A Sustainable Journey Through Portugal’s Sun-Kissed Coastline Portugal’s sun-soaked south-meets-west coast truly shines in the summer months, offering eco-travel enthusiasts a diverse and alluring landscape. This region is a harmonious blend of rocky coves, luminous beaches, quaint villages, bustling tourist towns, world-class seafood, and cliffside bars. The Algarve is divided into three distinct regions, each offering unique experiences for the eco-traveler. Eastern Algarve: Natural Wonders Await Bordering Spain to the east, the Guadiana River forms a natural boundary all the way to the stunning coastline. Here, the Parque Natural da Ria Formosa boasts sandy islands, salt pans, and marshlands that protect the land from the sea. Eco-travelers can enjoy kayaking…