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Holiday houses in Alentejo

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A spacious living area features a comfortable sofa, minimalist coffee table, and a glass dining table surrounded by stylish chairs. Large windows with sheer curtains allow natural light to fill the room, highlighting the wooden beams of the ceiling.
Loft in Lisbon
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 215 reviews

Architect-Designed Loft in a Historic Hilltop Neighborhood

An apartment with a surface area of 112 m2. The apartment is in a historic building completely renovated, that results in a design apartment and building with all the contemporany confort. The apartment is a loft concept that ofers on the ground floor a large living room with sofas and lots of natural light. On same level, there is the dining area with a fully equipped open kitchen. Also on same level there is a private bedroom and the bathroom. On the upper floor, you will find one bedroom that opens to the living room. Everything results in an apartment of excellence, with sober decoration and with all the amenities for a memorable stay. All the areas of the apartment are acessible. Available to help during stay. The loft is in the Príncipe Real neighborhood, located at the top of one of Lisbon's seven hills, with beautiful city views. It's a neighborhood with palatial buildings, gardens, dynamic shops, and restaurants with famous chefs. The nearest metro station is Rato, yellow line (10 min walking). The apartment have one parking space. Short walking distance from the main historical sites of the city: Bairro Alto, Carmo, Chiado, Avenida da Liberdade, Castelo de S. Jorge, Praça do Comércio. Very short walking distance to places of interest in the neighborhood: Jardim do Príncipe Real, Jardim Botânico de Lisboa, Miradouro de São Pedro de Alcântara, Museu de História Natural, Bairro Alto.

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The Eco Dome is situated in a serene pine forest, featuring a uniquely shaped design with large glass panels. A wooden deck provides outdoor seating, complemented by a shaded area with a blue umbrella and a rustic picnic table nearby, surrounded by earthy ground cover.
Dome in Faro
4.94 out of 5 average rating, 157 reviews

Eco Dome in the Forest

Peaceful Nature Dome with a Nearly Private Beach - 15 min walk Escape to a peaceful off-grid dome on the Algarve coast. Powered by solar energy and surrounded by nature, it offers a simple yet comfortable retreat with an outdoor kitchen, hot shower, and eco-friendly compost toilet. A quiet, nearly private beach is just a 15-minute walk through Mediterranean vegetation. Wake up with soft morning light, explore natural paths, and enjoy swimming, cliff walks, and beautiful sunsets by the ocean.

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An open-concept living area features a modern kitchen with a long bar, complemented by stylish stools. A cozy seating area with a gray sofa is visible, alongside wooden flooring and exposed brick walls. Natural light floods the space, highlighting elegant decor elements.
Apartment in Lisbon
5 out of 5 average rating, 142 reviews

NEW!Amazing and Unique Penthouse in city center!

Embrance yourself in the most beautiful and cool Penthouse of the city, with a great terrace and perfectly located in the center of Lisbon, by the river. An unique 3 bedroom apt full of light, carefully renovated, with a modern design keeping beautiful historical details (with AC & lift). In Lisbon's most charismatics neighbourhoods, Bica and trendy Cais do Sodré, where you'll find all kind of restaurants, bars, shops...Perfect place for your holidays which allows you to explore Lisbon by foot!

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A spacious terrace reveals panoramic views of the Atlantic Ocean and the Tróia peninsula. A wooden table is centered beneath a bamboo awning, with potted plants adding a touch of greenery. Seaside vistas create a serene atmosphere for relaxation.
Home in Setúbal
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 102 reviews

Panoramic views of ocean, city & São Filipe castle

Arriving at Olival de São Filipe means first stopping to take in the view. The high location of the seven-hectare estate provides rich vistas. “Even more beautiful than in the pictures”, is a frequently heard response. The panorama is varied and changes constantly under the influence of the sun, clouds and water. You look out over the Atlantic Ocean, the Tróia peninsula - with a sandy beach as far as the eye can see - the Fort of São Filipe, the mouth of the Sado river and the city of Setúbal.

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A covered porch features a comfortable sofa and a small table, offering serene views of the lake and surrounding greenery. Palm trees sway gently in the breeze, while a rustic wooden ceiling adds warmth to the inviting outdoor space.
Guest suite in Barragem de Santa Clara-a-Velha
5 out of 5 average rating, 187 reviews

Cabin Lake View at Cabanas do Lago

Take a moment, come to a quiet place, let yourself wonder. Concealed in the majestic scenery of “Cabanas do Lago” making an honest claim to be a walk away from the pure waters of Santa Clara Dam where if one so chooses can lose themselves in the beauty of this place. Here nature dances with the senses. The sights and sounds that surround this lovely setting will be etched to your memory. To wake up here, can be an amazing experience. Where the soft light of the morning gently wakes you up.

