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An outdoor stone area features a rustic stone sink with brass fixtures, positioned against a backdrop of lush greenery and rolling hills. The entrance is marked by a pair of blue doors, framed by solid stone walls and a red-tiled roof, under a clear blue sky.
Home in Penha Longa
5 out of 5 average rating, 132 reviews

Romantic Cottage, Breakfast incl., Outdoor Bath

Javalina is a romantic stone house surrounded by lots of nature. A fresh breakfast is delivered to your door each morning for your maximum comfort. Enjoy a relaxing soak in the outdoor stone bath beneath the trees, with bath pillows provided for extra coziness. The unique pool, framed by magnificent trees, offers breathtaking views of the Douro Valley. Embrace the romance at Javalina with heartfelt conversations, a good book or a game night over a cup of tea, all in our snug, inviting interior.

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A rustic dining area is positioned under a covered terrace, featuring a wooden table surrounded by chairs. Lush greenery frames the space, with a serene view of the lake and hills visible in the background. Sunlight gently illuminates the scene, creating a calming ambiance.
Guest suite in Barragem de Santa Clara-a-Velha
5 out of 5 average rating, 221 reviews

Lake View at Cabanas do Lago

Take a moment, come to a quiet place, let yourself wonder. Concealed in the majestic scenery of “Cabanas do Lago” making an honest claim to be a walk away from the pure waters of Santa Clara Dam where if one so chooses can lose themselves in the beauty of this place. Here nature dances with the senses. The sights and sounds that surround this lovely setting will be etched to your memory. To wake up here, can be an amazing experience. Where the soft light of the morning gently wakes you up.

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A rustic two-story building is nestled among lush greenery, surrounded by towering ferns and dense trees. The structure features a traditional tiled roof, whitewashed walls, and dark green shutters. A winding stone path leads from the house through the vibrant landscape.
Windmill in Povoacao
4.95 out of 5 average rating, 170 reviews

Waterfall Life: Secluded Nature-Immersion

"Immersion into nature" at its most literal definition. You'll have your private paradise in nature. Surrounded by waterfalls (2), wild plants, flowers, rocks, birds and even some fish. A soundtrack—the water streaming down from two sides of the property—will follow you into your sleep. Everything is aimed at minimizing distraction from the intrinsic beauty of nature, you'll be in your own bubble, yet a small village market and a bar are conveniently located less than 100mt. (300ft) away.

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Large patio doors open to reveal a cozy studio apartment with an orange-accented bed and a small wooden table. Lush greenery frames the entrance, blending the interior with the outdoor terrace.
Guest suite in Cascais
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 370 reviews

Cascais Amazing GardenHouse With Shared PlungePool

The Garden House is a cosy and secluded studio apartment for two people that overlooks our lush garden and is the ideal choice for a peaceful and relaxing getaway. Appointed to a high standard with natural materials, such as oak parquet ceiling and floors and linen curtains, and decorated in soothing natural colours, it blends harmoniously with its surroundings. Large patio doors lead out onto a spacious and private terrace with a dining table and chairs and a wooden sofa.

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A light-filled living space features a skylight and wooden floors. A dark sofa and a patterned armchair are positioned alongside a dining table with four chairs. A small television sits on a stand, while a doorway leads to another room.
Home in Barqueiros
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 366 reviews

Quinta Barqueiros D'Ouro - Baco's House

Casa do Baco is part of a group of houses located in Quinta Barqueiros D'Ouro, Barqueiros, in the Douro Demarcated Region. Come and settle in a historic Douro farmhouse with a wine estate to enjoy! The independent house is located on the second floor of the Main House, with two flights of stairs, and features a good bedroom, bathroom, common living room with sofa bed and equipped with a complete Kitchenette, TV and Wi-Fi. For guests' comfort, we have a luggage elevator.

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Two comfortable chairs are positioned on the grassy shore, overlooking a rocky coastline and the vast ocean. A small wooden table sits between them, inviting relaxation while enjoying the scenic view of the water and distant landforms under a clear blue sky.
Condo in S.Mateus
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 101 reviews

qMc - quinta do Mar, apart. C

Alojamento local (AL) certificado n.º1435. Apartamento em condomínio privado, sobre o Oceano, na zona marinha do Negrito, São Mateus da Calheta, a 10 min de Angra do Heroísmo (cidade património Mundial). Exclusivo a quem procura a qualidade, tranquilidade, comodidade e segurança, no meio de um ambiente natural, com excelente vista de Mar, montanha e acesso privado à zona marinha do Negrito Exposição solar a Este e Sul, vista para o Negrito, Monte Brasil e Oceano.

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An inviting wooden deck surrounds a natural pool, reflecting the surrounding greenery. Two white lounge chairs with light green cushions are situated gracefully on the deck, offering a serene spot to relax and enjoy the tranquil environment.
Guest suite in Loulé
5 out of 5 average rating, 243 reviews

The Old Donkey – Terrace Suite, Garden View

CASA BRAVA is an eco Guest House set in an old farmhouse, 5 minutes from the historic center of Loulé and 20 minutes from the coast and Faro airport. A place where tranquility and accessibility meet. Three independent suites with private gardens and terraces. Stay in the former donkey dormitory, renovated in stone with private facilities. In 2026, breakfast is replaced by a gourmet welcome basket. Wild nature and a natural pool for a unique Algarve experience.

