For Rent: Privately Owned Vacation Home in Moncarapacho, Eastern Algarve, Portugal

Location

Portugal - Algarve - Eastern Algarve - Moncarapacho
In the beautiful landscape of Eastern Algarve, where the sun shines an average of 3200 hours a year, where tourism isn't widespread yet - that's where Moncarapacho, a typical Portuguese village, is located.
Moncarapacho boasts various restaurants, cafes, a post office, a bank, a laundromat, a pharmacy, a pottery, various small shops and some smaller supermarkets. Casa Risonha is situated about 3 km from the coast, about a 30 minute drive from Faro Airport, about 20 km from Tavira, and 11 km from Olhao. To reach the closest beach, just get on a ferry at Fuseta (approximately 5 km from Casa Risonha). In 10-minute intervals it takes passengers to the superb offshore islands of the Rio Formosa Natural Preserve. The mountains can be reached within 10 minutes. Spain is just a half hour highway drive away.

Portugal - Algarve - Eastern Algarve - Moncarapacho

In the beautiful landscape of Eastern Algarve, where the sun shines an average of 3200 hours a year, where tourism isn't widespread yet - that's where Moncarapacho, a typical Portuguese village, is located.

Moncarapacho boasts various restaurants, cafes, a post office, a bank, a laundromat, a pharmacy, a pottery, various small shops and some smaller supermarkets.

Casa Risonha is situated about 3 km from the coast, about a 30 minute drive from Faro Airport, about 20 km from Tavira, and 11 km from Olhao.

To reach the closest beach, just get on a ferry at Fuseta (approximately 5 km from Casa Risonha).
In 10-minute intervals it takes passengers to the superb offshore islands of the Rio Formosa Natural Preserve.

The mountains can be reached within 10 minutes.
Spain is just a half hour highway drive away.

For Rent: Privately Owned Vacation Home in Moncarapacho, Eastern Algarve, Portugal

CASA RISONHA, a renovated Portuguese-style farmhouse on a 6000sq.m parcel of land

Location

In the beautiful landscape of Eastern Algarve, where the sun shines an average of 3200 hours a year, where tourism isn't widespread yet - that's where Moncarapacho, a typical Portuguese village, is located.