famouse in cvo last night???

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Post by Rayofsunshine »

Hi bobbie-anne - thanks for the tip - I'll certainly do that. Are you a regular visitor to CVO? It is our first time and we're looking forward to it 8)
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I was assuming you had a hire car in my advice.

It might be worth looking at hiring a car for the whole period and be independent ( and because you will need one to get anywhere from your accommodation) wherein the price may well be little more than hiring a day here and there + taxis. Driving here is no problem and the signposting in recent times has improved immensely.
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Post by Lesley Jean »

:oops: sorry to have called you a he... when you are a she..... ooops indeed

We always hire through Algarve driver who you will find on this site, good quality cars and a lot cheaper than anyone else that I have had quotes from.

Have a lovely holiday when you do get here you will love it I am sure. :lol:
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Post by dennisg »

I have just read all these entries wondering when the reference to a farmhouse in CVO was going to crop up!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :lol:

Perhaps I need to make an appointment with Roy4Eyes when I come to CVO in October.
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:lol: :lol: :lol: haha.... I need some I think as I didn't realise I had put an e on the end...... :oops:
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Post by Michael Crane »

All this fame has gone to Roy's head. He tried to walk on water . . .

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. . . . and got wet! :P
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Hi, Yes you could say we are pretty regular.
The first 2 yrs twice ayr and then up to 3 times. Now we go for longer periods and try for 4/5 times ayear. We have been going for the past 16yrs so Ithing we count as regulars.
All I can say is relax enjoy and don't fall into the trap I did, as being the only one who drives, as Hub maintains he can't (won't ) drive over there.
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To Michael C. Was Roy 'Singing inthe Rain?'
Like his style. :lol:
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Post by Michael Crane »

bobbie-anne wrote:To Michael C. Was Roy 'Singing inthe Rain?'
Like his style. :lol:
Not sure, but I think Carol was singing, "It's raining, man!" 8)
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As a family we visit Vale D’el Rei several times a week for tai chi and salsa classes plus whist and bridge sessions. As Roy says it is an upmarket resort and I know from experience that the manager works hard to set a high standard.

As a non drinker I am not familiar with all the bar prices but I have to agree that the quoted beer prices are high. My usual order is a large glass of wine and a coca cola which cost €3 and €2 respectively – which while higher than the local bars are not bad prices for a good quality hotel.

I am aware that the hotel was short staffed on Saturday and this together with a number of external visitors in addition to a full complement of guests probably accounted for the slow service.

The hotel is in a pleasant quiet setting but it is a bit off the beaten track for the high life of Carvoeiro. There are, however, shuttle buses to the village and to the beach.

I agree that a hire car would be useful for a few days to get out and about and to explore the many small Portuguese restaurants in the area.
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Post by Rayofsunshine »

Hi Steve, Thanks for your comments about Vale D`el Rei - I feel much better now! When you say there are shuttle buses to the village - are you talking about CVO?
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You have made me think about transport to CVO. I had had a look on the Vale D'el Rei website and it refers only to free transport to the beaches. I shall be at the hotel tomorrow evening to play whist and I will check whether transport goes to Carvoeiro and let you know.
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Post by steve »

The hotel notice board shows a shuttle bus into Carvoeiro with 3 trips a day. From the hotel at 12.00, 14.00 and 16.00 with returns to the hotel from CVO at 14.00, 16.00 and 18.00.
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Post by Rayofsunshine »

Oh Steve you are a Star :lol: You have made my day. Look out CVO here we come :wink:

Only nine day to go and counting 8) ng
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Post by bobbie-anne »

Hi Rayofsunshine.
Where are you going and when? :lol: :lol: :lol:
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