Lost Bread -AL (Official Local Accommodation)

Nice house in Fuseta‘s old town, close to the beach and restaurants. Rooftop terrace with barbecue possibility was a great place to enjoy the weather outside. Exactly what we looked for.

The property was right in the town centre and very clean we liked the upstairs which had a small bbq ideal for fish and chicken. We have stayed in Fuseta many times but never in the town It was excellent for the beach and restaurants. Paulo was very kind and helpful we will stay again.

This was our first visit to Portugal and the whole family enjoyed it. The house is in a convenient location with several eateries only a minute or two away. The air conditioning was much appreciated after hot days at the beach. The house was clean and had everything needed. The area is very quiet at night which was good for our family. There is a beach a short walk away from this house but the ferry to the less crowded Fuseta Island is the same distance. For a few euro and a short wait, you can have a more pleasant experience.

This was our 3rd time in Fuseta and it was the by far best location we’ve stayed in. It’s so central to all the amenities, beaches, restaurants (Casa Corva) supermarkets. Our host Gérard was very helpful throughout and was easily contactable. The house is well equipped. Gerard M

We stayed for a week in this traditional house in the centre of the village. It was clean and functional with a wonderful roof terrace. Only a 5min walk to the nearest beach, even shorter to plenty of excellent fish restaurants, which we used a lot. Paulo was very helpful and friendly.

During the Brazilian music festival 'Pe Na Terra', we had a wonderful stay in this charming traditional house with roof terrasse in the very center of the fishing village of Fuseta. Everything was clean and tidy. The owners are very helpful and welcoming. The neighbours also, we managed to establish a contact very rapidly and learned many stories about the town and their lives. All cafés, restaurants and the beach are in walking distance, hence we did not need to use our car during the stay. There is also a wonderful vegetarian restaurant just two streets away. The best coffeeshop/bar which prepares wonderful snacks and salads is in the old building of the Hostel on Rua da Liberdade, a two minute walk. The fish and vegetable covered market is also very close by, the best tip for food shopping. The village with many restaured traditional houses with 'azulejos' is a refreshing alternative of the real Algarve compared to the ugly tourism factories in some other villages. We would definitively be delighted to come back very soon!