!Thank you for your updates they are very helpful as we arrive on the 17th of NovemberWe arrived home on Friday. No need to worry about the hotel. Commuters were also facing delays of several hours, with delays at Faro airport and train stations of around two hours. The cobbles had been washed away from the streets and the roads and footpaths were ruined.

Albufeira. Photo about View of downtown Albufeira, Portugal, after the floods of November 1st 2015. Absolutely devastating looking at the photos of the floods..We are due to travel.on the 14th staying clube praia de oura.. has this are been affectedThank you so much for the photos cubsur,so happy to see that the old town is nearly back on track again,looking forward to returning next year.Cubsur, I think you and other locals over there who have been a great help to all the people worried about their up and coming holidays, this Info and photos are so needed after something like this happens , getting info of travel agents is usually very sparse! A high of 26 degrees Celsius is predicted for the Friday, with thermometers set to remain in their mid-20s for most days from this Thursday onwards.So sad was there only a few weeks ago the people must rebuild and go on no blame just climate change all over world.mad weather, was over there in august ,had great time, feel sorry for the locals, tourists too ,holidays ruined.it will take time , but they will get it back together,,OBRIGADO,,I'm from Ireland love the algarve espically the old town love it's people and friendly ways.so sorry to see what happened hope you all can gain the strength to get over this and rebuild your beautiful old town.. Have been there last 9 years and looking forward to my next visit ...my thoughts and prayers with you all xxxDo not blame anyone, it is freak weather., just all get busy and clean it up as best you can, and very good luck to all you lovely people in Algarve.Was really hoping he would be found alive feel sorry for his family .I have just spoken to my daughter, who is in Portugal this week, and she walked down into Albufeira today to find that it was a disaster zone. The body of a man aged 79 was found on Monday morning after his submerged car was found in Boliqueime with one of its windows broken. Albufeira Tourism Albufeira Hotels Albufeira Bed and Breakfast Albufeira Vacation Rentals Albufeira Vacation Packages Flights to Albufeira Winds reached of up to 80km/h during the storm, with more than 100mm of rain recorded at the nearby Faro airport.Renowned for its Atlantic beaches, Albufeira, some 200km south of the capital, Lisbon, in the southern Algarve region, is a favourite destination for British holidaymakers. Albufeira (Portuguese pronunciation: [alβuˈfɐjɾɐ] ()) is a city, seat and municipality in the district of Faro, in the southernmost Portuguese region of the Algarve.The municipality population in 2011 was 40,828, in an area of 140.66 square kilometres (54.31 square miles). It provides everything needed for a fun-packed holiday, with glorious beaches, a wonderful climate, varied activities and a buzzing atmosphere. Albufeira is the largest, liveliest and most energetic of all of the resort towns that line southern Portugal’s beautiful Algarve coastline. So .... Well done to all of you over there for helping people here on trip advisor!! Answer 11 of 15: Hi We are planning on travelling to albufeira , Eden Resort in March as a family. "Many shops were completely flooded and Silva, who said he was not yet sure whether a state of emergency would be declared, said he was happy that many had insurance coverage and were not completely dependant on the government for help. The city proper had a population of 13,646 in 2001. More or less all open and up and running. You will be able to view several areas from left to right and top to bottom. In English they call it an 'act of God' but we have to translate it otherwise. According to the Albufeira Town Hall, the exact number of people who will be provided alternative accommodation overnight had not yet been ascertained on Sunday evening, with the city particularly hard hit by the heavy rains which fell between 10am and 3pm.The Town Hall said it was doing “everything in its power to come to the aid of those affected.”In the meantime, civil protection authorities said the situation, which had “not yet been normalised”, was slowly improving due to the heavy rains subsiding and the tide moving out.The flooding saw rescue workers having to evacuate numerous people who had been trapped.Rescue services were stationed throughout the Algarve, following the issuing of a red alert during the early hours of the morning, and were called into action across the region throughout Sunday following calls for help.The weather advisory in the Algarve was reduced from red to orange at 3pm on Sunday.Roads were closed on Sunday in several towns and cities in the Algarve, including Loulé, Albufeira, Lagoa, Silves and Portimão.Rail passengers were also left to wait several hours to board regional trains, while passengers at Faro Airport were arriving and departing with delays of around two hours, while there were unconfirmed reports of flights being diverted to Seville and Lisbon.Shopkeepers in Albufeira have blamed incompetent town planning for the floods, while civil protection authorities were criticised for not increasing the weather advisory from red to blue when it became apparent the region was set to be barraged by heavy rainfall in a short space of time.Rain is forecast to fall at least until Wednesday, before clearing.