Extensive gardens dotted with mature olive, almond and carob trees full of Mediterranean flavour, open the door to another Algarve covered in oranges, figs, carob, loquats, grapes, pomegranates and almonds, among many other exotic flavours such as avocado and guava.

Where trimmed gardens and orchards laden with the flavours and smells of the Arab presence in the Algarve contrast with the spaces where the Mediterranean biodiversity of holm oaks, oaks, ash trees and arbutus trees subsists and is conserved along a steep slope preceded by a dry land transition typical of Algarve. The rich and diverse Mediterranean flora here acquires its expression totally preserved in coexistence with Arabic-inspired orchards.

One can easily move around in these different nuances of the plant environment, from a trimmed lawn garden to an orchard of fruit trees and from there to an area of natural Mediterranean biodiversity. The diversity of nature is definitely one of the greatest assets of this outdoor space of more than three hectares where wild birds and rabbits make a point of visiting every morning and at sunset.