Moments that last a lifetime
The Arrábida Natural Park was recently classified by UNESCO as a Man & Biosphere natural reserve. We stand, geographically, at the heart of it. This classification represents a most significant recognition of Arrábida’s intrinsic environmental, cultural, social and gastronomical value and uniqueness, globally. And it also stands as a commitment to preserve it’s uniqueness, in a sustainable way.
We've curated a collection of moments that transform a simple stay into a collection of experiences that we hope will stay with you for a long time, and will make you want to come back. From adventures through protected landscapes to intimate or family encounters at our favourite restaurants, each experience will hopefully make your stay memorable.
Arrábida is not a common touristic destination, it’s a region to immerse yourself into uniqueness and singularity, with extreme value.
Beaches
Explore the pristine shores of Serra da Arrábida, where turquoise waters meet white sands framed by lush mountains. From secluded coves accessible only by trail to family-friendly beaches with calm waters, this protected coastline offers Mediterranean-like paradise just minutes from your doorstep.
Nature Activities
Some are just contemplative, with some exercise, like walking or hiking while observing what nature has to offer. Others require some experience, or at least some vocation, like horse riding, canoeing or scuba diving. You can even go a bit radical, into coasteering, kite surfing, surfing or windsurfing.
Restaurants We Love to Go
Discover our favorite local dining spots where authentic flavors meet warm Portuguese hospitality. From fresh seafood with ocean views to traditional taverns nestled in charming villages, these hand-picked recommendations showcase the region's rich culinary heritage at its finest.
Wines and Wineries
Nestled between the protective embrace of the Serra da Arrábida mountains and the moderating influence of the Atlantic Ocean, the Setúbal Peninsula has cultivated a rich winemaking tradition dating back to Roman times. This unique microclimate—where sun-drenched slopes meet cooling maritime breezes—creates the perfect conditions for producing wines of exceptional character and distinction.