Feel the power of Portuguese engineering and the wind on your face as we traverse the Barrocal trails in a classic UMM 4x4 jeep. For those who prefer a more comfortable experience, we also offer the option of taking this tour in a comfortable van, which you can select from the options below. This isn't just any trip; it's a cultural and sensory immersion.

Starting from the Cubist town of Olhão, we'll ascend to the highest point in the region, Cerro de São Miguel, where you can enjoy a fantastic view of the Ria Formosa in a truly unforgettable 360° setting, accompanied by a toast with regional liqueurs and a selection of typical delicacies from our Barrocal.

We'll continue along the red soils of Moncarapacho to the Monterosa Nurseries, where we'll take part in a guided tasting of various premium olive oils (except on weekends and public holidays, when the site is closed), learning about the process and the richness of what is known as “liquid gold” up close.

The adventure continues to Pego do Inferno, a magnificent waterfall steeped in legend and surrounded by lush nature, where you'll have the chance to take a dip and cool off, if you wish and conditions allow.

We then explore the historic old town of Tavira, one of the most charming towns in the Algarve, where we visit Tavira Castle, stroll across its iconic Roman bridges, discover historic churches and immerse ourselves in the cultural richness of this ancient town.

We'll then follow the salt flats route, a unique setting where we'll try to spot flamingos and other migratory birds — an experience that is always special, although it depends on natural conditions and the time of year.

Finally, we'll pass through the picturesque fishing village of Santa Luzia, known as the octopus capital, where you can soak up its traditional atmosphere and get some local recommendations before heading back.

With passionate bilingual guides and a personalized pace, we guarantee an experience rich in stories, landscapes and traditions that reveal the true essence of the Algarve — far from the usual tourist routes.