The Region
The Region
When time belongs entirely to our guests,
there is plenty of room to discover everything around them.
The Alentejo is a region steeped in history, authentic flavours, and peaceful hospitality.
From Beja to Évora, you will find towns shaped by heritage, traditional crafts, and rich gastronomy. Inland, sprawling vineyards and vast landscapes open up, perfect for exploring.
Along the coast, the beaches offer plenty of space and calm to unwind. Among the many options available, choose the experiences that truly make the difference.
Activities
Albergaria dos Fusos River Beach
Located just 10 minutes from the estate, this Blue Flag river beach is nestled within the Alvito Dam reservoir, offering a perfect spot to relax by the water.
Walking Trails
Routes and paths through holm oak meadows, farmlands, and plains. Discover the biodiversity and stillness of the Alentejo at the rhythm of your own footsteps.
The Alentejo sky
One of the world's finest night skies. A breathtaking natural setting, perfect for an unforgettable stargazing experience.
Wine Producers
Tour the region’s premier wineries, savor exceptional Alentejo wines, and connect with the dedicated producers who craft them with deep-rooted passion and tradition.
Horseback Riding
A unique way to discover the Alentejo landscape. Ride through the countryside or along the shores of Alqueva.
Rota do Fresco (The Fresco Route)
An invitation to uncover one of Alentejo’s best-kept secrets: the exquisite heritage of mural fresco painting.
Places to visit
Vila Nova da Baronia
Located in this charming small village, the Church of Nossa Senhora da Assunção stands out for its great historical value and fascinating architectural details.
Alvito
Located in Praça da República, the Alvito pillory is a historical landmark of the town. A feature typical of Portuguese villages, it stands as an ancient symbol of municipal authority and justice.
Viana do Alentejo
Just a few kilometres away, you will find the Sanctuary of Nossa Senhora d’Aires, widely known for its traditional pilgrimages and the historic September fair. A place of silence and a testament to the beauty of Baroque architecture.
Évora
Capital of the Alentejo and a UNESCO World Heritage site, 30–40 minutes away. Discover its Roman temple, cathedral, ancient walls, and a gastronomy well worth the journey.
Alqueva Dam
The largest artificial lake in Europe. A setting of exceptional beauty for boat trips, fishing, and watching the sunset over the water.
Monsaraz
A walled medieval village with stunning views over the Alqueva. A UNESCO World Heritage site and one of the most iconic postcards of the Alentejo.
