The former infamous Algarvian nightlife club Kadok, was transformed into a hip, urban nightclub in the summer of 2017. Lick is the perfect place to dance into the early morning hours. Top DJs and musical acts, along with themed nights, will keep the party going through to the end of each summer. Stop by for dinner too! Popular Portuguese Chef Olivier has opened an Algarve branch of his fun and delicious Lisbon restaurant Guilty! By Olivier.

Bairro Alto Hotel was awarded the accolade of having the 4th best terrace view in the world. It serves breakfast, lunch, snacks and dinner but it’s best enjoyed with a cocktail at the end of the day.

Having a drink in a parking lot might seem odd, but at PARK, drinks are available on the 6th floor overlooking one of the best views of Lisbon, accompanied by live DJ performances. This terraced bar also offers one of the most instagramable cocktails.

Not just a terrace with good cocktails, Topo Chiado is a snacker’s paradise. It has beef carpaccio, minced tuna, burata and eggplant, amongst other delicacies. To top things off it has a fabulous view over the city.

The bar at the rooftop of the Tivoli Hotel is a great spot for a drink at the end of the day. Sure there is not a river view but let’s be honest, watching the movement down the Avenida da Liberdade can be a lot more interesting than watching the ships sail.

This bar, attached to the Chapito circus school, has a large terrace for visitors to enjoy one of the best scenic views in Lisbon. A separately run space, Bartô, has loads going on with exhibitions, poetry recitals and regular live music.

Based on the philosophy of recovering the mythical private clubs of yesterday, this sophisticated and modern venue, with a harmonious combination of architecture and design features, is uniquely located and has excellent service designed to satisfy a select cosmopolitan audience.

There are lots of clubs in Lisbon but none that compare to Lux Fragile. The décor is on point and the music is second to none, courtesy of the resident DJs and top international guests that swing by each week. To top this off, one of the original owners is the infamous John Malkovich.

At Time Out market you will find Rive Rouge, the heir to Lux Fragile. The design is unusual with red lighting, metallic structures and high tables. It’s not huge but there is plenty of space for booty shaking when the music starts.

An 18th-century building, that was once a brothel rented by the hour to prostitutes and sailors, is now this naughty bar. There are two entrances, one on Rua do Alecrim (which includes a small terrace) and another on the "Pink Street" (Rua Nova do Carvalho).

It's decorated like a red-hot cabaret and one of the rooms has kept the stripper pole. It's also a stage for concerts and other events.

Cais do Sodré, was also an area once dominated by strip bars before getting something of an official makeover three years ago. This included painting Rua Nova do Carvalho bright pink. “Pink Street” as it’s now known, is also home to one of Lisbon’s most important clubs for underground music, a “rough and intense” venue called Music Box that hosts loud, sweaty parties.

SPOT is aimed at a demanding public that seeks customer service excellence, a great location and good tunes. The SPOT, located in Troia, has a swimming pool with a bar in the water, an artificial beach with comfy beds, a grassy area with lazy sun loungers, a lounge and a terraced area. Moreover it oozes all the elegance of a sophisticated, contemporary space with a relaxed atmosphere, making this the ideal ‘spot’ to enjoy your summer in Tróia.

If you happen to explore Setubal, we recommend you visit this rooftop bar, where you can enjoy stunning sunsets when the immense water mirror of the Sado estuary presents itself in a rare burst of colour, with the orange tones of the sunset blending in with the blue of the sea and the living green of the Arrábida slopes. Located at the top of the Luísa Todi Forum building, this bar is the perfect example of how Setúbal has made the most of what the city has to offer.

Built in a historic home, with a long-standing tradition and reputation in Setúbal (founded in 1988), the new Absurdo was born in December of 2014. This new space, with new dynamics and eclectic programming marks the house's agenda.

Comporta Café opened its doors in October 2002, with its foundations implanted on the beach of Comporta. Its main objective is to please, serving both lunch and dinner with a direct view of the sea, in a charming environment where staff is known for its friendliness and traditional Portuguese food. This is a place where you will relax and enjoy your beautiful surroundings.

CASINO TRÓIA is a bold, dynamic, innovative and sophisticated space. The design of the gaming area comprises more than 200 slot machines and about 15 gaming tables. The Estrathosphera Bar is both a bar and stage, where multimedia animation is offered by DJs, VJs or live music. Emotion and glamour in an ambitious project that combines technology, contemporary architecture and interior design.

Estoril Casino is one of the greatest and most diversified entertainment and leisure complexes in Portugal as well as one the most glamorous casinos in Europe. During the Second World War, it was reputed to be a gathering point for spies, dispossessed royals and wartime adventurers and it became an inspiration for Ian Fleming's James Bond 007 novels and the setting for the Casino Royale film. Located in Estoril, it is 18 kilometres from Lisbon and 20 kilometres from the International Airport.

Jezebel is the nightclub where the locals and visitors of Cascais and Estoril like to party during the winter months. The beautifully laid out club has a very large, central dance floor, which leads up to a raised DJ booth, behind which are comfy sofas to lounge around on whilst sipping cocktails. Subdued amber and purple lighting give the club a silky chi chi air, which complements its surroundings, being in the same building as the Casino Estoril.

A privileged location, perfect for enjoying glamorous sunsets in a trendy atmosphere, the Blue Bar on the rooftop terrace of Hotel Baia, overlooks the sea and is known for its sunset parties during the summer months. With a breathtaking view, this is the ideal place to relax and try the assortment of cocktails and light meals that the Blue Bar offers.

Once referred to by Paris Match as “the biggest social phenomenon in Europe”, this disco is an icon from the 70s. One of the oldest and most famous night spots in Lisbon and Cascais reopened in 2007.

Opened in 1988, the T Club has become the nightlife meeting point for Portuguese and international society in the Algarve.

Although Vale do Lobo is a fabulous holiday location for families, as well as couples and singletons, the resort has a glittering array of nightlife for visitors to enjoy. From fine dining to cocktail bars, to venues where you can shake your funky thing on the dance floor until dawn, Vale do Lobo caters for everyone. A classy and tasteful resort, the beachfront square area is lively and colourful, offering a great variety of food, drink and entertainment.

When a pool and beach live in harmony, this is synonym for a “Puro (Pure) Oasis”. Located in the Algarve at the best marina of southern Portugal, Purobeach Vilamoura, offers two different environments at the same beach club: a beach with Atlantic waters and a sophisticated pool with the best atmosphere. The beachfront of Vilamoura provides a relaxed atmosphere in which to enjoy the Puro services and live music with resident DJs. The Poolside area, in the Tivoli Marina Vilamoura gardens, is the perfect place to stop, relax, have fun and let day turn into night.

Bliss was born in 2011 as a summer club, providing outstanding and engaging experiences, with the aim of making each summer unforgettable. A young and sophisticated space.