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Villa |3 bedrooms |Sleeps 8

Areias Sao Joao in Albufeira

From £600 per week

Short stays welcome

Changeover Saturday

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Key info  Swimming pool, beach or lakeside relaxation, balcony/terrace, car not necessary, private garden, may take pets - please enquire

About the home

LATE DEALS AVAILABLE NOW ***************The villa benefits from its own private pool, with barbecue, leading from the living room is a spacious area by the pool, furnished with a table and chairs to enable you to dine al fresco. With three en suites and two living rooms the villa is ideal for families, with plenty in the surrounding area to see and do during your stay.

Located in a peaceful area but near everything, 10 min walking to the Old Town, 8 min to the Strip, 5 to the beach, forget about the car.

Facilities

Conditions

Note: Prices may be subject to change at the owner's discretion.

- Bookings are flexible. A 30% deposit is required at the time of booking. The balance is due 6 weeks prior to departure. A damage deposit of 300€ will be paid on the arrival.
- Rental rates include water, gas, electricity, garden and pool maintenance, linen and towels.
- We also accept payment by Pay-Pal

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The Algarve / Central Algarve region

The Algarve is the southernmost region of mainland Portugal and covers an area of 5,000Km2. With 200 Km of Atlantic Ocean coastline, it has a climate similar to the Mediterranean. The population is close to 400,000 inhabitants of all nationalities, distributed through 16 municipalities and settled mostly on the coastline.
Today, the Algarve is a favourite holiday destination, being famous for its beautiful beaches, amazing countryside, vibrant night-life, splendid golf courses, excellent hostelries, culture and popular customs, and the friendly charm and welcome of its people. The wonderful climate, warm and sunny all year round, gives visitors the opportunity to enjoy a wide variety of sport, cultural and leisure activities.
We invite you to discover a little more about this desirable region.

The Albufeira / Areias Sao Joao area

The place we know today as Albufeira is not just a “Tourist Capital” in Portugal. It is also an area full of history, with vestiges of human occupation since the remote Neolithic and Bronze ages.

Contacts with Phoenicians, Greeks and Carthaginians taught the inhabitants the alphabet, use of monetary currency, and how to conserve foodstuffs with use of salt. Initially occupied by the Romans, its original name was Baltum. The Romans were famous for their administrative skills and initiated intense agricultural, mining and commercial activities. There still remain vestiges of aqueducts, roads and bridges built by them.
Commerce with the North African coast led to a gradual influx of the Moors throughout the Algarve. The name of Albufeira comes from the Arab “Al-Buhera” which means “Castle of the Sea” – this name could derive from the existence of a fortification built on the rocky outcrop that dominated the lagoon on the lower part of the town. The Arabs made great strides in the development of agriculture, introducing new cultivations, tools and techniques, such as ploughs, water wheels to raise water from underground wells and also were the first to use fertilizers.

The Christian conquest of the region began at the end of the 12th Century. After decades of conflict, a tight siege of the town by the Knights of the Order of Santiago, finally drove out the Moors in 1249, in the reign of King D. Afonso III. The town was awarded to the Military Order of Aviz and became part of the kingdom of Portugal and the Algarves. King D. Manuel I awarded Charter to the Town of Albufeira on the 20th of August 1504 (date of the municipal holiday) and from that day the town was governed according to the legislation in force for the rest of the country.
Of all the southern towns, Albufeira has been one of the most victimised by natural disasters. The earthquake of 1755 was the worst and most damaging, terminating in a tidal flood that destroyed most of the buildings, leaving few houses standing intact. Rebuilding was slow and it took decades for Albufeira to begin to recuperate from this enormous tragedy.

In the middle of the 19th Century, the fishing industry did much to revive the economy of the town. The export of fish and dried fruit were the principal means of income for the region.
Tourism began to flourish from the 1960’s and gave a breath of fresh air to the local economy. As Albufeira grew, so it became a “city” in 1986 and continues to evolve and expand even into the present day. Thanks to an ever-growing tourist industry, it has become one of the most desired holiday destinations in Europe.
In order to cope with the growing needs of the Tourist industry, Albufeira was obliged to overflow its historical urban boundaries into the surrounding countryside in order to build the necessary quality accommodation and install the accompanying luxury services they require. Montechoro, Areias de São João and the famous Oura now became new centres of attraction for visitors. The recent completion of the Albufeira Marina has extended the town’s urban development from its eastern side over to Galé and Salgados in the west.

The borough of Albufeira receives a considerable percentage of the 5 million tourists who visit the Algarve annually. The frenetic summer season now extends into the rest of the year, for visitors of all ages and from all over the world.
Its extraordinary climate, with more than 3000 hours of sunshine per year, (see the weather page) and the friendly charm of its people persuade many foreigners to move residence to the region, either temporarily or permanently. We find more and more people select Albufeira as their favourite destination because of its multiple attractions, i.e. the lively and social night-life, the beautiful beaches, varied water sports, golf courses, glorious countryside and the local cuisine.

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Rental prices

Prices for group size 8
Period	From	To	Weekly	Nightly rate		Minimum  stay
				Weekday	Weekend
	13 Jan 12	1 Apr 12	600£ 600	0-	0-	1 Week
	1 Apr 12	1 Jun 12	800£ 800	0-	0-	1 Week
	1 Jun 12	1 Jul 12	1200£ 1200	0-	0-	1 Week
	1 Jul 12	16 Jul 12	1600£ 1600	0-	0-	1 Week
	16 Jul 12	1 Sep 12	1800£ 1800	0-	0-	1 Week
	1 Sep 12	16 Sep 12	1200£ 1200	0-	0-	1 Week
	16 Sep 12	1 Oct 12	1100£ 1100	0-	0-	1 Week
	1 Oct 12	1 Nov 12	900£ 900	0-	0-	1 Week
	1 Nov 12	1 Apr 13	600£ 600	0-	0-	1 Week
	1 Apr 13	1 Jun 13	800£ 800	0-	0-	1 Week

NB: Prices may be subject to change at the advertiser's discretion.

Easter 1200€ per week or 250€ per night, minimun 3 nights.

Preferred changeover day Negociable

Deposit required at time of booking 30%

Balance due 8 weeks prior to holiday

Refundable damage deposit required 500€

The prices are for 8 people, Extra bed per week: 100€

Availability

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2 years listed You are contacting Maria Aranzazu Vergara Garcia Algarve100villas (property manager) Landline +44 0208 2240851 Mobile +44 07767201867 Languages spoken The property manager is based in the United Kingdom and has advertised with Holiday Lettings since 2009. This villa has so far received 0 reviews.

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