Life is lovely in Leeds, but once in a while you may feel like getting away for a luxurious weekend somewhere else. The same is true about folks in Faro. Hire a private jet between Faro and Leeds, and you'll be soaking up that beautiful Portuguese sunshine or enjoying a superb English meal in a fraction of the time it takes to drive there.
Our private aviation advisors recommend Faro airport for travel to and from Faro; and the recommended airport for Leeds is Leeds Bratford
The aircraft models that can land in Faro or Leeds are:
Seats: 4
Speed: 421 kts | 780 km/h
Range: 1381 nm | 2557 km
Seats: 5
Speed: 377 kts | 700 km/h
Range: 1290 nm | 2389 km
Our Private Jet Advisors are available 24/7 to help you through every step of your booking process.
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Marvel at thousand-year-old Moorish stonework along with stunning architecture that dates back to the 19th century. Keep an eye open for the storks that nest atop the belfry of this magnificent old structure.
Savour the scent of orange blossoms as you wander past whitewashed homes with terracotta tiled roofs in this charming Portuguese enclave. Founded in 1462, Cidade Velha is among the oldest settlements in Faro.
Savour a spa treatment, enjoy a Michelin-star meal, or just relax and take in the expansive ocean view at this posh palazzo hotel in Faro. Nestled on a hilltop overlooking the Algarve coast, the Vila Joya has everything you might require. This chic and charming hotel sits within easy reach of world-class golfing and charming boutique shops.
Slumber in a local landmark when calling the Pousada Palácio de Estoi your getaway home. Terraces, gargoyles, fountains and 24-hour concierge service are just a few of the features to admire in this nicely restored rococo mansion. Enjoy a change of pace from your usual life in Leeds at this slightly funky, utterly upscale hotel.
Fresh local seafood, beautiful views and a particularly nice wine menu make Ocean a must-do when you visit Faro. Eat here once, and you'll understand why Michelin awarded this intimate eatery two prestigious stars.
Conveniently located close to the Pestana golf course, Bon Bon boasts a world-class menu along with local Algarvian favourites, including wreckfish, razor clam xerém and fennel sole.
Everyone likes to travel, so it's no surprise that folks who live along the sunny Portugal coast of Faro occasionally crave a different view and new things to do. Leeds offers all of that, and it's just a few hours away by private jet.
Learn to prepare your own Belgian chocolate truffles at a chocolate-making class at the Novotel Hotel in Leeds City Centre. At the end of the two-hour session, you'll have a nice box of fancy chocolates to enjoy in your hotel room.
Visit Harewood House at feeding time, and offer tidbits of whitebait and sprats to the family of Humboldt penguins who live there. Harewood House also provides a petting zoo and bird garden where you can meet all sorts of animals you'd never expect to see in Leeds. Where to stay in Leeds
This gracious Art Deco hotel offers spacious rooms, an in-house gourmet restaurant and cocktail bar, and all the first-class amenities you've come to expect from Radisson. Sitting squarely in Leeds City Center, the Blu is within easy walking distance of the Leeds Grand Theatre and Opera House.
Classy comfort is the name of the game at this uber-elegant inn. Superior linens, monsoon showers and a brasserie-style on-site restaurant make your stay at the Dakota Leeds easy, elegant and memorable.
Both hotels mentioned above boast on-site restaurants, so you really don't need to leave the property to eat. If you do decide to step out for a bite, you'll find plenty of exceptional eateries in Leeds.
If you're craving curry, Aagrah has you covered. With several locations in Leeds, this local favourite offers authentic Kashmiri dishes that are sure to please your palate. Menu items include lamb tandoori and chicken vindaloo along with numerous vegetarian options.
Fine dining and culinary mastery are the hallmarks of this quirky Leeds restaurant. The 12-course small portion menu at The Man Behind the Curtain is crafted by master chef Michael O'Hare who personally delivers each course to your table.
No matter what sort of automobile you travel in, it takes nearly 30 hours of driving time to motor between Leeds and Faro. Charter a private jet with LunaJets between Faro and Leeds, and you'll fly to your destination in a fraction of the time, feeling refreshed, pampered, and ready for everything Faro and Leeds have to offer.
Faro Airport (IATA: FAO) is Algarve's primary international airport, located 7 kilometres south-west of Faro.
The best time to visit Faro is in the Summer time.
It is around 10km and without traffic, you can get to the centre in 20 minutes.
Leeds in the spring is stunning, both in terms of weather and the abundance of flowers blooming across the city.
