🌿Casa Natura🌿
Enjoy Your Holiday At Its Best
2 bedrooms | 2 bathrooms | 1 living room | 1 TV lounge | Sleeps 6
The incredible Casa Natura has many things to offer... Check It Out Today!
For those seeking a peaceful holiday near the beach and surrounded by nature.
Features
Water sports, Golf resort, Boat
Walking distance to the beach
available in town; artisan bread straight from producer, and fresh fish daily!
What's Around
Burgau Beach
Situated on the coast between Lagos and Sagres is the fishing village of Burgau. Like much of the western Algarve the little fishing village was largely undiscovered by the tourism industry until re latively recently meaning it has largely escaped the unsympathetic development which blights much of the central coast. The village has somewhat spread out from the old centre but the new holiday accommodation is mostly low rise and inoffensive, if a little lacking in charm. As you head down towards the beach at Burgau the streets become cobbled and you soon find yourself among the jumble of whitewashed fishermen's cottages that make up the old village. You'll know when you are almost on the beach as you will find little fishing boats pulled up , lining the steeply sloped streets which double as slipways and a harbour. The beach at Burgau is a pleasantly wide stretch of golden sand with cliffs rising up at either end. However, it is worth checking the tide times as when the tide comes in the beach all but disappears leaving nothing to do except relax in one of the beachfront restaurants and take in the view. With Lagos only 20 minutes along the coast to the east and Sagres just a little further to the west Burgau is a good base for exploring the western Algarve. There are some lovely coastal walks from here and many of the neighbouring beaches such as Salema and Praia da Luz are well worth a visit. Burgau has grown in popularity as a holiday destination over the years. Whilst the days of stumbling across this little village and having a quiet drink and bite to eat aren't going to happen mid-summer anymore, out of season this once again becomes a charming little fishing village
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Restaurants
The Algarve - a landscape of rolling hills and valleys, dotted with olive, carob, almond, fig, and orange trees - a vast coastline overlooking the endless waters of the Atlantic. It comes as no surprise then that the Algarve’s cuisine has developed in two directions. An impressive variety of dishes using fish and shellfish on the one side, and a varied assortment of meat and game dishes on the other. Outside culinary influences are few and so traditional home cooking has taken on a vital significance, with recipes passed down through families and the ages. Odd really, as it was Portugal who first brought ingredients like pepper, coriander, ginger, curry, saffron and paprika to Europe, not to mention tea, rice, coffee, peanuts, peppers, tomatoes and potatoes.
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Points of Interest
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Feira medieval “medieval festival“ Silves
Featured Event Visit Silves in August and see how the Moors and Christians lived in the Middle Ages. During a nine-day period, Silves (capital of the Algarve during the Arab occupation) will return to its golden age. In a historical recreation of the Christian Reconquest era, the city will be invaded by characters from the distant past, including jugglers, acrobats, dancers and snake charmers, who will exhibit their skills. Don't miss this opportunity to see a live-action history lesson, including processions of noblemen, jousting tournaments and artisans and merchants offering their wares. Start Date: 09 August 2019 End Date: 18 August 2019 Contacts Silves
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Water parks
The Algarve has fantastic weather and with more than 300 days of sunshine a year there is no better place to visit a water park as you know that you are going to have warm, sunny weather when you visit
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Pricing Table
High season From July to the end of August
MOST POPULAR- €250.00 deposit required;
- Minimum stay 5 nights;
- Prior payment via bank transfer or PayPal;
Mild season from September to November
- €250.00 deposit required
- Minimum 5 nights
- Prior payment via bank transfer or PayPal
Low season from December to June
MOST POPULAR- €250.00 deposit required
- Minimum 5 nights
- Prior payment via bank transfer or PayPal
