To make your trip to Comporta truly extraordinary, you can experience an outing at sea to observe birds that are only seen here, follow the dolphins of the estuary, or even make a flight in hot air balloon over the wild nature of Sado.
Nestled alongside the sun-kissed shoreline of Alentejo, Portugal, lies the idyllic village of Comporta – a hidden gem that has remained tremendously undiscovered via means of mass tourism. Comporta is an area wherein time appears to sluggish down, and the stresses of current lifestyles fade away with every passing wave. Known for its pristine beaches,
Comporta is a village 1h15m from Lisbon and it is unbelievable how idyllic the landscape is for nature lovers. Comporta is located on the Herdade da comporta, an area of 12.500 hectares and is situated between the Sado river and the ocean. Comporta is one of the best known villages in this region, however all
After a few years of construction, Comporta Dunas will open its doors this year and will present itself as one of the best places for golf in Europe. David McLay-Kidd is the architect of this ambitious project which is an hour away from the Portuguese capital and on the shore of the Sado Estuary, in
The full name of the region is Herdade da Comporta. It has 12.500 hectares of land and is located between the Sado river and the ocean. From this whole land, there are 7 villages around and one of them is the Comporta. The other six are: Pego, Carvalhal, Brejos, Torre, Possanco, Carrasqueira. Let’s talk a
Is on the Alentejo coast that we will find Comporta, surrounded by beautiful beaches and rice fields, making the whole region an idyllic and very special place. Comporta is reflected in the sound of nature, the storks in their nests, the birds singing, its houses in blue and white tones or houses with thatched roofs,
Melides is a small village that is more than 500 years old and is known for its white and blue tones, characteristic of the Alentejo region and lies on an extension of the Portuguese coast with more than 60 kms, like the village of Comporta, Carvalhal or Brejos that is increasingly being visited by European
Comporta and its region have conquered many people’s hearts and the truth is unavoidable. Those who choose these small villages for their vacations leave here with many good memories and with a date set for the following year. What is Comporta Portugal known for? Comporta is a village in the Alentejo region that has become
Portugal is a country with an area of 92,212 km², situated in the southwest of Europe and has around 10 million people. Because of its geographical position, it is a privileged country with a coastline of approximately 943km of Atlantic Ocean. What is the best time of year to visit Lisbon Portugal? It is a
We know that Comporta and its surrounding villages are very popular in the summer. Without a doubt it is an excellent destination to spend your vacations with your family or friends. Comporta has an extension of sand and beaches for all tastes and the views are breathtaking. The most well known beaches have parking facilities
Portugal is located in the extreme southwest of Europe and is a country with 10 million inhabitants that geographically is privileged by its coastline, which is 943 km long, not forgetting its two archipelagos, Madeira and Azores, within 250 kms and 667 kms respectively. From north to south, each city has its own characteristics. Discover