Holiday rentals & lettings in Lagos

Would you like to spend a few days in a holiday rental in Lagos? On Holidu you will find a wide variety of rentals ideal both to enjoy a getaway as a couple or to spend a stay in the company of family or friends. All of them are equipped with the necessary furniture and appliances to make your holidays as comfortable as possible. In addition, most of our rentals in Lagos have a terrace and swimming pool, and are located a few minutes from the beach for a stroll. Don't wait any longer to make your reservation.

If you're looking for something more spacious and with outdoor areas for your kids to play or barbecue with friends, a villa in Lagos is the best option. We have chalets located a few metres from the beach and inland villas, ideal for those who want to enjoy contact with nature. Almost all of them have a garden, swimming pool and barbecue. Can you think of a better holiday rental to enjoy your holidays?

Located south of Portugal, in the district of Faro, Lagos is one of the most important tourist destinations in {Algarve}{601}}. Most of the population lives on the coast, focused on tourism. But there are also locals who live in the hinterland, dedicated to agriculture and forestry. However, it is not a sun and beach destination like so many others, but, little by little, has achieved a benchmark. Having achieved the recognition of QualityCoast in 2012, which recognizes its efforts to become a sustainable tourism destination. This, together with its cultural attractions and varied leisure offer, means that booking a letting in Lagos is always a guarantee of a pleasant stay.

Lagos is a lively city, but it is not as overwhelming as other coastal destinations in Portugal, such as Albufeira. Having managed to stay away from mass tourism. Its historic quarter is very quiet and very well preserved. With pedestrian streets of black and white tiles, flanked by a variety of shops and restaurants. This area does not have a beach, but if you book a cheap letting in Lagos in this area, you will not have to walk about 2 km to get to them.

Lagos is fortunate to have a wide range of beautiful beaches that are second to none to those of the Caribbean. Ideal for any type of tourist. If you travel with your family, the best option is Dona Ana, considered the best in the Algarve. With golden sands and crystal clear waters brimming with marine life. But if you're looking for peace and escape the overwhelming masses, the best is Meia Praia, which covers an area of 4.5 km. In addition, you will have the possibility of practising scuba diving, kitesurfing, windsurfing, south and sailing.

Lagos has several golf clubs, so golf enthusiasts can spend part of their holidays enjoying its magnificent facilities. One of the best is the Boavista Golf. A high quality 18-hole course offering spectacular views of the bay of Lagos and the Sierra de Monchique, and testing the skills of even the most experienced players.

Although Lagos suffered severe damage during the 1755 earthquake, it still has a wealth of monuments that you can not miss during your stay in the town. Some of the most outstanding monuments are the Castle of the Governors, the Roman ruins of Luz, the Fortress of Ponta da Bandeira or the church of Santa Maria. It also has some very interesting museums, such as the Centro de Ciencia Viva or the Museo Doctor Jose Formosinho.

There are numerous routes and trails throughout the Algarve that offer the possibility of discovering landscapes of stunning beauty. If you want to know the avifauna of the zone, the best options are the route of the Isla de Tavira and the route of the Salinas de Necton. But if what you want to see are unique landscapes, the best is the Environmental Route do Castelejo through the Parque Natural do Sudoeste Alentejano, because it offers a beautiful panoramic view of the lagoon and the valley.

Lagos is also a perfect destination for those who want to enjoy the nightlife. As the day falls, its pedestrian centre becomes a hervidero, with people of all ages who take advantage of the opportunity to dine on its terraces and restaurants. As the night progresses, the atmosphere shifts to the pubs. Small premises with a tradition of beer or cocktails, aimed at young audiences.

Eating at the Lakes is a real pleasure. This town offers an ample cuisine, with restaurants where abundant rations are served at very economic prices. The most typical dish of the area is the cataplana. A kind of steamed stew made with fish and vegetables. But there are also traditional grelhados, meats and fish cooked on the grill, such as sardines, jureles, dorada and pork or lamb meat.

Based on our data, Lagos has an average price of £114.43 per night, which is a relatively high one under the cities in Portugal.

Those who want to be budget-friendly should travel to Lagos in March, February, and April the cheapest months of the year, with average prices of £81.43, £82.67, and £91.3 per night, respectively, based on data collected in 2019.

When it comes to looking for a holiday rental in Lagos, the months when it is most expensive are, in descending order, August, July and September with average prices per night of £179.63, £150.35, and £138.01, respectively.

If you decide to discover Lagos, we suggest organising your visit in advance because it tends to be very high in demand, with an annual average occupation of 53% in the year 2019.

In 2019, the months with more free accommodation in Lagos were March, May, and November with average availabilities of 64%, 60.5% and 59.4%, respectively.

The month with the highest average booked rental figures is August (only 14% of properties were available on average in 2019). Followed by July (22.5%), and September (29.25%).

In Lagos we offer you a comprehensive catalogue of approximately 2800 properties, with options to suit everyone, thanks to our 35 local and international partners.