Me too but not until September!.

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We'll be in Albufeira on Easter Sunday all being well. I have lost count of how many times we have been and we still love the placed.

Lagos, July

1st 2 weeks in july for me, albufeira.

We're off to Alvor, Algarve, on the 16th June for 2 weeks.

Lisbon for a long weekend in Sept.

And hopefully back to the Algarve for the Portugeuse Masters late October

We have just booked for Lagos in August

1st 2 weeks in July, Albufeira again

Olhos De Agua in September, our first time last year, liked it so much have booked for two weeks this year!

I wouldn't mind trying to fit in an end of season week down to the Algarve.

Hi
We have always gone to Cyprus in September which is still very hot, but must admit it was very pleasant last year in the Algarve, it can go a little chilly at night though, but lovely during the day!
Roll on September

[b][/b]We're going to Portugal for the first time..Faro on the 25th of September for 3 nights for our 25th wedding anniversary!
Can't wait to see what it's like.
Don't know anything about the place but hey who cares...no kids, no work for a few days ,no wories

Hi

I'm sure you'll like it, 23 sleeps for us......

Albufiera, october 11th

Albuferia in under two weeks time...

we will be going to Albuferia for the 3thd time at the end of sept

Just come back from a fortnight in Lagos. I couldn't believe how much prices have gone up!
A word of warning for anyone travelling to Portugal in the near future. If you have room in your suitcase, take your shampoo and shower gel e.t.c. as personal hygiene items are very expensive now. (I paid 2 and a half euro's for a bottle of shower gel). The euro and the pound are virtually neck and neck at the moment, so 2 and a half quid for a shower gel is more than twice as much as what I pay in England. (I buy mine from Asda for £1 a bottle).
Also, take your own painkillers. I paid 7 euro's for a box of paracetamol and a box of Ibuprofen in a pharmacy in Lagos. You cannot buy these items for a few pence from a supermarket like in England, so your hangover could cost you dear. (That's if you can afford the beer now in Portugal, which isn't much different from back home).

Pandy1956,
thanks for the information, im just going to pop down to morrisons, and stock up on painkillers and toiletries as im going tomorrow afternoon..