COMPORTA
Fish shops «Loja dú Peixe»
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 selling fish with his truck several years ago on Avenida 18 de Dezembro. He knows well the tastes of his customers and he supplies himself directly to the “Lota de Sines”. It offers a very varied choice of local fish in his three a fish shops located in Carvalhal, Comporta and Grândola: soles, espadas, dorados, bars, groupers, sardines among others, as well as shrimp, clams, cockles, mussels, crabs, etc.
Discover Espirito da Comporta for your next holidays in Comporta.
Loja dú Peixe: Av. 18 from Dezembro, Carvalhal
Open Tuesday to Saturday from 9:00 to 13:00.
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