Quinta de Cima Golf Course, situated in Tavira in the Algarve region of Portugal, is a championship-grade golfing destination and the sibling course to the nearby Quinta da Ria. Designed by Rocky Roquemore in 2002, the 18-hole course is scattered across a terrain punctuated by almond trees and open fairways, with strategically placed bunkers and bodies of water to provide an exciting challenge.
The course’s first couple of holes hint at its nature, with a strong emphasis on accurate club selection. The par 5 sixteenth hole is particularly challenging, often a topic of discussion among players, while the eighteenth hole provides a memorable finish.
On-site facilities include golf lessons for players looking to improve their skills, a pro shop for golfing essentials, and a snack bar for a quick bite. Equipment rentals, including buggies and clubs, are available for convenience.
Quinta de Cima sees a healthy amount of repeat visits throughout the year, busiest in early autumn and less crowded during the winter months. Many Quinta de Cima golfers also try out other nearby courses such as Quinta da Ria and Benamor in Tavira, Castro Marim Golf and Quinta do Vale in Castro Marim, and Vale do Lobo Royal in Vale do Lobo.
Quinta de Cima Golf Course summarized information:
| Information | Details |
|---|---|
| Location | Tavira, Algarve, Portugal |
| Course Layout | 18 holes, Par 72 |
| Facilities | Golf Lessons, Pro Shop, Snack Bar |
| Equipment Rental | Buggies & Clubs |
| Architect | Rocky Roquemore (2002) |
| Busiest Month | September |
| Quietest Month | January |
| Popular Nearby Courses | Quinta da Ria (Tavira), Benamor (Tavira), Castro Marim Golf (Castro Marim), Quinta do Vale (Castro Marim), Vale do Lobo Royal (Vale do Lobo) |
