Portugal ist ein kleines Land, das viele Schätze zu bieten hat, die es zu entdecken gilt. Sie können in 9 Stunden von einem Ende des Landes zum anderen fahren und dabei eine große Vielfalt an Landschaften entdecken. Historische Dörfer , Wasserfälle inmitten der Natur, Schnee und sogar die schönsten kristallklaren Strände – dieses Land hat
Comporta gehört zum Alentejo und ist ein portugiesisches Dorf, das nur 1h15 Minuten von Lissabon entfernt ist. Dieses Dorf, das sich durch seine blauen und weißen Farbtöne und die riesigen Storchennester auszeichnet, ist bei Touristen, die die Stille genießen möchten, sehr beliebt. Aufgrund der ausgedehnten Küstenlinie sind die Strände sehr vielfältig: Praia do carvalhal, praia
Carrasqueira ist wahrscheinlich das traditionellste der kleinen Dörfer in Comporta. Es liegt 1:15 von Lissabon entfernt am Ufer der Mündung des Sado gegenüber von Setùbal. Es ist berühmt für seinen Hafen auf Stelzen mit alten hölzernen Anlegestellen für die örtlichen Fischerboote. Carrasqueira in Comporta beherbergt ebenfalls originale Fischerhütten. Das Ackerland und die Flussmündung von Carrasqueira
We all know how much Comporta and its region are gaining notoriety from year to year. And it is not for less. Comporta is a place with splendid nature and beaches for all tastes. Now that the warmer months are starting to arrive, everyone wants to enjoy the summer days when the sunsets go late.
Comporta is on the Atlantic coast south of Setubal, and is 1h15 minutes away from Lisbon, Portugal’s capital. Whoever seeks to spend a few days in Comporta is looking for peace and nature. The village, surrounded by the storks’ nests, its blue and white tones is small but presents some options of restaurants, stores and
Comporta is a place with unique natural landscapes. A place increasingly sought after for those looking for a few days of rest surrounded by the magnificent beaches and rice fields. Comporta is located in Alentejo, a region in the south of Portugal and one and a half hours away from the capital of the country.
Comporta, village with its charm in the Alentejo region in Portugal is a destination increasingly sought after by those who want a vacation where relaxation is the main word. But “relax” does not mean no options for doing anything. Comporta can be calm and busy at the same time. It is surrounded by the charms
Portugal is a relatively small country with just over 10 million people. The country is divided into regions and some archipelagos, with an extensive and diverse coastline. There are beaches of all types, white or dark sand, coastal cliffs, large estuaries, bays, coastal lagoons, sheltered bays, headlands, and islands or islets. The forestation is as
The worldwide pandemic brought us new paradigms and the way of working was somewhat restructured. Teleworking was not something new, but with the current events many, with no other choice, had to adapt to this trend. In Portugal, it was a novelty in most professional activities. With no other option, it was a mandatory measure
Portugal reveals an exceptional diversity of landscapes between the mountains of the center of the country, an Atlantic facade of more than 800 kilometers and the plains of the south. Thanks to the creation of numerous natural parks and reserves, the country has been able to preserve a varied fauna and flora within protected areas.