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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, 210 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.

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A coastal terrace is viewed from the stone-paved area, showcasing lush greenery, terracotta planters, and an expansive view of the ocean. A red sailboat can be seen gently moving across the water, while the sky above is clear and bright.
Home in Colares
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 147 reviews

Restored winery on the Atlantic.

Historic late 17th century winery newly restored into home. Situated on the Atlantic Ocean with views of the beautiful Coastal village of Azenhas do Mar, Cabo da Roca and Ericeira. Walking distance to Praia das maçãs and Azenhas do Mar beach. Breathtaking views from either window of the home. More information available upon request. A rare property in a unique location.

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The windmill, constructed from natural stone, features wooden blades with fabric sails. Surrounding greenery and distant mountains are visible under a clear blue sky, providing a serene backdrop for the rustic structure.
Windmill in Termas Fadagosa
5 out of 5 average rating, 114 reviews

A beautiful windmill in nature: Moinho da Fadagosa

Stay at our windmill in Portugal: nature, comfort, fresh produce and fine wine. Isn’t that the recipe for a fine slice of life? The windmill is the perfect place to stay for some quiet time; with 360 degree views of the mountains, and just the sounds of the birds and the breeze to accompany you, you will leave feeling relaxed and inspired.

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An outdoor seating area features a rustic wooden structure with a terracotta roof, providing shade. Stone walls encompass the area, adorned with potted plants. A wooden table and chairs invite relaxation, with the surrounding cobblestone path enhancing the charming ambiance of the medieval house.
Home in Monsanto
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 310 reviews

SUN SET HOUSE

Casa medieval, de origem judaica (pensa-se que pode ter origem nos judeus sefarditas que foram expulsos de Espanha em 1492 pelos Reis Católicos), inteiramente recuperada conservando por inteiro toda a sua originalidade. Apenas foi incorporada a inevitável modernidade mas nunca entrando em conflito com a sua arquitectura tradicional.

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An exterior view of a historic windmill showcases its distinctive round structure and large black sail arms. Surrounding gardens feature various plants and a stone-paved area, offering glimpses of the ocean in the background under soft, golden sunlight.
Windmill in Ericeira
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 171 reviews

O Remoinho - Windmill

The Windmill is a 500 years old mill entirely refurbished and adapted as a house. It has ocean views, a 2 000 m² garden and free Wi-Fi access. It is located at Ericeira, at a 5 minutes walking distance from the town centre and nearest beaches. There are also barbecue facilities and free private parking in the property.

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All about Portugal

With historic cities, extravagant castles, idyllic beaches, and a renowned food and wine, Portugal offers visitors myriad memorable experiences. In the capital city of Lisbon, you’ll find incredible street art-covered buildings as well as historical landmarks like the 16th-century Tower of Belém — a UNESCO World Heritage site. St. George’s Castle towers over the city, while the spectacular neo-Gothic Santa Justa Lift rises above the rooftops for stunning views. Lisbon is famous for pastéis de nata, custard pastries created by Catholic monks in the 18th century, and people line up out the door of the local bakeries for the delicious treats.

Porto is Portugal’s second city, and its old town — which is a designated UNESCO Heritage site — is lined with cobbled streets, ornate churches, and beautifully tiled buildings decorated with distinct blue and white tiles called azulejos. It’s also the place to sample the country’s most famous wine, port.

On the west coast, you’ll find the narrow streets and opulent palaces of Sintra, while in the north, you can explore picturesque waterways from inside a gondola in Aveiro. The island of Madeira boasts incredible landscapes and charming villages, as well as fresh seafood and delicious Madeira wine. And you’ll find some of Europe’s finest beaches in the Algarve in southern Portugal, with stunning limestone rock formations that tower over the sand.

What are the top things to do in Portugal?

Sintra

Less than an hour from Lisbon, the town of Sintra features picturesque villas, palaces, and castles. Visit the ancient ruins of the Castle of the Moors, dating back to the eighth century. See the stunning architecture of the Regaleira Palace and Gardens and Monserrate Palace with its subtropical gardens. The highlight of the town, sitting high on a hill, is the spectacular pastel-painted Pena’s Palace — a former summer retreat for the royal family surrounded by lovely pine forests.

Lagos

The Algarve town of Lagos sits at the southernmost tip of the country and features beautiful pristine beaches and the turquoise waters of the Atlantic Ocean. Ancient Moorish walls circle the town center, which is home to lovely squares full of cafes and shops. A highlight is Ponta da Piedade headland south of the town — a series of dramatic cliffs featuring incredible naturally formed grottos and sea caves.

Obidos

In the west, the town of Obidos is protected by an imposing eighth-century fortified wall. Walk through it into the town to find a magnificent medieval castle and ornate churches. The cobbled streets are full of vibrant squares with cafes, shops, and markets alongside whitewashed houses. The town is famous for its Medieval Festival in July, featuring jugglers, wandering minstrels, jousting knights, and a bounty of meat on offer.

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