Guidebook for Tavira
Food Scene
This is a small, but busy place. Great atmosphere and great Tapas... the Tuna Tartar is amazing and Gin and Tonics huge !
You must book as this place is very popular !
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D'gusta
Estrada das 4 ÁguasThis is a small, but busy place. Great atmosphere and great Tapas... the Tuna Tartar is amazing and Gin and Tonics huge !
You must book as this place is very popular !
Tavira is a town well-stocked with pastelarias (cake and coffee shops). While it’s possible to save money by choosing one without a view, a pit stop at one of the options right next to the town’s Roman Bridge and amphitheatre is a must.
Yes, these cafes are packed with tourists and pricey (if only by Portuguese standards), but you’re paying for the location. The coffee and cakes are of an incredibly high standard too, as they are all over Portugal.
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Tavira
Tavira is a town well-stocked with pastelarias (cake and coffee shops). While it’s possible to save money by choosing one without a view, a pit stop at one of the options right next to the town’s Roman Bridge and amphitheatre is a must.
Yes, these cafes are packed with tourists and pricey (if only by Portuguese standards), but you’re paying for the location. The coffee and cakes are of an incredibly high standard too, as they are all over Portugal.
Shopping
The Gran Plaza shopping centre is worth a visit too, if only for the contrast between traditional and modern Tavira.
Containing a range of chain stores, a food court, cinema and hypermarket, this is a standard Portuguese mall. However, it’s very modern and often blissfully quiet (other than on Sundays and during the main holiday season). This makes for an enjoyable shopping experience, even for those who detest shopping!
Tavira Lovers - City Centre Apartments
20 R. Amália RodriguesThe Gran Plaza shopping centre is worth a visit too, if only for the contrast between traditional and modern Tavira.
Containing a range of chain stores, a food court, cinema and hypermarket, this is a standard Portuguese mall. However, it’s very modern and often blissfully quiet (other than on Sundays and during the main holiday season). This makes for an enjoyable shopping experience, even for those who detest shopping!
The Gran Plaza shopping centre is worth a visit too, if only for the contrast between traditional and modern Tavira.
Containing a range of chain stores, a food court, cinema and hypermarket, this is a standard Portuguese mall. However, it’s very modern and often blissfully quiet (other than on Sundays and during the main holiday season). This makes for an enjoyable shopping experience, even for those who detest shopping!
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MEO Tavira - Gran-Plaza
247 R. Alm. Cândido dos ReisThe Gran Plaza shopping centre is worth a visit too, if only for the contrast between traditional and modern Tavira.
Containing a range of chain stores, a food court, cinema and hypermarket, this is a standard Portuguese mall. However, it’s very modern and often blissfully quiet (other than on Sundays and during the main holiday season). This makes for an enjoyable shopping experience, even for those who detest shopping!
Go at Sunset to watch the sun slowly set with a view looking down on Tarvia town.
Enjoy a Gin & Tonic or a glass of vino !
Maria Nova Lounge Hotel
17 R. António PinheiroGo at Sunset to watch the sun slowly set with a view looking down on Tarvia town.
Enjoy a Gin & Tonic or a glass of vino !
Brisa do Rio
38 R. João Vaz Corte RealSightseeing
Ozadi Tavira Hotel
Great venue for a glass of wine in the Orangery
lha da Tavira is an 11km long sand bar island that is part of the Ria Formosa. The sandbar island essentially protects Tavira and the coast from the Atlantic Ocean. It’s a large part of what made Tavira so successful as a historical town in the past. The island ranges from 150 to 500m wide, and it’s backed by sand dunes, so compared to other beaches in the Algarve it’s a unique environment.
Tavira Island, 8800 Luz, Portugal
lha da Tavira is an 11km long sand bar island that is part of the Ria Formosa. The sandbar island essentially protects Tavira and the coast from the Atlantic Ocean. It’s a large part of what made Tavira so successful as a historical town in the past. The island ranges from 150 to 500m wide, and it’s backed by sand dunes, so compared to other beaches in the Algarve it’s a unique environment.