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Estalagem Aeromar is located in Faro, facing the beach. Faro is the provincial capital of the Algarve region and stands on a fertile plain surrounded by orange and olive groves, fruit trees, figs, almonds and maize fields.

The Romans made it an important centre and called it Ossonoba. The town's capture by the Portuguese, assisted by the Crusaders,  on 12 March, 1249, marked the end of Moorish rule in the Algarve, the last Muslim province in Portugal. Under the Moors it was a large port and a very important link to Portugal's interior.

Faro has been transformed from a sleepy provincial town into a centre of tourism, trade and commerce within three decades. Today the town, and it's airport, serves as a gateway to the south for millions of holidaymakers. There is an attractive small harbour, a bustling, pedestrian shopping area, and some excellent local beaches.

This Inn, the Estalagem Aeromar, has a total of twenty bedrooms all with sea view. All room have en-suite bathrooms and air conditioning, direct dial telephone, satellite TV and a safe.

There is a restaurant and bar in the Inn. Private parking available for residents.

The Inn is facing the beach at Faro where there are offshore islands giving clam water for children.

To the east of Faro stretches the Ria Formosa, a nature reserve with a peaceful bird sanctuary. The beaches along this part of the coast are flatter, wider and more deserted.

Olhao is a 17th Century town built in Moorish style and known for its lively indoor fish market. It is located approximately 13 kilometres from Faro.
 
 

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