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Casa do Chiquinho
Casa do Chiquinho is a quiet retreat in Crato, ideal for resting and exploring Alentejo. The cuisine is another strong point, you can taste typical Alentejo dishes in the restaurants of the village and nearby With Wi-Fi, a fully equipped kitchen and a good outdoor space, it's perfect for couples or families. Close to the Monastery of Flor da Rosa and surrounded by serene landscapes. We also offer a 4-wheel motorcycle ride as an optional extra. Peace, comfort and authenticity in the heart of Alentejo.

"Laranja Limão House - Alentejo"
private pool. On the route of castles and wineries , ideal for a few days in the Alentejo plains. Perto do Castelo de Estremoz, Evoramonte, Arraiolos e Évora, Museu do Tapete, Centro interpretativo do Mundo Rural e saborear a boa comida alentejana. with private pool. In the route of the castles and the route of the caves of the Alentejo wines, ideal to enjoy a few days well spent in the Alentejo plains. Close to Castles of Estremoz, Evoramonte, Arraiolos and Évora https://youtu.be/bQ2q_CAOMlg

Herdade do Burrazeiro | Casa de Alcaria
A CASA DA ALCARIA está integrada na Herdade do Burrazeiro. Trata-se de uma casa independente, rodeada de pastagens em montado de sobreiros e azinheiras. Do alpendre da casa pode desfrutar da tranquilidade da paisagem do montado alentejano. Limpeza final incluída. Incluída limpezas com mudança de roupa a cada sete dias. Limpezas extra podem ser efetuadas a pedido. Por favor tenha em atenção que o acesso à propriedade é feito via uma estrada de terra com cerca de 2km. Certificado Green Key

Private Country House (Exclusive Pool) - Marvão
Casa dos Galegos combines traditional architecture with a modern layout. It is located in the village of Galegos, right in the heart of the São Mamede Natural Park, in the Alto Alentejo region, just 11 km from the villages of Marvão and Castelo de Vide. It features a wood pellet stove for winter and a private outdoor pool for summer. It is the ideal place to take a break and relax, with the perfect balance of being close to everything yet far enough away at the same time.

THE miniPENTHOUSE terrace & SPA
Apartment rebuilt by architect, excellent privacy, solar exposure, with wifi, and beach at 150m. 1 suite with SPA and Turkish bath with aromatherapy. 1 suite with terrace with sea view, cinema projection screen. Room with sea view, river, and terrace, where you can enjoy a seating area and a barbecue with a wrought iron grill. Close to restaurants, coffee and supermarket, and train station. Air conditioning and heated floor in all areas, 4K TV and independent box by suite.

Casa da Picoteira - Pool - Pet Friendly - EVCharge
Casa da Picoteira is a beautifully refurbished countryside retreat in São Pedro do Esteval, Proença-a-Nova, ideal for guests seeking comfort, privacy and tranquillity. Enjoy a 900 m² private garden, saltwater pool, pet-friendly stay and EV charger. The property is entirely private, with a main house offering 3 bedrooms, kitchen, bathroom, living and dining areas, plus a separate house with ensuite bedroom and workspace. There is also a full bathroom by the pool.

Serra Casa - large private house & swimming pool
Large house, completely private with a swimming pool, terrace, BBQ, garden, small stream, recently renovated with air conditioning in bedrooms + fire places in living & dining room. High quality bedding & towels, eco-friendly cleaning products. Set in peaceful nature, we are located just 3 minutes walk from the lake where you can swim, paddleboard and kayak. There are beautiful hikes right from the doorstep. The historic town of Marvão is 15 minutes by car.

Casa da Piedade
Casa da Piedade is a cozy retreat in total harmony with nature, where comfort and tranquility are priorities. Located in Portagem, at the foot of the Marvão mountain range, it is a 3-minute walk from the local swimming pools and a 10-minute drive from the castle. Surrounded by typical restaurants and serene landscapes, it is the ideal starting point to explore the region, savor the local cuisine and rest in a calm and authentic environment.

Alentejo Landscape Refuge
Mount Ermida de São Julião was an ancient hermitage that dates back to the 17th century, recently restored but with some traces kept inside. Situated in Mora, about 1h from Lisbon, where it passes the myth Nacional 2, a few kilometers from the Fluviário de Mora, Açude do Gameiro and the Montargil dam. Enjoy this space with a swimming pool at your disposal so you can enjoy your rest days with comfort and privacy over the Alentejo plain.

Monte das Cascatas, natural surroundings
Cozy country house, set in a serene and natural Alentejo hill with about 4 hectares. In the heart of the Serra de S. Mamede Natural Park, it is surrounded by a wide variety of native flora, such as cork oaks, olive trees, oaks or fruit trees. Crossed by the Sever River and a stream that invites you to take refreshing baths through its numerous waterfalls. It also has two real natural pools, old reused irrigation tanks.

