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Holiday rentals in Alto Alentejo

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A spacious living area features large windows offering expansive views of the sea and city. Soft natural light floods the room, highlighting a comfortable sofa and a contemporary television. A cozy armchair adds to the inviting atmosphere, while a wood-paneled accent wall provides texture.
Flat in Paço de Arcos
5 out of 5 average rating, 230 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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A spacious living area features a large, soft sofa and colorful chairs, creating a comfortable seating arrangement. Floor-to-ceiling glass windows provide natural light and views of the garden. Decorative art pieces and plants add a touch of warmth to the modern design.
Loft in Alcabideche
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 147 reviews

Sunny Garden Studio with Ocean View

Fully equipped, sunny (south-west location) and quiet Garden Loft of about 40 sqm with unobstructed ocean view. Located at the foothills of the Sintra mountain range right at the border of the Sintra National Parque. Driving distance of about 5 minutes to Gunicho beach which is one of the most popular and spectacular beaches in the region. Walking distance to the centre of Malveria da Serra with Supermarket etc. and some restaurants. 10 minutes drive to the charming harbour town of Cascais.

Top guest favourite
The living area features large glass doors that open to a private terrace, allowing natural light to fill the space. A round dining table sits beside a wooden chair, while a lounging chair is positioned on the terrace, surrounded by planters with greenery.
Flat in Lisbon
4.95 out of 5 average rating, 865 reviews

Lisbon rooftop with terrace and stunning views

A stylish 1-bedroom rooftop apartment with a private terrace and stunning views of the Sao Jorge Castle and Tagus river. Located in the heart of Lisbon, in Marques de Pombal close to the emblematic Eduardo VII park and Avenida da Liberdade. ⚠️PLEASE NOTE there is construction work next door and may be noisy during the day** The rooftop apartment is accessible via an outdoor spiral staircase. Due to the stairs, please note that this apartment is not suitable for people with reduced mobility.

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A bedroom featuring an accentuated wooden ceiling with exposed beams and a panoramic window providing a view of the forest and hill. A spacious bed is adorned with patterned blankets, and a minimalist light fixture hangs overhead.
Windmill in Nazaré
4.95 out of 5 average rating, 169 reviews

Delightful forest windmill, 10 min from the beach

Imagine staying in a renovated 19th century windmill, immersing yourself in the peaceful forest surroundings. Nested on top of a forested hill, the windmill location allows you to enjoy the adjacent trails and bathe in nature and also explore some of the best Silver coast beaches, only a few min away. Explore Nazaré, a quaint fisherman's town, known for the biggest waves in the world, the picturesque port town of Sao Martinho and the medieval village of Óbidos, all only a few minutes away.

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A panoramic view of the property shows a rustic house surrounded by a spacious outdoor area, including trees and low bushes. A rectangular swimming pool is positioned to the right, with a sun terrace nearby. The landscape features distant mountains and clear blue skies.
Cottage in Marvão
4.91 out of 5 average rating, 114 reviews

Tapada da Raia

Tapada da Raia has 35 acres of land, in the Natural Park of Serra de São Mamede (being the last Portuguese house, because it is bordered to Spain). For years it served as an anti-stress refuge for the family, who today decided to open the doors for those who want to spend relaxing days in the nature. The rustic-style house features the necessary amenities for an invigorating holiday, away from the hustle and bustle of the city, where even time seems to take longer to pass. Hope you like it!

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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, 264 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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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, 391 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.

Top guest favourite
The exterior of the guesthouse is softly lit at night, showcasing large glass doors that open to a spacious deck. A cozy outdoor dining set is visible alongside a wood-burning hot tub on the deck, inviting relaxation under the stars.
Home in Alvaiázere
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 170 reviews

Casa Do Vale - Secluded Luxury

The perfect blend of comfort, luxury, and seclusion: Casa Do Vale, or "House Of The Valley" is a luxury 1 bedroom home in the heart of Central Portugal. Located at an altitude of 470m, the house boasts stunning views of up to 50 miles on a clear day. Recently restored to a high standard, the guesthouse comes complete with a private wood-burning hot tub (October-May) that can be a plunge pool in summer and a larger shared swimming pool that can be private upon request.

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Camper van/Motorhome in União das freguesias de Serra e Junceira
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 132 reviews

Refugio da Serra: Exclusive Caravan w/ River View

Disconnect from it all and experience a unique stay surrounded by nature in this idyllic and sustainable retreat with a stunning view of the Zêzere River. Just 1h30 from Lisbon, Refugio da Serra is perfect for romantic getaways, family moments, or simply to relax, breathe fresh air, and listen to birdsong. Only 15 minutes from charming Tomar, with the Convent of Christ and great gastronomy, about 10 minutes from beautiful river beaches, and it’s pet friendly.

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Villa in Figueiró Dos Vinhos
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 111 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.

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A quaint stone pathway leads to a simple white building, accompanied by lush greenery. An olive tree adds to the natural setting, while a small deck with two chairs is visible in the background, inviting moments of relaxation outdoors.
Home in Santa Maria de Marvão
4.81 out of 5 average rating, 137 reviews

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.

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Windmill in Termas Fadagosa
5 out of 5 average rating, 123 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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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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