
- 20 minutes drive to the Autodromo Internacional do Algarve, where you can watch car and super-bike racing by day or night
- 10 minutes drive to the fabulous Meia Praia beach which has 5km of golden sandy beaches and plenty of bars & restaurants to choose from
Whether you are just wanting to relax, unwind and enjoy time with family and friends, or if you prefer a more energetic holiday, Villa Lux Luz and the surrounding region has everything you could wish for; great beaches, scenic walks, superb food and friendly locals!
Explore the Algarve
Days out from the villa
Praia da Luz
On your doorstepYour home for the week is a relaxed former fishing village with a Blue Flag sandy beach, a palm-lined promenade and a great choice of cafés, bars and restaurants, all a 15-minute stroll from the villa. The dramatic headland of Rocha Negra frames the eastern end of the bay, with lovely clifftop walks in both directions.
Lagos
8 minutes by carOne of the Algarve's most charming historic towns, with cobbled streets inside old city walls, a lively marina, superb restaurants and the famous golden cliffs and sea caves of Ponta da Piedade. Boat trips, kayaking, and the sweeping 5km sands of Meia Praia are all on hand.
Sagres
30 minutes by carWild, windswept and unforgettable, this is mainland Europe's most south-westerly point. Explore the clifftop fortress, watch the surfers at Tonel beach, and stand beneath the lighthouse at Cape St Vincent where the land finally runs out into the Atlantic. The sunsets here are something special.
Portimão
30 minutes by carThe Algarve's second-largest town, home to the huge golden beach of Praia da Rocha and a riverside famous for its sardine restaurants. Petrol-heads should look out for race days at the Autódromo Internacional do Algarve, and the marina is the starting point for coastal cruises and dolphin-watching trips.
Silves
40 minutes by carHead inland through orange groves to the Algarve's former Moorish capital, crowned by a magnificent red sandstone castle. Wander the old town's steep streets, visit the Gothic cathedral, and enjoy a long lunch by the river. It makes a lovely change of pace from the coast.
Vilamoura
1 hour by carA glamorous day out to the east, with one of Europe's largest marinas ringed with restaurants and bars, world-class golf courses, a casino and long sandy beaches. Perfect for a spot of people-watching over a late lunch.