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Holiday houses in Alentejo

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Apartment in Paço de Arcos
5 out of 5 average rating, 225 reviews

THE miniPENTHOUSE terrace & SPA

Apartamento reconstruído por arquitecto, excelente privacidade, exposição solar, com wifi, e praia a 150m. 1 suite com SPA e banho turco com aromaterapia. 1 suíte com terraço com vista mar, tela de projeção de cinema. Sala com vista de mar, rio, e terraço, onde poderá disfrutar de uma zona de estar e de um barbecue com grelha em ferro forjado. Perto de restaurantes, cafés e supermercado, e estação de comboio. Ar condicionado e piso aquecido em todas as áreas, TV 4K e box independente por suíte.

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Apartment in Sesimbra
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 143 reviews

"Mar e Paraiso" Apartment

Fermez les yeux… Imaginez le murmure apaisant des vagues, la lumière dorée du coucher de soleil qui inonde la baie de Sesimbra, et la douce brise marine qui entre par les fenêtres. Ici, chaque instant se savoure lentement, porté par la beauté de la mer et la sérénité du lieu. Mar e Paraíso est bien plus qu’un appartement : c’est une parenthèse de calme et de lumière où seule la mer est votre horizon. Le soir, endormez vous au son des vagues ; le matin, réveillez vous avec la lumière de l’océan

Top Guest favourite
The exterior of a historic windmill is showcased, featuring a circular white structure with a blue base. Lush greenery surrounds the base, with palm trees and shrubs visible. A clear blue sky offers a background to the picturesque setting, while the ocean can be seen in the distance.
Windmill in Setúbal
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 261 reviews

Moinho do Marco: the romantic windmill hideaway

Let yourself be carried away by the romanticism of the Moinho do Marco! Built in 1855, it is one of the few that still retains its original wooden gears. Enjoy the magic of sleeping comfortably in a mill full of history and charm. Located in the Serra da Arrábida, let yourself be conquered by the tranquillity of nature from the terrace, which offers the best view over the beautiful Bay of Setúbal. Enjoy this unusual, romantic and sustainable accommodation at any time of the year.

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A bright window frame painted in turquoise is open, revealing a stunning view of the ocean and rugged coastline. The sunlight reflects off the water, creating a serene atmosphere. The interior walls feature natural textures, complementing the coastal landscape.
Apartment in Colares
4.94 out of 5 average rating, 325 reviews

Life is better with a beachfront - Azenhas do Mar

The West Coast Design and Surf Villas (WCDS n10) allow the visitor to be part of the unique setting of the place, located in the central area of ​​Azenhas do Mar with easy access and front sea views. The houses have been rehabilitated using traditional materials and ancient techniques to provide a unique and memorable experience for the guests. A unique location like Azenhas do Mar deserves unique accommodations like Azenhas do Mar WCDS Villas , where the past meets the future.

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Villa in Monte Corvo
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 123 reviews

Forest retreat with private pool

Quiet Refuge in the Ribatejo Forest, with private swimming pool and total privacy, just one hour from Lisbon. Ideal for those looking for rest, nature, and a getaway away from the pace of the city. A cozy space surrounded by forest, perfect for relaxing, enjoying the private pool, dining outdoors, walking in the wild and living quiet nights under a starry sky. The property is part of the Land of Bees, a project dedicated to nature, biodiversity and beekeeping.

Top Guest favourite
The serene property showcases a natural swimming basin surrounded by stone pathways and landscaped garden areas. Lush greenery frames the view, leading to a charming stone building that offers a cozy, inviting atmosphere. The overall setting combines rustic elegance with a tranquil ambiance.
Home in Loulé
5 out of 5 average rating, 162 reviews

The Old Pig – Garden Suite, Kitchen & Pool View

CASA BRAVA is an eco guest house set in an old farmhouse, 10 minutes from the historic center of Loulé and 20 minutes from the coast and Faro airport. Stay in the former pigsty, renovated in stone and transformed into a characterful suite with a fully equipped kitchen. The house hosts only three independent suites, nestled in nature. In 2026, breakfast is replaced by a gourmet welcome basket. Garden, natural pool and family atmosphere to slow down and breathe.

