Follow the enticing aromas filling your luxury villa in Comporta to discover your private chef crafting a menu inspired by the region's finest ingredients. Sample traditional dishes like bacalhau, roast suckling pig, or a delicious soup accompanied by linguiça, a chilli sausage. To complete your culinary experience, let yourself be surprised by a blind tasting of regional wines selected by our passionate sommelier.

Across the Sado estuary, the Arrábida Natural Park hides some of Portugal’s most beautiful coves: the calm, crystal-clear waters of Figueirinha, the sheltering cliffs of Galapos and the peaceful bay of Alpertuche, where early risers are rewarded with spectacular sunrises. Step aboard a private yacht or catamaran from Comporta or Tróia to reach them by sea, by far the easiest way in summer, when road access is restricted.

On Carvalhal Beach in Comporta, the best beach for water sports, meet your private surf instructor for an unforgettable day out on the waves. Grab your board, dive between the waves, and try to hang ten! Once worn out by the ocean, head to Sal’s to recuperate with delicious grilled fish.

Set off on horseback across unspoilt landscapes. Following trails through meadows, pine forests and rice fields, you'll arrive at the wild beach and tranquil lagoon of Melides. In this extraordinary natural setting, let your horse wade into the water before ending the day with a gourmet picnic as the sun slips below the horizon.

What better way is there to unwind after a surfing lesson or horseback ride than an incredible professional massage in your villa? Relax your muscles, recentre, and let yourself get swept away by the positive energy of Comporta.

Nestled between Carvalhal and Comporta, the little village of Brejos da Carregueira blossoms in between the rice fields. With its unspoilt beach, one of our favourites in the Comporta region, this is the perfect home base for your getaway, with nature and serenity at its heart.

The Rua Da Encosta quarter is ideal for gathering as a family during peak season. In utter tranquillity, discover a charming and picturesque ambiance combining local restaurants, bohemian-style boutiques, and the beaches of Pego and Carvalhal.

Around 30 minutes’ drive south of Comporta, Melides is a magnificent and confidential oasis only visited by those in the know. Kept safe from waves of tourists by the locals, this village on the coast of Alentejo is a parade of blues and greens, between breathtaking lagoons, untouched hills, and rice fields. 

When spring settles in and nature blooms in full colour, Comporta is the ideal place to be: the sun shines, the Atlantic Ocean warms up, and crowds are thin. At this time, you can take full advantage of the beautiful flowering villages and kind locals, with sunglasses on and a glass of porto in hand.

Summer in Comporta means a lively and joyful atmosphere and bright hot sun. With family and friends, take a deep breath of fresh ocean air and enjoy the rice paddies, vineyards, and crystal-clear and warm water at the beach.

Don’t put away your sunscreen and bathing suit just yet! During autumn in Comporta, the Portuguese air and sea are perfect for surf and watersports aficionados. With its blazing sun, Comporta isn’t quite ready to say goodbye to summer.

Trying to find winter sun? In Comporta, even the colder months are illuminated by mild weather. Celebrate the holiday season among family and friends, enjoying a feast by the fire or dancing under the fairy lights in the local bars. Many beach restaurants close for the winter, so ask our concierge which tables are open during your stay.

In Comporta, surfboards hook onto bicycles for easy travel from beach to beach. Set out on a simple or electric bicycle to explore the rice fields, confidential coves, and authentic villages with ease. Don’t worry about young or old getting tired: there’ll be plenty of opportunities to take a well-deserved ice cream break along the way!

Are your children curious about the marine world? Head out to discover the Val Real while on kayak or paddleboard. Be ready to make plenty of friends along the way: crayfish, dragonflies, wading birds... This network of canals, feeding the region’s fields, provide the perfect setting to have fun as a family and escape into nature.

Nestled on a peninsula surrounded by the ocean, the Roman ruins of Tróia have been classified as a national monument since 1910. Accompanied by a private guide, discover this nearly 2,000-year-old Roman fish-salting centre, formerly a stronghold of maritime trade.

Under the market halls in Setubal, fish caught that very morning colour the stalls, fruit fills the air with a sweet fragrance, and Portuguese cheeses and charcuterie make your mouth water. Stroll from tasting to tasting, admire the beautiful earthenware that covers the walls and discover statues representing traditional trades.

To see the beautiful nature reserve in Sado up close, your best bet is once again to explore its secret nooks by sea. Climb aboard a boat at the Tróia marina and sail along the coast, entering the natural habitat of the reserve’s dolphins and birds. Our tip? Wait until sunset for a truly unforgettable moment.

Since 2023, Sal has made its home right on Praia do Carvalhal, so you can walk straight from the surf to your table. Book ahead for the fish soup, the black cuttlefish rice or the carabineiros, and linger for an unforgettable sunset.

