Called Villa Bam, this five-star resort in Dunas Douradas is situated between Quinta do Lago and Vale do Lobo on the Algarve coast.
It's the kind of place where you can put your feet up on a clean beach or take a relaxing dip in the pool, breathing in the cool air and working on your tan the whole day long.
If you don't fancy leaving your accommodation, you'll be in the lap of luxury for the duration of your stay, with air conditioning, BBQ facilities and much more in these beautiful villas for let.
Fancy knowing more about what you can do during your stay? Then check out our list of five great places where you can relax around Dunas Douradas.
Located in Quinta do Lago, the Bovino Steakhouse will leave your mouth watering with dry-aged beef cooked to perfection. Whether you like your steaks rarer than the Holy Grail or cooked for an age, you'll enjoy your meal while surrounded by striking decor and attentive staff.
Promoting wellness and relaxation, the Vale do Lobo Royal Spa aims to transport you to a plane of tranquillity you've never experienced. Here you'll enjoy massage therapies, makeup contouring and countless other treatments to leave you feeling pampered.
The Forum Algarve is a shopping mall offering you a huge variety of stores, including Zara, Guess and Lacoste. Don't fancy shopping? Then retreat to the cinema on the Forum's second floor and catch up on the latest blockbuster releases.
There's no greater pleasure in life than playing a round of golf in the glistening sun - and The Vale do Lobo Golf Club offers a peerless experience that won't disappoint. Complete with two courses, this golfing resort gives you the perfect chance to catch some rays and maybe even improve your putting.
The Pine Trees Riding Centre is the perfect getaway for the family, providing horse riding for almost any skill level. If you're a first timer, you'll be guided through the riding process gently by an experienced rider.
If you'd like to find out more about our holiday accommodation in Portugal, check out the Villa Bam site.
