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New gourmet weekends from Fazenda Nova

Fazenda Nova

Who? Fazenda Nova and Eat Drink Walk

What? Fazenda Nova and Eat Drink Walk have collaborated to create special food-centric tours in the Algarve. Guests will have the opportunity to experience Portuguese cuisine from farm to table and learn about local ingredients. Priced at £397, including accommodation, all meals and cookery lessons, wine tasting and transfers in the Algarve.

When? 27th February to 2nd March with further dates available in May and November

Where? Fazenda Nova country house, Estiramantens, Santo Estevao, 8800-504 Tavira, Portugal

How? For more information, visit www.fazendanova.eu

Fly via British Airways

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