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A sleepy seaside hamlet no more, Comporta has long been a chic retreat for Lisbon locals (it’s just over a one-hour drive from the city), but it’s now one of Europe’s most up-and-coming beach destinations. Days here are spent at rustic-chic beach clubs, surfing, bike riding through inland rice paddies, browsing the fantastic boutiques in the tiny, charming Comporta town, and enjoying this slice of authentic Portuguese paradise before the crowds inevitably arrive. There are a few fabulous hotels here (more being built), but this is also a great destination to rent a villa.
- Trip Length
- 3 Days
- How to Get Around
- Rental Car
- Months to Go
- May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep
- Currency
- Euro
- Local Language
- Portuguese
CavalaricaThis destination restaurant in Comporta town is set in spectacularly renovated old horse stables and serves modern Portuguese dishes. You cannot come to Comporta and not dine here—advance reservations are a must.
Cavalos na AreiaRide along the stunning beaches and rice paddies of the Alentejo region with this horseback riding outfitter. This is a special way to explore the area and suited for kids and adults.
Côté-Sud ComportaThe most elegant (and pricey) boutique in Comporta, Côté-Sud stocks the likes of Eres bikinis, cover ups from Italian artisans, chic home items, beach-ready sun hats and much more. Basically, everything you need to create the laid-back, chic Comporta aesthetic.
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