Top Guest favourite
The modern tiny house features a cork façade and large glass windows, allowing abundant natural light to filter into the interior. A gentle slope of gravel leads up to the entrance, framed by lush greenery and trees, emphasizing the serene natural surroundings.
Tiny home in São Luís
5 out of 5 average rating, 138 reviews

MOBA vida - Eco Tiny House in cork oak forest

Enjoy the tranquillity of nature, the fantastic views and the serenity for which the Alentejo is so well known. MOBA is a sustainable holiday accommodation surrounded by nature, yet within walking distance of the very traditional little village of São Luís – and only 15 km from the beautiful beaches of the Costa Vicentina. There is a pool and you will receive a breakfast basket every morning so that you can start the day relaxed on your terrace.

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The view from the windmill offers a panoramic perspective of the coastline, dotted with greenery. The city skyline stretches in the distance, with the river gently flowing nearby. Various trees and shrubs create a natural border, framing the serene landscape.
Windmill in Caparica
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 629 reviews

Cozy 1850s Windmill with City and River Sunset Views

Discover the charm of staying in a 150-year-old windmill, fully renovated yet rich in original details. Ideal for romantic escapes, families or travelers seeking countryside peace just 10 min from Lisbon. Over 600 guests say we offer the best view of Lisbon — read the reviews! Enjoy sunsets over the Tagus, a pool to refresh in spring and summer, a treehouse, and a functional kitchen. Climb the historic stairs to reach the most stunning views.

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A rustic treehouse is nestled among thick branches, elevated above the ground. Wooden steps lead to the entrance, surrounded by intertwining tree limbs. The exterior features natural wood and a colorful decorative arch, blending harmoniously with the lush foliage.
Treehouse in Lagos
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 214 reviews

Magical Treehouse

Experience the magic of eco-friendly living among the treetops. Our authentic treehouse offers you unparalleled serenity, natural beauty, and the whimsical charm of dwelling in a real tree. Here, you'll find a haven to unplug, surrounded by the soothing sounds of nature, and blessed with awe-inspiring views. Witness the dazzling night sky through the foliage and be greeted by morning sunlight gently filtering through the leaves.

Top Guest favourite
A charming exterior view features a white building set against a lush green landscape, surrounded by trees. A natural stone wall borders the property, leading to a gentle stream with flowing water. A small deck with seating overlooks the serene water, enhancing the tranquil setting.
Villa in Figueiró Dos Vinhos
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 108 reviews

Sozen Mill - Watermill in Figueiró dos Vinhos

Sozen Mill is the perfect place to enjoy the sun and breathe fresh air in a unique atmosphere. With a stream that flows into the Zêzere River and small crystalline waterfalls, it is a setting of unparalleled natural beauty. This property consists of 2 independent bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and a combination kitchen and living room. The rooms have no connection to the interior of the house. It's a place to connect with nature.

Top Guest favourite
A charming cottage exterior is surrounded by lush greenery, with a terracotta facade and arched doorways. A patio area is visible, featuring a small table and a parasol, providing a shaded spot to enjoy the serene environment.
Cottage in Sintra
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 229 reviews

Cozy Private Cottage with Fireplace & Outdoor Tub

Tranquil and secluded cottage in the hills of Sintra, set within a private historic estate once home to Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. Casa Bohemia offers absolute privacy, a light-filled living room with wood-beamed ceiling and fireplace, a queen bedroom with en-suite bathroom, and a private courtyard with an antique stone bath for romantic outdoor bathing. Garden, terrace, parking, and nature all around.

Top Guest favourite
A cabin is nestled among lush greenery in a forested area, surrounded by various trees. A dirt path leads to the cabin, with a vehicle parked nearby. The setting is peaceful, showcasing the natural landscape of the region.
Hut in Cercal
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 217 reviews

wooden house in silence

This refuge is in the middle of a large forest of cork oaks, with more than 30 hectares, with many paths for pleasant walks, watching many varieties of birds, several places to practice Yoga, or simply contemplating the cork oak forest or the horizon. Here you will certainly be happy during your stay !!! If you want a long stay and need to work, I can provide an internet router.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • What are the best places to stay in Alentejo?

