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Welcome to Lakeside Village, a truly gorgeous resort famous for its excellent lake, fantastic properties, and laid back pace of life.

This three-bedroom townhouse in the beautiful resort of Quinta do Lago, Portugal is just waiting to be enjoyed on your family’s next holiday. With superb facilities and incredible comfort, you will have everything you need to sit back, relax, and have a great time!

The kitchen and the bathrooms have been recently refurbished and the townhouse is elegantly decorated to a high standard. You can enjoy all of the comforts of home, such as cooking in the fully equipped kitchen or barbequing on the terrace. However, you will also have all the conveniences of staying within a luxury resort. The townhouse is only a short walk away from many of the excellent facilities that Quinta do Lago has to offer.

The golf clubs at the resort are top-quality and there are four unique courses to choose from. If golfing is not your sport of choice, why not try tennis, swimming, wind-surfing, sailing, or horse riding? If you feel like you just want to relax in the sunshine, there is plenty of warm golden Algarve sand on the beaches to sink your toes into. Have a wonderful holiday!

Further Details About Interior Facilities:

The townhouse has a large television with satellite and a DVD player.
An extra bed can be hired to accommodate larger families.
The townhouse has its own private first floor sun terrace.

Further Details about Exterior Facilities

The outdoor dining table and chairs and the barbeque make it possible to enjoy meals in the beautiful sunshine and fresh air.
The property has four sun-loungers for soaking up the warm Portuguese sunshine.
The townhouse is close to many of the excellent Quinta do Lago resort facilities, including the outdoor pool, golf course, restaurants, and tennis courts.

Property Notes:

Linen and towels provided (except beach towels)
Maximum occupancy is 2 persons per bedroom unless previously arranged
A damage deposit is required at balance payment – refunded after departure from the property
Cots and high chairs, extra beds, extra maid service and food packs can be arranged – prices on request
Check in 16.00 and check out 10.00 unless previously agreed
Maid daily except weekends and bank holidays. Maid service does not include washing up.
Linen and towels changed twice per week in premium and high periods and once a week during mid, low and economy seasons
Discounted rates for golf
Emergency contact details for Management Company
No pets allowed inside the property.
No smoking.

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QUINTA DO LAGO is an exclusive residential and recreational estate set in 800 hectares of pine forest and lake at the southern tip of Portugal. The resort enjoys a superb location, bordered on its south eastern boundaries by the Ria Formosa Natural Park. The park is one of 23 protected areas in Portugal. This tidal inlet is the UNESCO protected home of migratory birds and a wetland of world importance. It is one of the last unspoilt coastal zones in Europe. The owners of Quinta do Lago have worked closely with the park authorities, not only to protect the landscape and the wealth of flora and fauna that endow the region but to integrate a high quality of tourism development, without upsetting the delicate ecological balance.

The region is also abundant in marine life and fosters a rich ecosystem for the propagation of migrant and resident birds, some rare and threatened. Quinta do Lago has created two nature trails, which have been designed to enhance awareness of the environment value of the area. Since its creation in 1972, the development concept of Quinta do Lago has been one of low density. Even when fully developed, the constructed area will occupy only eight per cent of the entire estate. This is guaranteed by regional planning control and ensures maximum privacy for the property owners and protection of the environment.

Social life in Quinta do Lago can be as active and varied as you choose. The golf clubs and four magnificent courses are a focal point though there is a wide range of other sporting and leisure activities such as tennis, sunbathing, swimming, windsurfing on the lake, sailing, fishing, horse riding and beach combing.

Quinta do Lago has its own shopping centre, Quinta Shopping, an attractive area of 10,000 square metres modelled on the concept of London's Covent Garden. Forty shops include some of the top brand names and offer a wide range of products and services. Shopping facilities and choice of merchandise in the Algarve have seen a tremendous increase in the last few years. In the Almancil area there are supermarkets, sophisticated interior design studios, antique and furniture shops, garden centres, fashion boutiques, shoe shops and high class jewellers. Portugal has a rich tradition of handicraft and folk art, many cottage industries producing individual handmade goods, which should not be overlooked whilst trying to find something original. Portugal is also famous for its pottery and hand painted tiles, Portuguese crystal, porcelain, Arraiolos carpets and lacemaking.

Eating out in Quinta do Lago and the surrounding area is a true pleasure. There are many restaurants offering an excellent range of cuisine to suit all tastes and when the dining is over a vibrant nightlife awaits in the resort's nightclubs.

Quinta do Lago is 15 minutes drive from Faro International Airport, two hours from Lisbon and two hours from Seville in Spain. There are daily international flights direct to Faro from most major European cities.

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The Algarve has become a magnet for many holiday visitors. Huge numbers of visitors become bewitched by the area's charm and beauty and consequently buy a property there! Some retire to the Algarve, others seek to start a new life away from the hustle and strain of a colder climate and a harsher working environment. Still others buy as an investment to rent out as a holiday accommodation and the majority of the villas and apartments rented by Select Resorts in this region are privately owned.

The Algarvean temperament adds much to the relaxed social atmosphere of the region. The local people are generally courteous and their natural hospitality and acceptance of foreign tourists lead to a cosmopolitan cultural ethos within the Portuguese society. Much to the relief of European visitors, many Portuguese people have an excellent command of English, particularly those working in the tourist industry. However, they appreciate it if visitors make an effort to converse in Portuguese.

SURROUNDING AREA:
Albufeira is often overlooked by tourists and Old Albufeira is actually a very pretty town. Its Moorish influence is easy to see in Minaret-inspired chimney pots and whitewashed buildings. It claims to have the largest sandy beach in the whole of the Algarve and the waters are particularly clean and unpolluted. The Portuguese love their fish and in Albufeira all fish is caught locally. We especially recommend the restaurants in this fishing town.

Almancil offers a very varied picture. This town has become an important centre for providing support services to feed the needs of two nearby stylish well established holiday and rental developments: Quinta do Lago and Vale do Lobo. The town has many shops, banks, post office etc. and some of the finest restaurants in the Algarve are located within the area.

Faro, the capital of the Algarve, was a sleepy provincial town twenty years ago but now has all the facilities of a modern European town with an attractive shopping area. The gateway to the Algarve can be deceptive from the outskirts. However the centre radiates from the old walled town with its delightful square and orange trees, church, museum and several excellent restaurants.

Loule is situated 18 km (11m) north east of Faro. The weekly Saturday morning market is famous amongst the locals and holidaymakers. The market has an excellent selection of fruit and vegetables, along with fresh fish every day. You will often see artisans working brass, copper or clay in and about the streets of Loule - craft is still very active in this area.

Olaho is very like a north African town beacuse the houses and the church are built in the shape of white cubes, sometimes two or three storeys high. Olaho's style owes very little to the influence of Moorish culture and is the result of modern trading links between its merchants and those of the North African coasts. Similar buildings can be found in Tunisia and Libya. The most attractive area of the city is the old part, although surrounded by more recent buildings. Fishing is still popular in Olaho but nothing like as important as in the past.

We highly recommend a visit to all the above places during your stay in the Algarve!