If you’ve fallen for the wicker baskets you can see everywhere in Comporta, if you want to take home an authentic, local souvenir, or even if you’ve decided to decorate your home in the style of a fisherman’s cabin, this section will give you all the addresses you need to know to find the beautiful objects your heart desires.
The worldwide pandemic brought us new paradigms and the way of working was somewhat restructured. Teleworking was not something new, but with the current events many, with no other choice, had to adapt to this trend. In Portugal, it was a novelty in most professional activities. With no other option, it was a mandatory measure
Nestled alongside the sun-kissed shoreline of Alentejo, Portugal, lies the idyllic village of Comporta – a hidden gem that has remained tremendously undiscovered via means of mass tourism. Comporta is an area wherein time appears to sluggish down, and the stresses of current lifestyles fade away with every passing wave. Known for its pristine beaches,
Comporta is a village 1h15m from Lisbon and it is unbelievable how idyllic the landscape is for nature lovers. Comporta is located on the Herdade da comporta, an area of 12.500 hectares and is situated between the Sado river and the ocean. Comporta is one of the best known villages in this region, however all
If you are on holiday in Comporta, Portugal, do not hesitate to go to Setúbal for a day trip. This city is 20 minutes by ferry from the Tróia Peninsula, and you can board with your car. It is therefore quite possible to plan this visit when you stay in one of our houses in
We all know how much Comporta and its region are gaining notoriety from year to year. And it is not for less. Comporta is a place with splendid nature and beaches for all tastes. Now that the warmer months are starting to arrive, everyone wants to enjoy the summer days when the sunsets go late.
Comporta is on the Atlantic coast south of Setubal, and is 1h15 minutes away from Lisbon, Portugal’s capital. Whoever seeks to spend a few days in Comporta is looking for peace and nature. The village, surrounded by the storks’ nests, its blue and white tones is small but presents some options of restaurants, stores and
Melides is a small village that is more than 500 years old and is known for its white and blue tones, characteristic of the Alentejo region and lies on an extension of the Portuguese coast with more than 60 kms, like the village of Comporta, Carvalhal or Brejos that is increasingly being visited by European
What is Comporta Portugal known for? An hour from Lisbon, the Comporta region, located in the Sado Estuary Nature Reserve, is a paradise of tranquillity and solitude. This unspoiled corner of nature offers unusual landscapes consisting of broad wild beaches, rippling dunes, dense pine forests and innumerable birds. Here, no troubles cloud the sky. The
Comporta and its region have conquered many people’s hearts and the truth is unavoidable. Those who choose these small villages for their vacations leave here with many good memories and with a date set for the following year.Comporta is a village in the Alentejo region that has become better known, mainly by European tourists. It