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A renovated windmill is surrounded by lush greenery and tall eucalyptus trees. The structure features a conical roof, wooden accents, and a wooden sail, blending harmoniously with the natural landscape.
Windmill in Nazaré
4.95 out of 5 average rating, 177 reviews

Delightful forest windmill, 10 min from the beach

Imagine staying in a renovated 19th century windmill, immersing yourself in the peaceful forest surroundings. Nested on top of a forested hill, the windmill location allows you to enjoy the adjacent trails and bathe in nature and also explore some of the best Silver coast beaches, only a few min away. Explore Nazaré, a quaint fisherman's town, known for the biggest waves in the world, the picturesque port town of Sao Martinho and the medieval village of Óbidos, all only a few minutes away.

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A terracotta pot filled with various succulents rests on a wooden table. In the background, lush green hills extend into the distance, showcasing a serene natural landscape under a clear blue sky.
Home in Odeceixe
5 out of 5 average rating, 149 reviews

Ahua Portugal: Relax in Comfort- Underfloorheating

Take a deep breath at Ahua Portugal. The house is located in the middle of hillside with spectacular views over the Seixe Valley and only 5km from Odeceixe Beach. The house is brand-new build with all the comforts, including: floor heating, high-speed fibre internet, comfy boxspring mattresses and generous outdoor patios. On the 180.000m2 property you will be completely private with acces to the Seixe river and beautiful walks while looking out on Serra de Monchique.

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Campervan/RV in União das freguesias de Serra e Junceira
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 146 reviews

Refugio da Serra: Exclusive Caravan w/ River View

Disconnect from it all and experience a unique stay surrounded by nature in this idyllic and sustainable retreat with a stunning view of the Zêzere River. Just 1h30 from Lisbon, Refugio da Serra is perfect for romantic getaways, family moments, or simply to relax, breathe fresh air, and listen to birdsong. Only 15 minutes from charming Tomar, with the Convent of Christ and great gastronomy, about 10 minutes from beautiful river beaches, and it’s pet friendly.

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The modern tiny house features a cork façade and large glass windows, allowing abundant natural light to filter into the interior. A gentle slope of gravel leads up to the entrance, framed by lush greenery and trees, emphasizing the serene natural surroundings.
Tiny home in São Luís
5 out of 5 average rating, 152 reviews

MOBA vida - Eco Tiny House in cork oak forest

Enjoy the tranquillity of nature, the fantastic views and the serenity for which the Alentejo is so well known. MOBA is a sustainable holiday accommodation surrounded by nature, yet within walking distance of the very traditional little village of São Luís – and only 15 km from the beautiful beaches of the Costa Vicentina. There is a pool and you will receive a breakfast basket every morning so that you can start the day relaxed on your terrace.

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The view from the windmill offers a panoramic perspective of the coastline, dotted with greenery. The city skyline stretches in the distance, with the river gently flowing nearby. Various trees and shrubs create a natural border, framing the serene landscape.
Windmill in Caparica
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 657 reviews

Cozy 1850s Windmill with City and River Sunset Views

Discover the charm of staying in a 150-year-old windmill, fully renovated yet rich in original details. Ideal for romantic escapes, families or travelers seeking countryside peace just 10 min from Lisbon. Over 600 guests say we offer the best view of Lisbon — read the reviews! Enjoy sunsets over the Tagus, a pool to refresh in spring and summer, a treehouse, and a functional kitchen. Climb the historic stairs to reach the most stunning views.

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Cottage in Piçarras
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 178 reviews

Casas das Piçarras - Countryside House Alentejo

Discover a unique place ideal for your holidays where you can take a journey through the most authentic traditions of the Alentejo. In the former Monte das Piçarras, you'll find traditional and original architecture, and you can enjoy our jacuzzi, terrace and private garden. Take advantage of our welcome offer: a basket of breakfast products and a bottle of wine will be waiting for you. To explore our village, we offer free bicycles.

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A charming cottage exterior is surrounded by lush greenery, with a terracotta facade and arched doorways. A patio area is visible, featuring a small table and a parasol, providing a shaded spot to enjoy the serene environment.
Cottage in Sintra
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 243 reviews

Cozy Private Cottage with Fireplace & Outdoor Tub

Tranquil and secluded cottage in the hills of Sintra, set within a private historic estate once home to Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. Casa Bohemia offers absolute privacy, a light-filled living room with wood-beamed ceiling and fireplace, a queen bedroom with en-suite bathroom, and a private courtyard with an antique stone bath for romantic outdoor bathing. Garden, terrace, parking, and nature all around.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • What are the best places to stay in Alentejo?

