Comporta is a region of Portugal located a little over an hour from Lisbon by car where where many architects and designers have taken up residence. Often referred to as a small wild paradise sheltered from mass tourism, visitors come here for the tranquility of its beaches but also to find some objects, pieces or
The gastronomy of Alentejo is creative and generous. It surprises visitors by its flavours and testifies to the hospitality of its inhabitants. This was once a region of wheat fields and vast plains, where the herds of pigs roamed freely in the oak forests and olive groves. Bread, pork and olive oil thus became the
If you stay at Comporta and are looking for cooking classes that focus on local and seasonal produce, then book at the “Farm to Table” classes of Antonio & Marta. It is at Melides that they give an appointment to their guests before taking them to an organic farm in Sobreiras Altas. On site, the
The minimercado Matias has been in the center of the village of Carvalhal, in Comporta, for many years. Its manager, Joana Matias, has recently renovated it to be able to offer a pleasant place with a wider variety of products. This store is a must for food shopping. Here you will find fresh fruit and
Being near the ocean makes it easy to find very good fresh fish in Comporta and in the area. For example, Joaquim Santos has recently opened a “loja dú Peixe” in the center of Carvalhal. In this charming boutique, with its typical colmo roof, you will find fresh fish and delicious seafood. Joaquim Santos started
If you like to use your holidays and free time to bargain hunt, here are some addresses in Comporta which will interest you: Velharias Rua de Alto de Pina, CarvalhalDon’t hesitate to rummage through this warehouse which is brimming with furniture, stacked dishes, books and old toys. The big pieces (such as tables, benches, wagons)
The heart of the Tróia peninsula – in Comporta – is home to one of the most exciting and challenging golf courses in Portugal. The primary attraction of Tróia Golf is its magnificent setting. Set right at the edge of the ocean, it boasts glorious views of the beach and the magnificent Serra da Arrábida.
The Roman ruins of Tróia are located on a sandy peninsula, 10 minutes from Comporta . This site surrounded as it is, by the ocean, was once an important complex specialising in the production of salted and pickled fish. It was built in the first half of the first century and was occupied continuously until
Comporta is a wild place where nature is raw and preserved. It is an ideal place to disconnect from everyday life with family or friends.During your stay in Comporta, discover the dolphins living in the fresh waters of the Sado estuary.Corazon Roazes has taken up residence here at the mouth of the river. About three