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Portugal - Albufeira

  • 19-02-2008 3:26pm
    #1
    gimmick
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    We have booked a week in a villa in Albufeira for the start of June. Simple question really to anyone who has been, is it expensive there? By expensive I mean, is it as bad as here, or is it as cheap as, say, Turkey?


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  • #2
    RxQueen
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    its not as cheap as turkey no, but its cheaper than here, there are some nice places to eat out there the are very cheap.


  • #3
    Slate
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    All depends on where you eat and go out. Most people head for the strip which is your tourist street basically and tourist prices but there is a big difference in some of the restaurants for basically the same things because some of them have a perceived better image.

    In the old part of town again there are wide variances in the quality and prices but a good range to suit most people. Not as cheap as Turkey but my experience there is to stay away from the tourist traps and go to the local restaurants - about 30-40% of the price and most of the time better food


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