Stone cottage in the Natural Park Serra S. Mamede
Our little stone cottage lies on a stream and has views of the beautiful hills and meadows full of olive and cork trees. In the garden you will find some fruit trees, herbs and flowers. Not far there is a nice waterfall to enjoy hot summer days. This is a peaceful place to relax. Here you can get immersed in nature's beauty, enjoy the sky full of stars and listen to the sheep's bells chiming.

Monte das Mogueiras
A WINDOW TO LIFE with a direct view of the historic village of Avis, where the dam dresses the purest Alentejo in blue. Find in Monte das Mogueiras a space to enjoy your holidays, calm and for the whole family or even a refuge to work! The view of the dam and village of Avis provides unforgettable moments. Discover, with us, the best of Alentejo. Welcome to Monte das Mogueiras!
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best places to stay in Alto Alentejo?
Atmospheric accommodations are often found in towns like Marvão or Castelo de Vide, traditional rural estates, and renovated manor houses around Portalegre. These locations have a blend of historic charm and easy access to nature.
What are the best things to do in Alto Alentejo with kids?
Families can explore historic castles, visit nature parks in the São Mamede mountains, and enjoy hands-on experiences at local farms or creative workshops. Outdoor pools and gentle walking trails are frequently suggested activities for all ages.
What are some of the best things to do in Alto Alentejo?
Alto Alentejo has atmospheric castles, whitewashed villages, and traditional markets to explore. Nature trails in the São Mamede mountains, local wineries, and regional cuisine provide a blend of cultural and outdoor experiences.
How is the weather in Alto Alentejo?
Alto Alentejo has mild, wet winters from about 40–58°F (5–14°C), and hot summers reaching up to 96°F (35°C) with little rainfall. Spring and autumn are often comfortable, making them popular times for outdoor activities.
When is the best time to visit Alto Alentejo?
Late spring and early autumn are often suggested for exploring Alto Alentejo, thanks to milder temperatures around 68–80°F (20–27°C) and blooming landscapes. Summer brings warmer weather, while winters are cooler with some rainfall.
What are the best places to visit in Alto Alentejo?
Frequently suggested destinations include Marvão, a hilltop village with panoramic views, Castelo de Vide’s historic quarters, and the town of Portalegre, known for traditional tapestry. Local markets and manor houses showcase regional life.
What are some hiking trails in Alto Alentejo?
Alto Alentejo has scenic hiking paths through the São Mamede mountains, forested areas, and rolling olive groves. Many trails wind past hilltop castles, historic villages, and wildflower meadows, providing opportunities to explore both nature and local heritage.
What are some family activities we can do in Alto Alentejo?
Families can explore hilltop castles, walk in nature reserves, or take part in pottery or bread-making workshops. Visiting traditional markets is a lively way to learn about regional flavors and crafts.
What are some of the best day trip ideas from Alto Alentejo?
Explore fortified towns with medieval castles, wine-producing villages, or local pottery workshops. Nearby, nature reserves offer birdwatching, gentle hikes, and opportunities to experience the region’s traditional crafts.
Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Alto Alentejo?
Many accommodations in Alto Alentejo welcome pets, especially in rural areas or traditional village homes. Nearby trails, open countryside, and parkland make it convenient for travelers with dogs.
What are some local tips for visiting Alto Alentejo?
Greet locals with a friendly 'bom dia,' try regional olive oil at small producers, and take time to linger over meals. Many markets take place in the mornings, and comfortable shoes are helpful for exploring cobbled streets and trails.
What is Alto Alentejo known for?
Alto Alentejo is known for its medieval castles, cork oak forests, and distinctive local cuisine. The area is also recognized for tapestry craftsmanship, whitewashed villages, and a gently undulating landscape dotted with olive groves.
What are the best hidden gems to explore in Alto Alentejo?
Consider exploring lesser-known villages with ancient chapels, small olive oil mills, or local art cooperatives. Shaded river beaches and quiet Roman ruins also reveal a different side of Alto Alentejo.
What are the best foods to try in Alto Alentejo?
Traditional dishes are often recommended, such as migas, game stews, cured pork, and sheep’s cheese. Locally baked bread, olive oil, and pastries like boleima highlight distinct regional flavors.
What should I bring for a trip to Alto Alentejo?
Pack comfortable walking shoes, layers for changing temperatures, and sun protection, especially in summer. A light rain jacket is useful in spring or autumn, and a reusable water bottle is handy for exploring rural paths.
What is the nightlife in Alto Alentejo like?
Nightlife tends to center on local cafés, small taverns, and occasional live music performances in villages or town squares. In summer, open-air events, night markets, and festivals often bring a festive energy to the area.
What are the most popular events or festivals in Alto Alentejo?
Widely known events include traditional fairs, local music festivals, and celebrations linked to seasonal harvests. In spring and summer, towns frequently host street festivals with folk music, artisanal foods, and parades.
Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Alto Alentejo?
Family friendly vacation rentals are available throughout Alto Alentejo, particularly in small towns, rural villages, and countryside estates. Many include features like outdoor spaces, kitchens, and room for group gatherings.
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