Monte Rei Golf & Country Club

Monte Rei Golf & Country Club sits in the picturesque foothills of the Eastern Algarve with sweeping views of the Serra do Caldeirão mountains. A globally-acclaimed golfing paradise set in a private estate spanning over 1,000 acres of unspoiled countryside, Monte Rei boasts the lowest building density of any comparable luxury golf resort in Europe. In addition to the magnificent Clubhouse and the multiple award-winning Jack Nicklaus Signature Golf Course, the resort also offers traditional and contemporary residences and plots for discerning homeowners - an exquisite collection of beautifully designed private homes.

Clubhouse Residences:
Thoughtfully designed and beautifully appointed with breathtaking views overlooking the blue waters of the Atlantic Ocean and panoramic views towards the lake and the 18th fairway. These contemporary 1, 2, and 3-bedroom apartments and penthouses are surrounded by landscaped gardens and just moments from the iconic Monte Rei Clubhouse.

Miradouro Villas:
Thoughtfully designed and luxuriously appointed, each 3-bedroom villa is characterised by its surroundings, drawing inspiration from the timeless beauty and elegance of traditional Portuguese architecture. In close proximity to most of the resort’s facilities, they retain a high degree of privacy and tranquillity.

North Golf Plots:
Dotted along the Jack Nicklaus Signature North Course, with spectacular views across the fairways and beyond, are a number of exclusive plots ranging from approximately 2000 m² to 7000 m², where you can create a spectacular home in your own vision that meets your particular needs and preferences.

Miradouro Plots:
Miradouro village is the perfect place for anyone, of any age, whether you are looking for a fuller, more active lifestyle or they simply want somewhere to explore and relax, to escape the demands of everyday life. It’s a picturesque natural playground.

The eastern part of the Algarve is quieter than the central part and yet has so much to offer. Beautiful waterfront towns such as Tavira and Monte Gordo on the Spanish border, are lively and feature many fabulous restaurants, markets and golf is never far. The beaches are long and wide and it is probably fair to say that the weather and water is calmer and warmer than in the western part of the Algarve.