The Rice Museum is located at the entrance to the village of Comporta in Portugal. It is devoted to local rice growing and related traditions. In this cultural space, we go back in time to better understand the impact of this atypical culture in the history and development of “Herdade da Comporta”. The museum is
Lunch at the beach is a real pleasure in Comporta in Portugal.This is an opportunity to enjoy the sun, while tasting delicious grilled fish. We see surfers and fishermen in discovering the specialty wines of the region. The atmosphere is relaxed and children play in the sand, everything is provided for an enjoyable time. Praia
The Alentejo is a magnificent region. The landscapes are highly varied and admiring them from the sky makes them even more incredible. During your stay at Comporta, take a flight in a hot-air balloon over this region offers breathtaking views. Drifting with the breeze, you can admire the whitewashed houses of Alcácer do Sal, the
Tomás Mello Bryner began to study yoga in New York before spending several months in the Hridaya Yoga community in Mexico. In 2013, he went to India and followed yoga teacher-training courses in Rishikesh. He is also registered with the Yoga Alliance with a certificate of 500 hours of practice. Today, Tomás teaches yoga in
Where Comporta is located in Portugal? Comporta is on the Atlantic Coast south of Setúbal, just over an hour from Lisbon. It is therefore quite possible to come and recharge your batteries in this uspoilt paradise for a few days during a stay in the Portuguese capital. The beautiful beaches and the authentic villages of Herdade
The rice fields are at the heart of life in Comporta and the history of the village. Rice has been cultivated here since 1925. These fields shape and colour the landscape according to the seasons. Whether they are green, yellow or a mirror-like pool of water, they instil magic and rhythm in this region. An
Comporta is home to a port balanced on stilts, untouched by time and suspended between sky and sea. Located in Carrasqueira on the Sado River who’s starting Alcácer do Sal. This small fishing port is built on a jumble of rough-and-ready landing stages made of openwork planks that rest on stilts. A unique architecture in