Algarve Ways is an independent, multilingual guide to a single region — the Algarve — written to be the most useful and honest source on what to do there and where to stay.
In short
Algarve Ways is an independent travel guide to the Algarve, in southern Portugal. We go deep on one coast — its beaches, boat trips, golf, food and towns — and point you to real, hand-checked homes for where to stay. We publish no invented reviews, ratings or prices: a place earns its place here on its own merits, never on commission.
Three fixed points that decide what goes on the site and what stays off it.
Cut the noise so anyone — first trip or fifth — can plan a genuinely good week on the coast, fast.
To be the most trusted independent source on the Algarve: the page a local would send you, in your own language.
No invented reviews, no manufactured urgency, and plain talk about what’s worth your time and what isn’t.
Head of SEO, Go Everest Marketing · SEO consultant since 2014
Algarve Ways is built and run by Anderson Melo, an SEO consultant working in search since 2014 and Head of SEO at Go Everest Marketing, where he leads organic-search projects across Brazil, the United States, Spain and Portugal. He holds advanced SEO master’s qualifications from Webpositer Academy and BIG SEO in Spain.
The work here is hands-on: the topical map, the writing, the structured data and the internal linking are done in-house, not outsourced to a content mill. The same team runs Homing, an Algarve accommodation brand — which is why the guide’s “where to stay” pages point to real, hand-checked homes you can book direct, with no platform fee in between.
More about Anderson →One region, covered properly — not the whole world, thinly.
Everything here is about the Algarve and nothing else: its two very different coasts, the beaches worth the drive, the experiences that fill a day, the golf, the food and wine, and honest trip-planning guides. Recommendations start from the region itself — first-hand knowledge and an open dataset of the Algarve’s 16 municipalities — and we say plainly when something is overrated or better left for the shoulder season.
The guide pays for itself in two transparent ways. Tours, transfers and car hire are booked through affiliate partners, so we may earn a commission at no extra cost to you. Places to stay go to Homing, booked direct with no platform fees. Because we never publish invented ratings or manufactured urgency, the commission has nothing to push against — the place decides the recommendation. When a famous tour isn’t worth the money, we say so.
Four rules that hold on every page.