Glamping Sites in Albufeira

We stayed for 6 nights in glamping and it was a great place to be and visit the Algarve. Our bed was super comfortable and at night it was fresh. I like the good vibes of the recreational promoters everyday, my daughter had a great time. The staff was always very friendly. The bus station is in front of the camping. However I recommend renting a car in Albufeira to visit the Algarve during the stay. That's what we did!

Brand new with amazing facilities. 💗loved

The most incredible overnight stay ive ever had. We wish we knew about this place sooner amd could of book more nights here. Its so peaceful and more luxurious than any hotel ive stayed at. A real tranquil and personal experience. I couldnt recommend the place more, it really is the best experience ive ever had and in my opinion priced too cheap.

Location, safe, comfortable and cosy. Owner was helpful and friendly. Enjoyed the walk in the morning with my little dog and met the resident dog who was friendly and playful. Thank you.

Everything went smoothly from the moment we met sandy and her mother sonia till the moment we left. We felt like we were at home. The apartment was very comfy and cosy. The pool is very clean. The space around is well maintained. I hope their project gets bigger and bigger 🙏🏻

Clean, new, private, roomy, comfy

Joao ( the on site host), was awesome , nothing too much trouble, his breakfasts were amazing.

The ambiance, the space, cleanliness, views and the amazing hosts.

We spent a wonderful 1-week holiday at the tiny house. The house is nestled away in the hinterland of the Algarve in a very small, quiet village, in the middle of a permaculture food forest garden. You share the garden with the two hosts, chickens, cats and many birds and lots of plants, of course. It's very relaxing to wake up early with the animals and enjoy the sun and breakfast on the private tiny house terrasse. A chicken or two might pop by to check if you dropped something yummy to eat. They are really cude and friendly. The hosts, very kind twin sisters from France, respect your privacy and will leave you alone, if this is what you desire, or engage with you with a wide open heart, if you signal an interest in getting to know them and learn more about their project. In fact, we were promptly invited to a delicious home-made pizza on their own terrasse and had a lovely evening together. The tiny house itself is very simple but cosy, especially the sleeping loft. We didn't use the kitchen much, except for preparing breakfast, but cooking dinner would also not be a problem. There is a stove and oven and even some condiments to use. You might want to be aware that the house features a dry toilet, e.g. a bucket with woodchips. It takes some getting used to seeing your "donations". In the end it became a weirdly peaceful routine to take the bucket with the liquids, add some water and grace some plants with nutrients. As for the more solid parts, you just add woodchips and drop everything off in a designated dry toilet compost bin, thereby contributing to a nutrient cycle being closed eventually. The house is very stategically located for some wonderful day trips to Sagres, Monchique, Alte, Olhao, Faro, Lagos, etc. And if you feel like staying in the permaculture paradise you can choose to enjoy a wonderfully relaxing Ayurvedic massage or a one-on-one yoga lesson in an absolutely beautiful yurt.