Ombria: course guide

What to expect

A newer inland course in the hills north of Loulé, built around a luxury resort: a cooler, greener alternative to the coast.

Character: Inland hills, cork oaks and valleys.

Who it suits

• Best for mid and low handicaps.
• Hilly or spread out: book a buggy, especially from May to September.
• A headline round: pair it with value courses nearby to balance the budget.

Where it sits on the map

Pair it with

• Quinta do Lago South · Almancil, premium
• Quinta do Lago North · Almancil, premium
• Laranjal · Almancil, premium
• San Lorenzo · Quinta do Lago, premium

Base yourself in the The Golden Triangle (Quinta do Lago, Vale do Lobo, Almancil, Loulé) to play these courses without long drives.

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Cost a trip with Ombria

Pre-set to premium green fees for every round: edit golfers, nights and rooms. Open the full tool.

Golfers Nights Rounds per golfer Course mixAll value coursesOne premium, rest mid-rangeAll mid-rangeAll premium Room rate per night (€, shared twin) Flights per golfer (£ return) Golf-bag carriage per golfer (£ return) BuggiesNo buggiesShared buggy on each round Car hire or transfers, whole group (€) Pounds per euro

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Questions golfers ask

How far is Ombria from Faro Airport?

Courses in the The Golden Triangle are typically 15 to 25 minutes from Faro Airport by road, depending on traffic.

Is Ombria expensive?

It sits in our premium band. Rates change with the season and time of day: check the course's own rate for your dates.

Can high handicappers play Ombria?

It is demanding: higher handicappers will enjoy it more from the forward tees, and some premium courses set a maximum handicap.