Hotels in Faro District, Portugal

Faro District sits at the southern tip of Portugal, with a Mediterranean climate that keeps winters mild (around 50°F or 10°C) and summers hot (near 90°F or 32°C). It's most famous for the Ria Formosa lagoon and the dramatic sea caves along the Atlantic coast, like Benagil Cave, which you can only access by kayak or small boat. In summer, join a stand-up paddleboard tour through the lagoon's channels, while in winter, you can hike the rugged cliffs near Cape St. Vincent without the crowds and explore Faro's Old Town with its 13th-century cathedral.