Set in Comporta’s former stables since 2017, Cavalariça seats you on long communal benches where the horse boxes once stood. The seasonal, sharing-style menu celebrates Alentejo producers, and the address now holds a Sol in the Guia Repsol and a place in the MICHELIN Guide.

Sem Porta is the main restaurant at Sublime Comporta, a hotel distinguished with a MICHELIN Key, set among the umbrella pines. Seasonal Portuguese cooking meets European classics, much of it grown in the hotel’s organic garden, in a calm dining room with an open view of the kitchen.

With its beautiful terrace and authentic atmosphere, the Gomes Restaurant is perfect for gathering strength after a day spent surfing. Settle in comfortably under the large suspended tree and savour the grilled calamari and orange salad — it’s to die for! A great choice for wine lovers, pair your delicious tapas with a regional wine and enjoy an unforgettable evening in the gentle Portuguese breeze.

At Vermelho, Christian Louboutin’s 13-room hotel in Melides, Xtian serves chef Carla Sousa’s modern take on Alentejo cooking (cuttlefish and razor-clam rice, Alentejo gazpacho) on hand-made Melides pottery, beneath the designer’s collection of Bollywood film posters.

At Praia da Comporta, regulars meet at Comporta Café to chat over coffee, a fresh local beer, or the region’s specialty: homemade sangria. Get a drink out on the shaded terrace, on a colourful chairs or hammock, and marvel at the sunset over the Atlantic lulled by the music that DJs or acoustic guitarists send floating through the air.

A great starting point for experiencing Comporta nightlife, JNcQUOI is located in Pego Beach. Already renowned in Lisbon for its intimate atmosphere, refined and exotic decor, and innovative cocktails, the group has worked with designer Vincent Van Duysen to dream up the perfect place for dancing and sipping cocktails under a starry sky.

Just beyond Carvalhal, this magnificent stretch of golden sand is surrounded by dunes and rice fields, bursting with endemic flora and birds. With its towering waves and confidential aura, this beach is known for being one of the best for watersports: fishing, surfing, or even bodyboarding, you’ll undoubtedly find an activity for you.

While laying your beach towel down on the hot sand at Praia dos Brejos might not be the easiest thing, it’s well worth the effort! Relatively deserted all year long, come here to avoid summer crowds. Cycle through the rice paddies that separate Carvalhal and Comporta to reach this preserved landscape. Our tip? Bring a picnic to eat facing the exceptional Serra da Arrabida park on the edge of the beach.

Nestled at the end of the Troia peninsula, Praia de Comporta is known as the trendiest beach near Lisbon. Settle under a parasol and sip a cocktail while the music plays on around you. Between white sand, rice fields, dunes, and cobalt blue waters, let yourself be lulled by one of the most beautiful beaches in Portugal until the sun sets.

A Comporta getaway wouldn’t be complete without a stop at Praia da Galé. Surrounded by red sandstone cliffs, this extraordinary beach is one-of-a-kind: admire these ochre formations with your children and see if you can recognise any shapes. And whatever you do, don’t leave before watching the sunset! At dusk, bathed in a soft light, the cliffs come to life.

If you’re taking a family holiday in Comporta, this beach is the perfect place to spend a relaxing afternoon. Reached through the Soltroia resort, this Blue Flag beach, with its beach bar, offers calm water and golden sand: perfect for sandcastle contests, swimming far from the crowds and even trying to spot dolphins on the horizon!

Expansive and preserved, Praia do Pego is a magnificent beach where fine sand, verdant flora, and palapa parasols coexist. Facing this seemingly infinite stretch of sand, it's easy to understand how, in the past, this land could be seen as the edge of the world. Don’t hesitate to bring a windsurfing board and kite, since the wind conditions are ideal.

Let our luxury concierge service elevate your travel experience. From private chefs and in-villa spa treatments to tailored local experiences and seamless logistics, every detail is thoughtfully arranged to match your needs. 

Discover our most exclusive and unforgettable experiences in Comporta.

Climb aboard a boat and sail across the waves of Comporta for an exceptional culinary experience. Fresh seafood, tapas, and sangria, everything comes together for an afternoon discovering Arrabida’s marine caves and swimming in the Atlantic ocean.

Fly over the Tróia peninsula in a helicopter, enjoying the Comporta region from above. Discover all of the secrets of the Sado natural reserve and marvel at the beautiful Atlantic Ocean. Sand dunes, pine forests, rice fields, and secluded coves… The panorama is nothing short of breathtaking!

In Comporta, viticulture is an art. Set out to discover the region’s most extraordinary vineyards to pull back the curtain on the production of exceptional wines, at once fruity and refreshing. After your visit, settle between the grape vines to sample ambrosial wines straight from their wooden casks, accompanied by local cheeses.