Zakupi počitniških nastanitev v kraju: Vale de Prazeres

Peaceful organic oasis on farm with fast WiFi

Relax, explore and unwind in this large, cosy apartment on our organic farm, in the foothills of the Serra da Gardunha mountains. Spend the day kayaking, walking or cycling in the mountains, enjoying the largest spa in Portugal (20 mins), & exploring historic villages and cities, then come home to relax in a hammock in the orchard, soak up views from the bath, or chillout to vintage vinyl. We live on site, but the apartment is totally private, being the whole upper floor & with own entrance.

Lovely new apartment in grounds of historic house

A concept of simplicity, tranquility and comfort, in the heart of the village of Alcaide, in the Serra da Gardunha mountains. We welcome you to experience a bit of the history of this picturesque village and its surroundings with a stay at Casa do Visconde. Brand new first floor apartment with sleeping area, kitchen, lounge, en-suite bathroom and spacious balcony, ideal for a couple or a small family. Great outdoor garden/patio area. One of the prettiest and most vibrant villages in the region.

The Annex at Quinta Solar

An ideal location for exploring the area, the independent and private double bedroom is set in a rural garden of olive trees, mandarins, almonds, grapes, and figs, surrounded by nature with mountain views of the Serra da Estrela, the highest mountain range in Portugal. A comfy queen-size bed and quality linen + bathroom and kitchenette + Hot shower, mini-fridge, and mini stove ensure you can make the most of your stay. Mini Pool and BBQ at the back of the annex. 35 mins from Boom festival.

Yurt with beautiful views in rural location

We are nestled in the beautiful rolling countryside just between the city of Castelo Branco & Fundao. This beautiful yurt is situated right on the edge of our land. In a lovely peaceful space between the trees, with a view to the Gardunha mountain. We offer a double bed, small kitchenette with pots & pans, gas cooker, fridge with small freezer compartment, compost toilet, shower & wood for the log burner in colder months. Towels & linens provided. Discounts for weekly bookings.

Cozy modern tiny house with riverview in the woods

The house is located in the Mondego River Valley on walking distance of a beautifull isolated riverbeach. A great place to get away from the stressed world. Excellent for a couple or an individual who loves the simplicity, purity and silence of nature. The house includes an open kitchen and living room, a 11 m2 mezanine for sleeping, an outside shower, compost toilet in a 5000 m2 forest garden with granit boulders, natural structures, sculptures and chillout places.

Casa da Alfazema

Casa situada na Lousã, com uma vista sobre a bonita vila. Pode desfrutar de sol no terraço de xisto, que permite fazer refeições ao ar livre, em perfeita sintonia com a natureza envolvente. Situa-se a apenas 800m dos novos passadiços de madeira, que os levarão ao castelo e às piscinas naturais. Situa-se a poucos kms das aldeias de Xisto da Serra da Lousã e do icónico baloiço do Trevim. Ideal para quem gosta de actividades de montanha ou simplesmente para relaxar.

Xitaca do Pula

A casa está inserida numa quinta vedada. Tem vista sobre um lago, um pinhal e a Serra da Estrela, numa envolvente natural de grande beleza. Tem as comodidades adequadas para uns dias sossegados, com aquecimento de ar-condicionado e electrico, um frigorífico, um micro-ondas, um pequeno fogão de indução, uma cafeteira elétrica, um liquidificador, um grelhador a gaz e outro a carvão no exterior e máquina de café (cápsulas Delta).

Stairway to Castle

Located in the historic village of Monsanto, the Most Portuguese Village in Portugal, the house was recovered from an old stone house, creating a rustic atmosphere, with the comforts of a current home. Being in the middle of the village, we easily meet the neighbors, hear birds or continue to climb to the Castle (since the house is on the way to the Castle).

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.