Holiday Lettings in Monchique, Portugal | Chalets and Villas (2 results)
Monchique is nestled in a valley between the only two mountains in the Algarve, Foia and Picota. Established by the Romans, who built, with granite, terraces on the rich fertile land to grow produce, for roman troops.
The delightful town has a pretty central square with street cafes in which to while away the time and people watch. There are beautiful gardens to admire and narrow historic streets to explore. By the way, parking is free everywhere in Monchique including the underground car park!
It is a Foodies paradise, delicious regional fare, chicken piri-piri, black Iberian pork, wild boar with plums, lamb casserole, chicken with cherries, pork and prawn cataplana, stuffed squid, grilled fish, local cured ham and smoked sausage, honey and marzipan sweets just to name a few, all are locally produced.
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$1,322
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Luxury villa to rent in Algarve Portugal. Complete with infinity swimming pool, this exclusive villa is situated in a superb private location only a half mile from the historic town of Monchique. The south facing villa enjoys superb coastal views and stunning sunsets!
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$774
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This chalet is in a very quiet area in the mountains, near a chapel and a small river, but 20 minutes drive from the beach. Very close to restaurants and shops in Caldas de Monchique center.
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Serra da Monchique
The peaks and contour roads of Foia and Picota afford 360 degree panoramic views, don't forget your camera! For the more adventurous, take some of the side roads and visit deserted watermills or the ghost village of Barbelote with its stunning cascade. The mountains here are quite spectacular and not to be missed, ideal for the biker, hiker or just a casual stroll.
There are level walks, steep walks, walks to the top of Foia and walks to the cafes in town. Bird watching is very popular as it is on a major migratory route. Cork oak forests abound and offer welcome shade from the hot summer sun.