easy
3 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels; comfortable walking required
Discover Faro’s culinary soul with this lively evening food tour, featuring local dishes and stories from friendly guides. A perfect way to taste the Algarve’s rich heritage.
Faro in a nutshell: Try what Portuguese eat at home!
Embark on a delightful 3-hour Food Tour in Old Town Faro, where you'll savor 10 traditional Portuguese dishes across four local taverns. Experience the Algarve's rich culture and history through its cuisine, guided by locals who share captivating stories and insights, making this a truly unforgettable culinary adventure.
3 Hours
Adults (12+ years old): €84 Child (4-11 years old): €68
During your Faro Classic Food Tour you will visit 4 different restaurants/taverns in the Algarve, and taste around 10 of the most traditional dishes in Portugal.
Eating in the Algarve can be an unforgettable experience! Discover a little bit more about the charming Algarve, its small streets and its secrets. Different stories from a long ago, typical places, the real locals, several samples and time to take pictures.
This Food Tour is perhaps one of the best ways to discover the Algarve's culture. Our local guides will take you into a journey during 3h00m on the fascinating historical and ancient part of the city, with real neighbourhoods, local history, architecture and city culture.
Our stops are places where the Portuguese go to taste, eat or drink in a relaxed environment. Perfect to be your first contact with the Algarve where we will give you all the information, knowledge and tips to discover this beautiful part of Portugal.
Includes three tasting stops, 8/9 dishes (with drinks!) along with a cultural and historical tour of the city.
Get comfortable at the meeting point to start the tour on time and soak up the city atmosphere.
The tour involves walking through Faro’s historic streets, so wear shoes suitable for walking.
Try everything offered; Faro’s dishes are authentic and showcase local flavors and techniques.
Drink water throughout the tour, especially if visiting during warmer months.
Faro was historically an important Roman port and later a Moorish city, with its culinary traditions reflecting a fusion of these influences.
The tour promotes local businesses committed to sustainable practices, supporting Faro’s small taverns and traditional eateries.
Good shoes are essential for walking the historic streets of Faro comfortably.
Stay hydrated during the tour, especially in summer months.
Capture the colorful sights and delicious dishes along the way.
Bring a layer in case the evening gets cool.
spring;fall;winter specific