If you’ve fallen for the wicker baskets you can see everywhere in Comporta, if you want to take home an authentic, local souvenir, or even if you’ve decided to decorate your home in the style of a fisherman’s cabin, this section will give you all the addresses you need to know to find the beautiful objects your heart desires.
Comporta is surrounded by rice fields, the ocean, sand dunes and pine forests. It is a unique place, where you connect with nature, where you can enjoy the present moment. This wild refuge is appreciated by VIPs for its discretion. Comporta is renowned for its raw nature and the “tranquilidade” of its villages. Here it
The Tróia Peninsula in Portugal is a superb sandy moorland that stretches along the Atlantic coast of Portugal, north of Comporta. At 1h15 from Lisbon, the Tróia peninsula is easily accessible by car-ferry or catamaran from the town of Setúbal. The trip on boat is an opportunity to admire the natural reserve of the Sado
If you are on holiday in Comporta, Portugal, do not hesitate to go to Setúbal for a day trip. This city is 20 minutes by ferry from the Tróia Peninsula, and you can board with your car. It is therefore quite possible to plan this visit when you stay in one of our houses in
If you are on holiday in Comporta for a week or more, don’t hesitate to take a walk in and around the villages of Herdade da Comporta. Alcácer do Sal is, for example, a charming village typical of the Alentejo not to be missed. If you are leaving Lisbon, you can stop at Alcácer do
Carrasqueira is probably the most traditional of the small villages in Comporta. It is located 1:15 from Lisbon, on the banks of the mouth of the Sado River, opposite Setùbal. It is famous for its port on stilts, with old wooden mooring lines for the local fishing boats. Carrasqueira in Comporta also houses original fishing
Carvalhal is one of the seven villages that make up Herdade da Comporta. It is in the Alentejo region, 10 minutes by car south of Comporta. It is surrounded by splendid rice paddies that change the colours of the landscape according to the seasons – a wonderful sight! The weather is mild year round. This
The growing popularity of Comporta is spreading to the other towns and villages around the Herdade da Comporta. This is the case with Melides, a charming haven located a little further south, 20 minutes’ drive away. Here you will find a pretty whitewashed town, blue-painted houses, a covered market in the heart of the centre
Comporta, a paradise outside of time, original and unspoilt With its patchworks of rice paddies, long untouched sandy beaches, rustic cabins and huts with thatched roofs, Comporta in Portugal is the ideal destination for those looking for peace and quiet and nature. For many years most of the area belonged to the Espirito Santo family,
Comporta: A mild and humid Mediterranean climate Portugal’s climate is generally temperate, and the Atlantic influence brings a certain mildness to the country. Summers are hot and dry and the temperature is rather mild in winter for Europe, making it a popular destination for tourists all year round There are no bad times to travel
A new hotel in a dream setting Hotel Quinta da Comporta is the newest hotel in Comporta, Portugal. It opened its doors to the public in May 2019. Located in the village of Carvalhal, it faces wonderful rice fields, while being close to the shops, restaurants and beaches of Carvalhal and Pego. Hotel Quinta da