Tavira, believed to be the oldest settlement in Portugal, traces its roots back to 2000 BC. Nestled along the southeastern coast, this historic town offers a blend of ancient and modern experiences. Visitors can explore the layers of history through its well-preserved architecture and archaeological sites, or simply relax on the nearby sandy beaches. The town’s narrow, winding streets and traditional whitewashed houses create a charming and inviting atmosphere, making Tavira a rewarding destination for both history enthusiasts and leisure travelers.
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