Algarve - Portugal
Residential Mobile Home And Holiday Park
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What We Offer
Luxury
Country Living
AffordableCaliço Park is an all year round, residential park, set in 9 hectares of rolling countryside on a south facing hill overlooking the village of Vila Nova de Cacela.
Mobile Homes for Sale
Camping
For a tranquil and quiet relaxed atmosphere, Calico park is well presented throughout and offers an expanding array of facilities and a good friendly community feel.
WC for Wheelchairs
Fair Shade
Spaces for Caravans
Camping Area for TentsPark Facilities
For a tranquil and quiet relaxed atmosphere, Calico park is well presented throughout and offers an expanding array of facilities and a good friendly community feel.
WIFI
Swimming Pool
Restaurant and Bar
Children PlaygroundLocal Amenities & Attractions
Activities
Leisure park inserted in the National Forest of Santa Rita. It has a small playground for children, with some children's amusement equipment, being especially nice on the hottest days. The leisure park of the Santa Rita / Conceição de Tavira Forestry Perimeter is a natural space where there is a small herd of semen that you might be lucky enough to observe. It also has four footpaths, a picnic area, a children's playground and a waterfowl observatory, being a perfect place to be in direct contact with nature and what it has the best to offer. It is frequent the observation of the duck, the blue handle, the hoop, the red partridge and the rola. Also the wild boar, the fallow deer, the rabbit, the hare and the snake snake coexist in this habitat.
It had its initial afforestation in 1920, with acacias and eucalyptus trees. It had as its initial function the exploitation of firewood for lime kilns and tannins for the tannery industry. The landscape is as attractive as it is diverse, both at the level of fauna and flora. The forest cover is now made up of acacias, eucalyptus, meadow pine, cork oak, holm oak and some cypress and carob. The fauna presents a rich offer not only in birds but also in mammals, reptiles and amphibians.
Villages
Vila Nova de Cacela, or simply Cacela, is a town located 2km from Caliço Park, in the municipality of Vila Real de Santo António. You can find supermarkets, shops, several banks and the post office
Beaches
Praia da Fábrica, also known as Praia de Cacela Velha, was considered one of the best in the world by the Spanish edition of the magazine «Condé Nast Traveler».
The top 15 of the world's best beaches were prepared by the magazine's journalists, each having chosen their favorite.
In the case of Praia da Fábrica, Sara Morillo wrote: "Since 2006, every summer I have escaped to the border between Huelva and the Algarve. Then I discovered what I feel today as "my beach". Maybe she's not the prettiest (who is) or so virgin like that, but that's the metaphor of my happiness. "
The journalist adds that the beach is next to Cacela Velha, "a beautiful village where the sunsets of the Algarve are contemplated".
And he explains: "Access to the beach has its liturgy: you park the car next to a tiny anchorage. There, a place welcomes you in your boat to take you to a deserted island of white sands and infinite shores. Around, in the only restaurant on the dock, you can taste the conch and oysters of the Ria Formosa Natural Park. And until then I can read ».
Activities
The Natural Reserve of Sapal de Castro Marim and Vila Real de Stº António (RNSCMVRSA) is located in the southeast of the Algarve, near the mouth of the river Guadiana, covering a territory integrated in the two municipalities that give it the name: Castro Marim; and Vila Real de Sto António.
The salt marsh of Castro Marim and Vila Real de Santo António was the first Nature Reserve created on the Portuguese continent.
The biological interest of the area in its multiple ecological, botanical, ornithological and ichthyological aspects, the archaeological value of the Castro Marim agglomerate, as well as the high sensitivity of the area and its influence on regional economic factors, such as fishing, saliniculture and of tourism, were the reasons invoked in the diploma that creates the Reserve.
From the viewpoint that is the castle of Castro Marim, built by Alfonso III in 1242 and around which the village grew, one can admire the curious reticulated landscape, mixed estuary, marshes, brackish water bodies, salinas, pastures , puddles, props and extensions without vegetation.
A geometry of lands and waters to which the mirror of the salty confers unforeseen reflexes. Nowadays, saliniculture, fish farming, agriculture and fishing share the essential part of the exploitation of natural resources.
The Natural Reserve is confused with the marsh which extends along the Guadiana, between Castro Marim and Vila Real de Santo António, a flat area with low altitudes, furrowed by a network of steers that ensure drainage and open to salt water. The dominant monotonous green alinda is in the spring with the red with which the Mesembryanthemum nodiflorum covers the slopes of the salinas. The highest areas have spots of Mediterranean maquis.
The steers are prime spot for breeding fish and crustaceans. Castro Marim serves as a habitat or simple refuge for the large population of water birds, namely the Stilt Himantopus himantopus and the tailor Recurvirostra avosetta. The white stork Ciconia ciconia stands out by the number of occupied nests. Also present were summer birds, the case of the flamingo Phoenicopterus roseus and the dwarf tern Sternula albifrons, and wintering birds, such as the limosa littoral tortoise and the common prairie Calidris alpina.
In the near coastal dunes one records the occurrence of Chamaeleo chamaeleon chameleon, observable in certain sections of the Algarve coastal strip and even in the barrier islands of Ria Formosa.