    Visitors to Alentejo often stay in the historic centers of towns like Évora, Beja, or the coastal village of Vila Nova de Milfontes. Rural farm stays and converted manor houses are frequently suggested for those seeking a locally rooted experience.

  • What are the best things to do in Alentejo with kids?

    Families can explore castle ruins, stroll through walled villages, or visit nature reserves for birdwatching and gentle walks. The region also has outdoor swimming spots, interactive museums, and sandy beaches along the coast.

  • What are some of the best things to do in Alentejo?

    Explore the UNESCO-listed city of Évora, roam the megalithic monuments near Monsaraz, or walk through cobbled streets in villages like Marvão. Alentejo has local wineries, traditional markets, and extensive cork oak landscapes.

  • How is the weather in Alentejo?

    Alentejo has mild, wetter winters with temperatures from 40–59°F (5–15°C), and hot, dry summers ranging from 65–96°F (18–35°C). Bring light clothing for summer, layers for cooler months, and a rain jacket for spring and fall.

  • What are the best places to visit in Alentejo?

    Frequently suggested spots include the historic city of Évora, the whitewashed village of Monsaraz, and the Alqueva Lake area. The coastline around Vila Nova de Milfontes is also known for sandy beaches and relaxed towns.

  • What are some hiking trails in Alentejo?

    Alentejo has marked trails through the Serra de São Mamede Natural Park, the cork forests near Grândola, and along the Rota Vicentina on the coast. Walkers often enjoy routes with rolling hills and views of rural villages.

  • What are some family activities we can do in Alentejo?

    Families can join guided nature walks, explore interactive history museums, or picnic by Alqueva Lake. Sandy beaches, local festivals, and wildlife spotting in nature reserves are also popular.

  • What are some of the best day trip ideas from Alentejo?

    Visitors often plan day trips to the UNESCO-listed Évora, the fortified village of Marvão, or the vineyards near Redondo for wine tastings. Coastal escapes to the beaches around Zambujeira do Mar are also frequently suggested.

  • Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Alentejo?

    Many accommodations across Alentejo welcome pets, especially in rural areas and coastal towns. Check individual listings for pet policies and nearby outdoor spaces for walks.

  • What are some local tips for visiting Alentejo?

    Pack sun protection and refillable water bottles, as summers are warm and dry. Try local olive oil and wines, and consider a rental car to reach small villages and countryside markets.

  • What is Alentejo known for?

    Alentejo is known for sweeping cork oak woodlands, olive groves, and distinct whitewashed villages. The region has rich Roman, Moorish, and medieval heritage, along with celebrated cuisine and local wines.

  • What are the best hidden gems to explore in Alentejo?

    Travelers often mention the pottery town of São Pedro do Corval and the quiet medieval village of Castelo de Vide. Serpa, known for its cheese and historic streets, is also frequently suggested for those looking to explore less-visited places.

  • What are the best foods to try in Alentejo?

    Traditional dishes include pork with clams, slow-cooked lamb stews, and bread-based açorda soup. Local cheeses and olive oils, as well as regional wines, are enjoyed throughout Alentejo.

  • What should I bring for a trip to Alentejo?

    Pack comfortable shoes for walking on cobbled streets or country trails, sunscreen, and a reusable water bottle. Bring light clothing for summer, layers for cooler evenings, and a rain jacket in spring or fall.

  • What is the nightlife in Alentejo like?

    Nightlife in Alentejo is laid-back, with local bars, wine cellars, and live music in town centers. During summer, open-air festivals, local celebrations, and traditional music events often bring communities together in public squares.

  • What are the most popular events or festivals in Alentejo?

    Frequent events include summer music festivals, regional food fairs, and cultural celebrations that showcase traditional singing and crafts. Carnival festivities and harvest fairs in late summer or early fall are often highlighted.

  • Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Alentejo?

    Alentejo has a range of family-friendly vacation rentals, including countryside cottages, village homes, and apartments in towns like Évora or Vila Nova de Milfontes. Many have outdoor spaces and offer easy access to nature and cultural sites.

  • When is the best time to visit Alentejo?

    Late spring and early fall are often recommended for their warm, pleasant weather, lower rainfall, and blooming fields. Summers can be very hot, while winters are milder and quieter.

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