Getting Around
Local Transport | 29 September 2014
Vilamoura covers approximately 20km square. Walking is a great way to get from place to place but don´t underestimate distances. We have spent days walking around Vilamoura to provide the following guide for you.
Setting off from the Tivoli Hotel on the Marina it takes about:
- 20 Minutes to The Old Village
- 25 Minutes to The Hilton Hotel
- 15 Minutes to Falesia Beach
- 30 Minutes to The Tivoli Victoria
- 10 Minutes to the Police Station
- 40 Minutes to the EN125
You may have noticed the “Public Bikes” scattered across Vilamoura? These are operated by Inframoura and are an ideal way to beat the traffic in the summer. There are currently 37 stations and over 200 bikes covering the Vilamoura area with more stations on the way. They are a great example of Vilamoura ´s commitment to creating a “national quality of life reserve”. To use the bikes however, a card is required from Inframoura. These cards are only available to property owners here in Vilamoura. In some cases your hotel or accommodate on can provide a card for use.
Bus - Vilamoura is on a route running east to west across the Algarve. Timetables can be downloaded from www.eva-bus.com or call (00351) 289389143
Linha Verde – “The Green Line” is a circular bus route encompassing Quarteira and Vilamoura www.LCglobal.pt/pt/ (Click the Green Bus logo) Tickets are purchased from the driver. Approx €0.75/person
White Bikes – User cards are available to property owners in Vilamoura only. Information http://www.inframoura.pt/ing/public-bikes or visit the Inframoura office.
Tourist Train – A seasonal circular shuttle in Vilamoura operated by two separate companies. Information from Vila Gale Ampalius Hotel or at the Family Golf Park. Seasonal Timetables. Approx €3.50/person
Taxi – There are 2 taxi ranks, one is in front of the Casino, and the other is in front of Hel´s Kitchen. (Number 7 on the map) (00351) 289 300 160
Scooter Rental – Daily weekly rates. www.wavesscooters.com 00351 910109089