The ideal holiday recipe – Portugal-Algarve-Lagos

The Vila Boavista was built on a 14.000 sqm piece of land in 1992. Basing on experience and cognition of Portuguese architecture the Portuguese architect Jose Nobre designed a villa which was built according to the rotundra principle. As a result a house with 6 double rooms and 7 marble bathrooms was created offering room for a maximum of 16 persons. A generously sized swimming pool, palms and the golden sun invite to a refreshing bath.

As a surprise to our guests the house offers friendly rooms with a completely different furniture. Each double room is equipped with a sofa bed, an own bathroom, fridge, WLAN and SAT-TV. The rooms are simple, but arranged with loving care. However, despite the pleasure about company during a holiday with friends or a group, this holiday home allows you to be on your own if desired.

The owners of the Vila Boavista attach great importance to the familiar ambience of the house. Children are very welcome and have quite a few thousands of square meters at their disposal for playing and running.

The wonderful palm garden with oleander bushes, orange, fig, lemon and almond trees around the swimming pool is a delight of scents, colours and impressions. In this garden you come to realise: You are on Portugal's Algarve!
The exclusive location, the view to Lagos and the Atlantic as well as the numerous small but nice extras of the Vila Boavista promise sunny and relaxing holidays on the Algarve coast.

And not least of all the marvellously clear water, the silent rocky bays and a tastily grilled sole with a delicious glass of Vinho Verde are completing many a sunny holiday.

The lovely evenings on the patios or in the palm garden of the Vila Boavista with a view to Lagos at night reward our guests with the romance of this enchanting country.

Here's the story of the photograph:

The beautiful sunset shown to the right was sent to us by some of our guests and won first prize of a photo competition of the Vila Boavista.

As you see: The familiar ambience of the Vila Boavista seems to be inspiring!