Hi, my name is Antonio, a local and connoisseur of the Algarve for over two decades. A long time established property manager. All of our properties that are available for rent are managed and looked after all Year round, by holidaying with us you can be certain that you will find a well maintained property and that you will always have a number to call for any queries or problems. Customer satisfaction is our top priority and we will sort out any problem that may arise in a timely manner. Price-wise you will find that our rates are similar or lower than similar properties who are not professionally managed, why risk ruining your holiday with a problems that weren’t sorted in due time? Do it well, go with Seashell.

Charming villa with a magnificent view over the sea and islands. Located in a very quiet area and with all the ingredients for an unforgettable holiday. The view, the games room and the sunny pool area are some of the highlights of this house. The highlight of this beautiful villa is without a doubt the view, it is difficult to remain indifferent to the sight of the sea, the islands and the Ria Formosa. A pergola covers the outdoor table which can sit 10 people contemplating the frameless picture while enjoying a meal. Next to it, a comfortable sofa, supported by a glass-topped table for light meals or tea, games or reading. With sunshine all day long, the sun loungers along the pool are the delight of our guests. The kidney shaped blue pool invites to swim and play and can be heated when requested for an additional fee. The charcoal barbecue is next to the kitchen window. Below the pool area, a games room with pool table and a table tennis table will bring more fun to your holiday. Parking is just next to house and has room for several cars.

Portugal's warm and dry south coast, the Algarve still holds elements of Portugal's Moorish past — groves of almond and orange trees, and white-domed buildings with blue trim, traditional azulejos tiles, and pointy chimneys — reminiscent of the region's minaret heritage. Stretching for some 100 miles, the region has beach resorts along the water's edge and rolling green hills dotted with orchards farther inland. The coastline varies from lagoon estuaries in the east (Tavira), to sandy beach resorts in the center (from Faro to Lagos), to rugged cliffs in the west (Sagres). It's well-discovered as a tourist destination, and if you go to the places featured in brochures, you'll find it paved, packed, and pretty stressful. Still, there are a few great beach towns left, mostly on the western tip, and this part of the Algarve, the south coast, is part of any sun-worshipper's dream.