Things to do in Vilamoura

As a seaside resort, the scenery is beyond doubt. Because it was winter when I went there, relatively speaking, there were not many people. But the warm sunshine, the sea breeze, and the view of the distance, this leisurely feeling is still very pleasant.

A stunning beach situated in the heart of the Algarve region. Short walk from Vilamoura Marina, Falésia boasts a day full of fun for all ages, with restaurants and bars, as well as a large and well maintained beach with life guards during the peak seasons (April-October).

beautiful cave, but extremely crowded! paid 10euros/pax to rent a kayak to get to the cave. cave was cold in late Sep, but still worth a visit

lovely place to visit all year round. quiet during the day and busy at night with bars and clubs.

A great option for families in the Algarve, especially during holidays. 👍We visited on January 1st (public holiday) and were pleasantly surprised that it was open — definitely a big plus and gave our child a very fun and memorable day.A few things worth noting for first-time visitors:Lockers are NOT included with the ticket.Even though we bought tickets online, we only found out at the changing area that lockers require a separate payment (€3 + €3 deposit). We had to go back outside to the counter to handle this. Clearer instructions in advance would help a lot.Time limit feels a bit short.The ticket seems to allow around 3 hours, which can feel rushed with kids. A longer option, such as a half-day or full-day pass, would be much appreciated.Facilities need some attention.In the men’s changing room, there were only two hair dryers and neither was working. Given this is a basic necessity, maintenance here should be improved.

A great place for a day trip. It's fun for both kids and adults. It's a shame they open late (10am) and close quite early (6pm, but by 5:30pm they shut everything down). We saw three animal shows and tried several rides. There was very little time left to relax and swim in the pools. Overall, we really enjoyed it, but getting there without a car is inconvenient and quite expensive.