Golden Earth
12 guests
6 bedrooms
Comporta, Alcácer do Sal
On the wild shores of Portugal’s Atlantic coast, the region of Comporta boasts golden sand dunes, abundant pine forests and miles of spectacular scenery. It’s also renowned for its signature small thatched cabanas – crafted with locally sourced wood and grasses from the riverbanks.
Carvalhal Chic
6 guests
3 bedrooms
Carvalhal, Grândola
Just a stone's throw from the centre of Carvalhal, this home is the definition of beach chic. We love the eclectic design inside, with its coastal tones and colourful artwork.
All About Beauty
14 guests
5 bedrooms
Grândola, Setubal
Wrapped in olive and pine trees, this home exudes rustic refinement. Outside, guests can stretch out around the swimming pool, enjoy long hikes through the surrounding countryside and gather for barbecue meals as the sun sets.
Finesse in the Forest
10 guests
5 bedrooms
Grândola, Setubal
If we were to tell you of a hideaway that sits in the middle of twelve hectares of lush pine forest in rural Comporta, you might imagine a certain type of home and we're willing to wager that it doesn't look anything like this wonderfully modern residence. Not only does the boxy white exterior look visually striking from the outside, but this sense of awe will continue as you step through the glass doors.
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