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Seasons?
Seasons?
Hello all
I was perusing the property rental page, but it's not immediately obvious (but should be) which dates equate to which season (though I have done a trawl around the site). Can anyone confirm? For those in a position of IT power, it would be worth stating the dates on the first page.
I was perusing the property rental page, but it's not immediately obvious (but should be) which dates equate to which season (though I have done a trawl around the site). Can anyone confirm? For those in a position of IT power, it would be worth stating the dates on the first page.
Re: Seasons?
The "Confused?" Help link on the Holiday Rental front page opens up this:
This seems to cover your point.You can either see lists of all the properties or search by your own criteria, such as dates, number of bedrooms, distance to town etc.
Please use the "Check availability" link at the bottom of each property page and check if the property is available for the desired period before contacting the owner.
Season dates are individual for each property and can be viewed by a click on "View season dates"
All rentals are directly between you and the owner of each property, there is therefore no need to contact http://www.carvoeiro.com about available properties.
Re: Seasons?
Indeed it does Farol - many thanks. I appear to have been wearing my particularly opaque myopic spectacles last night.
However, the few I have clicked on for season details are not actually marked up to indicate which is which. Oh dear. I did think there would have been a general agreement on seasons, but as different countries have different holiday seasons, I suppose that might explain it.
However, the few I have clicked on for season details are not actually marked up to indicate which is which. Oh dear. I did think there would have been a general agreement on seasons, but as different countries have different holiday seasons, I suppose that might explain it.


