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A step back in time in the Algarve

“This is where the well-heeled came when Algarve tourism first took off”

Last year, we took a trip to the eastern Algarve, in southern Portugal. After hiring a car at Faro Airport, we headed north east to Moncarapacho. Winding our way past olive groves, rocky outcrops and men in flat caps tilling fields, we pulled up outside a huge white finca surrounded by bougainvillea and citrus trees and flanked by mountains – we’d arrived at Vila Monte Farm House.

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