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Algarve is a premier golfing destination in Europe. The brilliant sunny weather and grand golf courses make Algarve a golfing paradise. There are over twenty world class golf courses in Algarve and the number is steadily rising. All the golf courses are complete with faultless infrastructure to afford you an unforgettable golfing experience. Not to mention the stunning scenery of the Algarve region and coastline that only adds to the appeal of the courses.
For a holiday destination, Portugal’s south coast is easily a match or better for the mainland of Spain. If you care to browse any holiday website online, you will quickly see that each has plenty of inexpensive package holidays around the Spanish mainland, but people should also consider a bargain holidays in the Algarve.
With Turkey becoming an increasingly popular golfing destination, players from around the world are flocking to the Turkish Riviera to give the courses a try. If you are tempted to visit, learn more about five of the finest golf courses in Turkey.
With the promise of balmy weather and a growing collection of some of the best courses in Europe, golf holidays in Portugal have plenty to offer the avid golfer. While there are good courses throughout the country, the majority are concentrated in the Algarve and near Lisbon, with a couple of hidden gems on the nearby island of Madeira.
As the pound continues to tumble against the Euro, UK golfers looking to travel abroad may find themselves frustrated by the increased cost of travel, accommodation and green fees in Europe. Traditional golf holiday destinations such as France and the Algarve have become more expensive, but the increased cost of golf abroad is the perfect excuse to rediscover some of the finest golf courses in the UK.
With massive injections of cash devoted to making the country the premier golfing destination in Europe, there's still time to take a golf break in Turkey before the secret gets out. The Managing Director of GolfPlanet Holidays explains why you should beat the rush and go play golf in Turkey...
After a long, cold winter and lots of hard days at work we all look forward to the holidays. For summer time holidays the best way to spend them is by a cool refreshing ocean beach. For this beach fun you should see what you can find for holidays in the sun.
The Algarve is considered to be by far the most popular holiday resort throughout Portugal. Few people could argue any differently, due to the sheer numbers of holiday makers that the resort attracts and the variety of different people. One of the main reasons why so many people are attracted to spend some time in the Algarve is the sheer number of high quality beaches, along with the superb selection of bars and restaurants that are within safe walking distance.
The maritime province of the Algarve, often called the Garden of Portugal, is the south westernmost part of Europe. Its coastline stretches 160km (99 miles) from Henry the Navigator's Cape St. Vincent to the border town of Vila Real de Santo António, fronting once-hostile Spain.
There are many kind of attraction in Algarve, but most people come to Algarve for its beaches. Though there are not enough words to describe the beauty of them, here is some of best beaches in Algarve.
Whether you want to take the Eurotunnel under the channel for an early tee time, or sail across and spend a longer holiday amongst the available holes, self drive golf holidays in France are incredibly enjoyable and well worth the trip. We examine why you should chose to drive yourself across the channel and some of the many benefits this kind of holiday brings...
Algarve or as it was baptized by the Arabs as Al Gharb meaning 'to the west', is the most southern province of the eleven that Portugal has been divided into. Its variety in terrain which starts at the small town of Odeceixe on the west coast, nicely tucked into the Espinhaco do Cao mountain range bordering the coast and the brave Atlantic Ocean to the west.
Golf instruction will get beginners off on the right foot so they feel comfortable on the links with more experienced golfers. There are rules and regulations that all golfers should know so they do not annoy the other golfers on the course.
Mallorca has transformed in recent years to become one of the best new golfing hotspots in Europe. Mallorca golf holidays are really growing in popularity thanks to the recently-built top-quality courses, fine Mediterranean food, the fine weather and a heavy investment in re-establishing the island as the ideal escape for middle-class Europe. Whether you’re going for golf, golf, golf or if you fancy a top-class hotel, you’ll have a big smile on your face.
Wales is often overlooked in favour of other countries in the UK for golf breaks. However, we believe that Wales has some excellent courses and clubs that can hold their own against their bigger and better known brothers and sisters. We have a look at some of the best golf courses in Wales to show you what you could be missing...
The very idea of exerting yourself on a package holiday to Tenerife may sound appalling to some, but for those of a less sedentary lifestyle, the Tenerife’s sports may offer the perfect way to spend the day ahead of alcohol filled club nights. Activity holidays in Tenerife are quite popular, and there’s a wide range of sports on the island. Here are some of the most notable – either for their quality or for their, erm, uniqueness!
Looking for the perfect sun holiday? Try a sun holiday in Portugal.
On the southwestern tip of continental Europe, Portugal is an old school country. In this article, we take a look at Lisbon, Lagos and the Algarve.
So you want to book a hotel in Majorca, don’t want to be a part of the wall-to-wall partying of Magaluf or Palma Nova, but still want to be within easy reach of the south’s attractions? That’s understandable, but where’s the best place to go? You may want to consider Santa Ponsa. Hundreds of holiday makers choose this wonderful resort each year for their family holidays to Majorca, and it’s not short of reasons why...
Golf is supposed to be an enjoyable game. We golf over and over again, because we love the game. So why do we beat ourselves up, just before we get off the first tee box? Have you ever heard yourself with a bunch of negative emotions before the golf round?
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