Algarve Bottom Fishing
The perfect activity for sport fishing lovers who want to have the ultimate fishing experience.
100€ per Person – Private Boat 800€
Tour Duration
Occupation
Experiented Crew
Premium Facilities
About the tour
Bottom Fishing Boat Trip – Algarve
Enjoy a four hour fishing trip 3 miles off the coast and learn about the Algarve marine life. Using fresh bait you’ll have the opportunity to catch various types of fish, like the southern mackerel or the grouper and maybe take home a savory surprise.
Book now this relaxing and rewarding adventure!
We’ll travel 3 miles off coast and anchor our vessel. Reef fishing is a type of fishing where the bait sits on the bottom of the sea, close to the rocks. It is a family friendly activity and you have a high probability of catching something. The baits used to catch the various types of fish is shrimp and cockles.
Recomendations:
We recommend: Bring comfortable clothes, swimsuit, towel, hat, sunglasses, and a sunscreen and your own lunch. A document for issuing the fishing license (ID, passport or driving license).
Highlights
- Embark on a reef fishing trip with an experienced crew
- Capture a wide variety of fish species
- Admire the wonderful Algarve coast
Includes
- Fishing gear
- Fishing license
- All required safety equipment
Important information
What to bring
- Comfortable clothes
Not allowed
- Pets
Meeting point
Please meet your guide at Marginal de Alvor, 8500 Portimão
Arrive 20 minutes before the activity starts
Our Reviews
What our clients say
Bottom Fishing
Reef fishing in the Algarve offers an exciting and unique experience for anglers seeking to explore the coastal waters of southern Portugal. Known for its diverse marine life and stunning landscapes, the Algarve provides some of the best fishing opportunities in Europe.
The region’s rocky coastline, coupled with deep underwater structures, makes it a perfect environment for reef fishing. The most common catches include species like the European sea bass, gilthead bream, snapper, and even larger predators like the grouper and amberjack. These species thrive in the abundant nutrients of the region’s waters, especially around the numerous reefs and rock formations found off the coast.