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About Figs on the Funcho

Figs on the Funcho is an idyllic riverside retreat and event location in Portugal’s Algarve countryside, with direct views over the river and winding pathways leading to the water’s edge for easy waterside access for kayaking, stand-up paddle boarding, wild swimming, and fishing. Walking Holiday An opportunity to enjoy the great outdoors and to explore the wonderful Algarve walking routes led by expert local walking guides. Walkers can end their day wild swimming, kayaking or paddle boarding on the lake or simply enjoy the infinity pool and deck whilst enjoying a cocktail and watching the sun set over the water. Painting Holidays Ideal creative break to improve your artistic skills and enjoy the positive healing effects of nature. The surrounding countryside and views of the river will make you feel as though you have discovered a secret oasis and you won’t be at a loss when choosing your landscape art scenes. Weddings Whatever style you would like to achieve we can help by putting you in touch with local wedding planners, caterers, independent chefs, and photographers. The tranquil location offers complete privacy and is the perfect choice for a wedding that will reward you with a plethora of snaps for your Instagram. Self-Catering Holidays A spacious 5-bedroom renovated property that combines modern style and traditional charm. This undisturbed and tranquil location offers spacious outdoor relaxation areas with spectacular views and unbeatable sunsets. Retreat Venue Do you love the idea of running a retreat but don’t know where to start? Or have you run retreats before and would benefit from ways of making it an even more memorable experience? I’ve run successful retreats the past 4 years and now writing a book. This book is for leaders and coaches to help create a clear view on how to create a signature retreat, plan,budget, and market it. Get in touch with Cheryl as she can help you or start off by completing this survey, http://bit.ly/3YKDzRj

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