Watch MotoGP from November 7 to 9 at the Autódromo Internacional do Algarve.
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Add a thrill to your holiday and
watch MotoGP Portugal 2025 in Portimão!
One of the most highly anticipated
events for motorcycle enthusiasts is set to take place from November 7th to
9th, 2025, at the Algarve International Circuit. This world-famous
championship, loved by two-wheel fans, returns to Portugal at the end of the
year.
This will be the seventh edition of
MotoGP in Portimão, and Belmar Resort will be ready to welcome all motorsport
fans for an unforgettable experience!
Photo by Pascal Richier – Unsplash
What to Do on a Weekend in the
Algarve?
If you’re planning to attend the
MotoGP in the Algarve, it’s important to understand how the event tickets work.
There are two options:
·
Full ticket: Valid for all the events
(7th to 9th November 2025).
·
Day
ticket: Only for the final day of the competition.
Prices vary depending on the
grandstand you choose. To secure your spot, purchase ticketsthrough the official website.
Travelling to the Algarve to enjoy
the region while waiting for the MotoGP
World Championship is the perfect plan for any motorcycle enthusiast. At
Belmar Spa & Beach Resort, we offer covered parking to keep your bike safe
throughout your stay.
Lagos is an unmissable stop for
anyone visiting the Algarve.
Its historic centre seamlessly blends
echoes of the past with the cosmopolitan energy of visitors from around the
world. Avenida dos Descobrimentos winds through some of the city's most iconic
areas. Take the chance to cycle from Belmar Resort to Lagos Marina, park your bike, and
explore the city on foot, uncovering its many pointsof interest.
Explore the region and visit iconic landmarks
such as Cape St. Vincent inSagres. The journey, which takes around 40 minutes, winds through
picturesque fishing villages and breathtaking landscapes, culminating in a
scene where land meets the vast ocean. For an even more memorable experience,
plan your visit for late afternoon and witness one of the most stunning sunsets
in the Algarve.
Photo by Herman Delgado – Unsplash
On the way to the Algarve
International Circuit, take a detour to Marmelete and stop for lunch at Tasca do Petrol. Here, the
dishes are slow-cooked in a wood-fired oven from the early morning, bringing
out the authentic flavours of traditional mountain cuisine. Book in advance, as
the restaurant is very popular.
In the afternoon, head to Monchique
and visit Fóia, the highest
point in the Algarve, where you can enjoy breathtaking panoramic views of the
region. On the way back down, stop by Caldas de Monchique, known for
its natural spring water and peaceful outdoor leisure area, perfect for a
relaxing break.
