Falésia Beach in Albufeira
Falésia Beach in Albufeira has a sandy beach measuring more than 5.5 km in length. It is one of the longest in the city and in the entire Algarve. As it is one of the most famous tourist attractions in Albufeira, Falésia Beach usually receives many visitors, especially in the summer. It is a very popular beach within the local population.
Activities and what do to in Falésia Beach in Albufeira
Because Falésia Beach has a sea without rocks and is quite calm, it is recommended for children and for practicing Stand-Up Paddle (SUP). Many people also swim there. Due to the size of the cliffs, they serve as a “windbreak”, making them ideal for sunbathing on the sand or enjoying a bar by the sea.
How to get to Falésia Beach in Albufeira?
Falésia Beach is close to Albufeira, but we recommend going by car. We share the route starting from the historic center of Albufeira: follow Avenida dos Descobrimentos and then EM526, take Estrada do Toy70 and then Estrada das Açoteias. Enter Rua da Falésia and follow to the beach. As it has many stairs, access is not considered easy for those with mobility difficulties.
Accommodation and where to stay at Falésia Beach
On Falésia beach, the accommodation options are more luxurious, such as the 3HB Falésia Garden, the Porto Bay Falésia and the Falésia Hotel, all very comfortable and with a somewhat high price range.
What is the best time of year to visit Falésia Beach and Algarve?
The best time to visit Falésia beach and the Algarve is during summer. In the months of July and August, the NoSolo Água bar organizes sunset parties from 6 pm every afternoon. It is suitable for young people who want to enjoy the afternoon on the beach with food, snacks and a variety of drinks. The musical set is led by DJs from the region.
In addition to Falésia Beach, Albufeira has other hidden treasures. Check out which are the best beaches in Albufeira.
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Luiza Bergamini
Graduated in Tourism at Faculdade Anhembi Morumbi in São Paulo, Luiza is fluent in English and is passionate about travel and nature. She currently works with student tourism and loves to discover new cultures.