    Visitors to Alentejo often stay in the historic centers of towns like Évora, Beja, or the coastal village of Vila Nova de Milfontes. Rural farm stays and converted manor houses are frequently suggested for those seeking a locally rooted experience.

  • What are the best things to do in Alentejo with kids?

    Families can explore castle ruins, stroll through walled villages, or visit nature reserves for birdwatching and gentle walks. The region also has outdoor swimming spots, interactive museums, and sandy beaches along the coast.

  • What are some of the best things to do in Alentejo?

    Explore the UNESCO-listed city of Évora, roam the megalithic monuments near Monsaraz, or walk through cobbled streets in villages like Marvão. Alentejo has local wineries, traditional markets, and extensive cork oak landscapes.

  • How is the weather in Alentejo?

    Alentejo has mild, wetter winters with temperatures from 40–59°F (5–15°C), and hot, dry summers ranging from 65–96°F (18–35°C). Bring light clothing for summer, layers for cooler months, and a rain jacket for spring and fall.

  • What are the best places to visit in Alentejo?

    Frequently suggested spots include the historic city of Évora, the whitewashed village of Monsaraz, and the Alqueva Lake area. The coastline around Vila Nova de Milfontes is also known for sandy beaches and relaxed towns.

  • What are some hiking trails in Alentejo?

    Alentejo has marked trails through the Serra de São Mamede Natural Park, the cork forests near Grândola, and along the Rota Vicentina on the coast. Walkers often enjoy routes with rolling hills and views of rural villages.

  • What are some family activities we can do in Alentejo?

    Families can join guided nature walks, explore interactive history museums, or picnic by Alqueva Lake. Sandy beaches, local festivals, and wildlife spotting in nature reserves are also popular.

  • What are some of the best day trip ideas from Alentejo?

    Visitors often plan day trips to the UNESCO-listed Évora, the fortified village of Marvão, or the vineyards near Redondo for wine tastings. Coastal escapes to the beaches around Zambujeira do Mar are also frequently suggested.

  • Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Alentejo?

    Many accommodations across Alentejo welcome pets, especially in rural areas and coastal towns. Check individual listings for pet policies and nearby outdoor spaces for walks.

  • What are some local tips for visiting Alentejo?

    Pack sun protection and refillable water bottles, as summers are warm and dry. Try local olive oil and wines, and consider a rental car to reach small villages and countryside markets.

  • What is Alentejo known for?

    Alentejo is known for sweeping cork oak woodlands, olive groves, and distinct whitewashed villages. The region has rich Roman, Moorish, and medieval heritage, along with celebrated cuisine and local wines.

  • What are the best hidden gems to explore in Alentejo?

    Travelers often mention the pottery town of São Pedro do Corval and the quiet medieval village of Castelo de Vide. Serpa, known for its cheese and historic streets, is also frequently suggested for those looking to explore less-visited places.

  • What are the best foods to try in Alentejo?

    Traditional dishes include pork with clams, slow-cooked lamb stews, and bread-based açorda soup. Local cheeses and olive oils, as well as regional wines, are enjoyed throughout Alentejo.

  • What should I bring for a trip to Alentejo?

    Pack comfortable shoes for walking on cobbled streets or country trails, sunscreen, and a reusable water bottle. Bring light clothing for summer, layers for cooler evenings, and a rain jacket in spring or fall.

  • What is the nightlife in Alentejo like?

    Nightlife in Alentejo is laid-back, with local bars, wine cellars, and live music in town centers. During summer, open-air festivals, local celebrations, and traditional music events often bring communities together in public squares.

  • What are the most popular events or festivals in Alentejo?

    Frequent events include summer music festivals, regional food fairs, and cultural celebrations that showcase traditional singing and crafts. Carnival festivities and harvest fairs in late summer or early fall are often highlighted.

  • Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Alentejo?

    Alentejo has a range of family-friendly vacation rentals, including countryside cottages, village homes, and apartments in towns like Évora or Vila Nova de Milfontes. Many have outdoor spaces and offer easy access to nature and cultural sites.

  • When is the best time to visit Alentejo?

    Late spring and early fall are often recommended for their warm, pleasant weather, lower rainfall, and blooming fields. Summers can be very hot, while winters are milder and quieter.

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