Summer temperatures in Portugal and much of Europe. Time to cool down! We sipped our way through six Portuguese summer drinks: from a crisp vinho verde to cocktails with port and espumante, and a non-alcoholic drink with a long history. Perfect by the pool, on the beach, or right on your own terrace. Here's to...Read More

Fig season has officially started. All over the Algarve, fig trees are full of ripe fruit waiting to be picked. The perfect time to head outside, gather some figs and turn them into something delicious. This time, Sérgio is sharing his recipe for homemade fig and Port jam.Read More

Nesper-what?! Nêspera: the Japanese loquat. I had never heard of it before moving to the Eastern Algarve. And yet, with this little fruit you can make delicious recipes. Like a nêspera jam or a nêspera chutney of chef Sergio.Read More

Here in the Algarve, we live more off what the land, the air and the sea give us. Well, give.... You do have to pick it, catch it or shoot it :) Take wild boar for example (Javali in Portuguese). Chef Sérgio shares his delicious wild boar stew with red port.Read More

Sun, peace and wide open space: that’s what makes golf in the Eastern Algarve so special.Read More

In this charming little fishing village, good food is never far away. Fuseta is especially known for its BBQ restaurants, where fresh fish and seafood are grilled outside. But there are plenty more good restaurants to discover. From Celebra a Vida Resort, you can stroll to it all in minutes.Read More

The first time we wandered through Fuseta, it all clicked. Narrow streets, cosy little squares, great restaurants, a working harbour and the beach within walking distance. We fell in love with the village on sight.Read More

Yes! Celebra a Vida Resort is open for bookings from 1 July 2025! Book your holiday in our comfy resort 🌴☀️🏖️🍹🩴🏊‍♀️✈️🧳🎉Read More

The West Algarve is famous for its iconic cliffs and rocky beaches in the west, but the east is a hidden gem. Here, you’ll find kilometers of sandy beaches, peaceful lagoons, charming islands, and authentic fishing villages.Read More