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Tavira is known for its history, beauty, and relaxed beaches. It features over 30 churches, a 13th-century castle and Roman bridges. Tavira Island offers golden sand beaches, while local markets and seafood enhance its traditional atmosphere.

3* & 4* hotels in Tavira reviewed (14):
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AP Cabanas Beach Resort

AP Maria Nova Hotel

Costa de Cabanas Hotel

Eco Vila Gale Hotel

Golden Club Cabanas resort

Herdade da Corte Hotel

Ozadi Hotel

Pedras da Rainha resort

Pousada Convento Hotel

Quinta Velha Hotel

Residencial Lagoas

Residencial Mares

Tavira Garden Hotel

Vila Gale Hotel

See our guides to the best holiday locations and places to visit in Portugal:-
Algarve:- Albufeira - Alvor - Carvoeiro - Faro - Lagos - Loule - Olhos de Agua - Praia da Rocha - Praia da Luz - Quarteira - Silves - Tavira - Vilamoura :: Lisbon and Coastline:- Cascais - Coimbra - Estoril - Ericeira - Lisbon - Nazaré - Óbidos - Sintra - Sesimbra - Setubal - Tomar - Tróia

About Tavira:

Tavira, a lovely village in southern Portugal's eastern Algarve, is famed for its mix of historical allure, natural beauty, and laid-back beach ambiance. Often regarded as one of the most stunning cities in the Algarve, Tavira straddles the Gilão River and boasts cobblestone streets, whitewashed homes with traditional Portuguese azulejos (tiles), and a rich cultural past.

Important Properties of Tavira:
With over 30 churches, the remnants of a 13th-century castle, and Roman-era bridges, Tavira boasts Its design shows later Christian reconquest, Moors, and Romans influence.

The Roman bridge spanning the Gilão River, surrounded with palm trees and cafés, is the highlight of the town and provides beautiful views and a tranquil atmosphere.

Part of the Ria Formosa Natural Park, Tavira provides simple access to stunning beaches including the long stretches of golden sand on Tavira Island (Ilha de Tavira). Another reason Praia do Barril is famous is for its unusual anchor graveyard.

With salt pans, dunes, and biodiverse tidal marshes, this preserved coastal lagoon system is a paradise for birdwatchers and nature lovers.

Local culture and cuisine: With local markets, seafood restaurants, and seasonal celebrations, Tavira still has a classic Portuguese atmosphere. Local specialties include octopus, clam, and other fresh seafood.

For visitors looking cultural depth, nature, and peace, Tavira provides a quieter, more genuine replacement for the more commercialized Western Algarve resorts.

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