Cosy breakfast place with small terrace. At this trendy spot you can enjoy delicious coffee, croissants, fresh yoghurt bowls, salads, burgers... Perfect for a good start of the day or a small lunch break.

Charming restaurant in Comporta that is well-known for its traditional Portuguese dishes and friendly service. They offer a wide choice of the Portuguese kitchen, together with a perfect selection of Alentejo wine. Dinner for two, family dinner or accompanied by a large group, you are either way welcome here.

Popular beach restaurant that became part of the landscape at Praia do Pego. Surrounded by locals, friendly service and relaxed atmosphere, you can enjoy the freshest fish for lunch in the most perfect setting. 

During the Summer months, you can go to this trendy foodtruck and go dining on picnic tables in the sand with nice background music. Located on the edge of Carvalhal, Sal Burger grills meat patties in an outdoor burger stand. They serve a wide range of homemade burgers (plenty of choice for vegetarians as well), fresh juices and cocktails.

Private catering at Pego 48, from family breakfast to cosy lunch or dinner with friends. The chef used to cook in Michelin starred restaurants in London and Sao Paulo. He will serve you and your guests tailor-made dishes, according your request, with seasonal and fresh ingredients.

An experienced instructor guides you on a horse-back riding tour through the dunes, ricefields, on the beach and in the ocean. They also rent bikes ands kayaks to explore the area in another sportive way.

A family owned business with 20 years of experience and 11 years teaching. This local family has the best knowledge of the coast. The ideal place to take surf lessons in group or private.

Modest family restaurant where they consistently serve good tradional Portugueese food like grilled fish platters, that attracts residents and tourists alike. Great quality for the price. The place is conveniently located on the EN 261 on your way to Comporta, and near the turn off to Praia Torre.

Travel inland to visit Europe’s unique fishing village, Carrasqueira, which lies on the left bank of the Sado River. Here you will find a multitude of wooden jetties on stilts zigzagging along the muddy marshes. Fishing huts, some naturally weathered, others individually painted, stand atop the wharf. Dawn and sunset are opportune times for photographing this unique palafitte historical harbor.

One of the longest stretched beaches in the country, kilometers of white sand and warm blue sea. The perfect place to practice nautical activities or to go for a private beach walk. This beach is very famous among surfers and paragliders.

When heading to the picturesque Monsaraz, you must stop at Quinta do Quetzal, both a winery and art gallery owned by Dutch art collectors. On the top floor is an airy restaurant with large windows overlooking Vidigueira vineyards, while one flight down is a contemporary art center with works by emerging artists.

Around 300 hectares of pure Alentejo landscape with a winery built entirely under ground. Their ambition is to build a unrivalled project in Alentejo while building a wine production of unquestionable quality. Heading more south, you can visit the historic Evora, an UNESCO World Herritage Centre.

One of Portugal’s most engaging and challenging golf courses that stretches 6,317 metres along the beach. Unwind in this 6-hectar, 18-hole and par 72 golf course, with magnificent views over the sea and a dazzling view of the Arrábida Mountain.