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Situated within the serene beauty of the Eastern Algarve and the Ria Formosa Nature Reserve, Quinta de Cima presents a golfing experience that is both a genuine test of skill and a visual delight.

Regarded as a championship course, it sits alongside its sister course, Quinta da Ria, offering a distinct challenge that beckons to discerning golfers. Here, the authentic charm of the Algarve, with its ancient olive and carob trees, forms the backdrop to a meticulously designed layout that promises memorable rounds and a true connection with nature.

Quinta de Cima

Quinta de Cima unfolds over an impressive 7,200 yards plus layout from the back tees, offering a stimulating journey for golfers of all abilities, though it particularly rewards thoughtful strategy and precise execution. Designed by the acclaimed golf course architect Rocky Roquemore and opened in July 2002, this course has matured into a respected tournament venue.

While the fairways may appear welcoming your strategic thinking will be tested at every turn. A winding creek snakes its way across several holes demanding careful club selection and precise shots to avoid its watery grasp. Thoughtfully positioned bunkers guard the greens and landing areas forcing you to plot your way around the course rather than simply overpowering it. The experience builds to a crescendo with the final three holes a spectacular and challenging stretch of doglegs sand and water that will get your heart racing.

Course Information

Par 72
Designed by Rocky Roquemore
Opened for play 2002

Tees

White 6,586 metres SSS 74.4 (M)
Yellow 6,147 metres SSS 72.3 (M)
Blue 5,552 metres SSS 74.7 (L)
Red 5,032 metres SSS 71.5 (L)