From Faro Airport (FAO), you can take a taxi or an Uber to Vilamoura. While taxis are readily available, some travelers suggest avoiding airport taxis due to potential price differences. Uber is a popular option, but be aware that car seat availability for infants might be limited, which is a concern for families. Public transport options are less direct and may involve multiple changes.

There is parking available at Vilamoura Marina, which is a short walk from the lighthouse. During peak season, parking lots can fill up, so arriving earlier in the day is advisable.

Yes, you can walk to the lighthouse. The path is along the marina jetty and then onto a rocky area. It's a scenic walk, but requires sturdy footwear due to the uneven terrain.

No, there is no admission fee to visit the Farol de Vilamoura or walk along the jetty. It's a public area accessible to everyone.

The area around the lighthouse is accessible at all times, as it's an outdoor public space. However, it's best to visit during daylight hours for safety and visibility.

The terrain is mixed. The path to the lighthouse is a jetty, but the area around the lighthouse itself is rocky and uneven. Some stones can move underfoot, and there are crevices, so caution is advised.

It's generally safe if you wear appropriate footwear and are careful. Some rocks are stable, but others can shift. Avoid attempting it in wet or slippery conditions.

You can expect scenic views of the coastline, the marina, and the Atlantic Ocean. It's a great spot for photography and enjoying nature's beauty.

The lighthouse structure itself is typically not open for public interior tours. The main attraction is the exterior view and the surrounding coastal scenery.

Early mornings and late afternoons offer the best light for photography, often referred to as the 'golden hour.' This is when the light is softer and creates a more dramatic effect on the landscape and lighthouse.

You can capture stunning shots of the lighthouse, the rocky coastline, the marina with its boats, and panoramic ocean views. A lighthouse selfie is also a popular choice.

The end of the jetty provides a classic vantage point for lighthouse photos. The rocky areas offer opportunities for dramatic coastal shots, but be mindful of your footing.