High Tide
Entire condo in Santa Luzia, Portugal
- 6 guests
- 2 bedrooms
- 4 beds
- 2 baths
Rated 4.33 out of 5 stars.6 reviews
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- 12 years hosting
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Apartment located in a high-quality condominium, with indoor and outdoor swimming pool, lots of sun, easy pedestrian access to the village of Santa Luzia. The apartment has a suite with a double bed, and another bedroom with two single beds that can be
The space
Apartment located in a high-quality condominium, with indoor and outdoor swimming pool, lots of sun, and easy pedestrian access to the village of Santa Luzia. The apartment has a suite with a double bed, and another bedroom with two single beds that can be converted into a (website hidden) bed. The living room has a sofa bed ideal for two children. They have a balcony with a BBQ, and direct access to the pool without the need for stairs.
Guest access
Apartment located in a high-quality condominium, with indoor and outdoor swimming pool, lots of sun, and easy pedestrian access to the village of Santa Luzia. The apartment has a suite with a double bed, and another bedroom with two single beds that can be converted into a (website hidden) bed. The living room has a sofa bed ideal for two children. They have a balcony with a BBQ, and direct access to the pool without the need for stairs.
Registration Details
26588/AL
The space
Apartment located in a high-quality condominium, with indoor and outdoor swimming pool, lots of sun, and easy pedestrian access to the village of Santa Luzia. The apartment has a suite with a double bed, and another bedroom with two single beds that can be converted into a (website hidden) bed. The living room has a sofa bed ideal for two children. They have a balcony with a BBQ, and direct access to the pool without the need for stairs.
Guest access
Apartment located in a high-quality condominium, with indoor and outdoor swimming pool, lots of sun, and easy pedestrian access to the village of Santa Luzia. The apartment has a suite with a double bed, and another bedroom with two single beds that can be converted into a (website hidden) bed. The living room has a sofa bed ideal for two children. They have a balcony with a BBQ, and direct access to the pool without the need for stairs.
Registration Details
26588/AL
Where you’ll sleep
Bedroom 1
1 double bed
Bedroom 2
2 single beds
Living room
1 sofa bed
What this place offers
Kitchen
Wifi
Free street parking
Private pool
HDTV with standard cable
Unavailable: Carbon monoxide alarm
Unavailable: Smoke alarm
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4.33 out of 5 stars from 6 reviews
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Rated 4.7 out of 5 stars for location
Rated 4.3 out of 5 stars for value
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Where you’ll be
Santa Luzia, Faro, Portugal
In a scenario of light and beauty stands before the blues of the sky and the sea, Santa (website hidden) 430 hectares, this is the smallest parish in the county and has 1,455 inhabitants. Located about 2 kilometers from Tavira, this village carries in its essence the customs and knowledge of the people of the sea.
According to the records, Santa Luzia was born in 1577, on the initiative of the fishermen, when they built a hermitage dedicated to a saint of the same name, a Sicilian martyr and protector of those who suffer from the eyes. Santa Luzia has thus become the patron saint of the parish.
The history of the village was always connected to the sea. Initially through fishing for shávegas and hooks and, from 1842 until the middle of the twentieth century, with the appearance of the Barril frame, through the tuna cupjo. From 1927 onwards, fishermen began to devote themselves to fishing for the octopus with tarts and lairs, this fact contributed to the fact that, today, Santa Luzia is considered the "capital of the octopus".
Years later, on December 29, 1984, this village, formerly part of the parish of Santiago, was elevated to parish seat and became a village in 1999.
Today, still of fishing nature, this parish also lives on tourism, with accommodation, restaurants and quality beaches. Designated as the "octopus capital", Santa Luzia provides all its visitors with true moments of harmony and well-being.
Enjoy the life of this village and the fishing gear that live in an atmosphere of harmony with the tourism and hospitality of the Santaluzienses.
What to visit?
Igreja Matriz de Santa Luzia
Dating back to the 16th century, the Church was rebuilt in the 20th century with the help of the population.
Former Armação do Atum
Situated on Barril Beach, its origin dates back to the year 1842. Its state of conservation is good, and the space has been converted into a commercial area with shops, restaurants, cafes, gelataria and bar. Near the frame, it is possible to contemplate, along the sand, an "anchor cemetery" that adorns the area.
Ria Formosa Natural Park
The Ria Formosa Natural Park covers an area of about 18400 ha, distributed along 60 km of coastline that comprises the territory from Ancão to Manta Rota.
It is a wet area of international importance, which is part of the list of ramsar sites and special protection zone – “Birds Directive”.
With about two hundred documented species, the Ria Formosa is home to migratory birds from central and northern Europe as well as being a nesting place for many others.
The Ria Formosa is an area protected by the Statute of Natural Park, since 1987, was elected in 2010, as one of the 7 Natural Wonders of Portugal, is also considered an ecosystem of great importance not only regionally but nationally and internationally.
Oliveira Bimilenária
The imposing bimilennial olive tree was classified as public interest in 1984. This tree has a canopy of 7.70 meters high and a larger diameter of 11.80 meters. It is thought to originate from Mesopotamia, having been brought to Europe by the Phoenicians entering the Algarve by the village of Balsa.
According to the records, Santa Luzia was born in 1577, on the initiative of the fishermen, when they built a hermitage dedicated to a saint of the same name, a Sicilian martyr and protector of those who suffer from the eyes. Santa Luzia has thus become the patron saint of the parish.
The history of the village was always connected to the sea. Initially through fishing for shávegas and hooks and, from 1842 until the middle of the twentieth century, with the appearance of the Barril frame, through the tuna cupjo. From 1927 onwards, fishermen began to devote themselves to fishing for the octopus with tarts and lairs, this fact contributed to the fact that, today, Santa Luzia is considered the "capital of the octopus".
Years later, on December 29, 1984, this village, formerly part of the parish of Santiago, was elevated to parish seat and became a village in 1999.
Today, still of fishing nature, this parish also lives on tourism, with accommodation, restaurants and quality beaches. Designated as the "octopus capital", Santa Luzia provides all its visitors with true moments of harmony and well-being.
Enjoy the life of this village and the fishing gear that live in an atmosphere of harmony with the tourism and hospitality of the Santaluzienses.
What to visit?
Igreja Matriz de Santa Luzia
Dating back to the 16th century, the Church was rebuilt in the 20th century with the help of the population.
Former Armação do Atum
Situated on Barril Beach, its origin dates back to the year 1842. Its state of conservation is good, and the space has been converted into a commercial area with shops, restaurants, cafes, gelataria and bar. Near the frame, it is possible to contemplate, along the sand, an "anchor cemetery" that adorns the area.
Ria Formosa Natural Park
The Ria Formosa Natural Park covers an area of about 18400 ha, distributed along 60 km of coastline that comprises the territory from Ancão to Manta Rota.
It is a wet area of international importance, which is part of the list of ramsar sites and special protection zone – “Birds Directive”.
With about two hundred documented species, the Ria Formosa is home to migratory birds from central and northern Europe as well as being a nesting place for many others.
The Ria Formosa is an area protected by the Statute of Natural Park, since 1987, was elected in 2010, as one of the 7 Natural Wonders of Portugal, is also considered an ecosystem of great importance not only regionally but nationally and internationally.
Oliveira Bimilenária
The imposing bimilennial olive tree was classified as public interest in 1984. This tree has a canopy of 7.70 meters high and a larger diameter of 11.80 meters. It is thought to originate from Mesopotamia, having been brought to Europe by the Phoenicians entering the Algarve by the village of Balsa.
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