Events in the Algarve
A regularly updated list of cultural and historical celebration events taking place both locally and throughout the Algarve
Santa Rita Leisure Park
Leisure park inserted in the National Forest of Santa Rita. It has a small playground for children, with some children's amusement equipment, being especially nice on the hottest days. The leisure park of the Santa Rita / Conceição de Tavira Forestry Perimeter is a natural space where there is a small herd of semen that you might be lucky enough to observe. It also has four footpaths, a picnic area, a children's playground and a waterfowl observatory, being a perfect place to be in direct contact with nature and what it has the best to offer. It is frequent the observation of the duck, the blue handle, the hoop, the red partridge and the rola. Also the wild boar, the fallow deer, the rabbit, the hare and the snake snake coexist in this habitat.
It had its initial afforestation in 1920, with acacias and eucalyptus trees. It had as its initial function the exploitation of firewood for lime kilns and tannins for the tannery industry. The landscape is as attractive as it is diverse, both at the level of fauna and flora. The forest cover is now made up of acacias, eucalyptus, meadow pine, cork oak, holm oak and some cypress and carob. The fauna presents a rich offer not only in birds but also in mammals, reptiles and amphibians.
Vila Nova de Cacela
Vila Nova de Cacela, or simply Cacela, is a town located 2km from Caliço Park, in the municipality of Vila Real de Santo António. You can find supermarkets, shops, several banks and the post office
Cacela Velha Beach / Fábrica Beach
Praia da Fábrica, also known as Praia de Cacela Velha, was considered one of the best in the world by the Spanish edition of the magazine «Condé Nast Traveler».
The top 15 of the world's best beaches were prepared by the magazine's journalists, each having chosen their favorite.
In the case of Praia da Fábrica, Sara Morillo wrote: "Since 2006, every summer I have escaped to the border between Huelva and the Algarve. Then I discovered what I feel today as "my beach". Maybe she's not the prettiest (who is) or so virgin like that, but that's the metaphor of my happiness. "
The journalist adds that the beach is next to Cacela Velha, "a beautiful village where the sunsets of the Algarve are contemplated".
And he explains: "Access to the beach has its liturgy: you park the car next to a tiny anchorage. There, a place welcomes you in your boat to take you to a deserted island of white sands and infinite shores. Around, in the only restaurant on the dock, you can taste the conch and oysters of the Ria Formosa Natural Park. And until then I can read ».
Nature Reserve - Sapal de Castro Marim / Vila Real de Santo António
The Natural Reserve of Sapal de Castro Marim and Vila Real de Stº António (RNSCMVRSA) is located in the southeast of the Algarve, near the mouth of the river Guadiana, covering a territory integrated in the two municipalities that give it the name: Castro Marim; and Vila Real de Sto António.
The salt marsh of Castro Marim and Vila Real de Santo António was the first Nature Reserve created on the Portuguese continent.
The biological interest of the area in its multiple ecological, botanical, ornithological and ichthyological aspects, the archaeological value of the Castro Marim agglomerate, as well as the high sensitivity of the area and its influence on regional economic factors, such as fishing, saliniculture and of tourism, were the reasons invoked in the diploma that creates the Reserve.
From the viewpoint that is the castle of Castro Marim, built by Alfonso III in 1242 and around which the village grew, one can admire the curious reticulated landscape, mixed estuary, marshes, brackish water bodies, salinas, pastures , puddles, props and extensions without vegetation.
A geometry of lands and waters to which the mirror of the salty confers unforeseen reflexes. Nowadays, saliniculture, fish farming, agriculture and fishing share the essential part of the exploitation of natural resources.
The Natural Reserve is confused with the marsh which extends along the Guadiana, between Castro Marim and Vila Real de Santo António, a flat area with low altitudes, furrowed by a network of steers that ensure drainage and open to salt water. The dominant monotonous green alinda is in the spring with the red with which the Mesembryanthemum nodiflorum covers the slopes of the salinas. The highest areas have spots of Mediterranean maquis.
The steers are prime spot for breeding fish and crustaceans. Castro Marim serves as a habitat or simple refuge for the large population of water birds, namely the Stilt Himantopus himantopus and the tailor Recurvirostra avosetta. The white stork Ciconia ciconia stands out by the number of occupied nests. Also present were summer birds, the case of the flamingo Phoenicopterus roseus and the dwarf tern Sternula albifrons, and wintering birds, such as the limosa littoral tortoise and the common prairie Calidris alpina.
In the near coastal dunes one records the occurrence of Chamaeleo chamaeleon chameleon, observable in certain sections of the Algarve coastal strip and even in the barrier islands of Ria Formosa.
Events both localy and throughout the Algarve
A regularly updated list of cultural and historical celebration events taking place both locally and throughout the Algarve
5 Championship Golf Courses
Stunning Cycle & Walk Paths
Award Winning Beaches
What they say
What a find, a beautiful park in a great real life setting close to the beaches, but not in the touristy hub of it. Very friendly people both staff and home owners. We love it here, and this is where we want to call home in a few years.
Jack Doe
Here we are close to everything but in a quiet and rural place away from all the hustle & bustle. We love the people and the surroundings, in fact we know more people here than in Rotterdam!
Kevin & Barbara O Rourke from Lancashire
Great camp / caravan park on the Algarve very near to Spain. Not your average park. 4km to beach. Sea view from park. Been coming here 3 years now . Nice people and great part of the world.
Ian McNally