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Villa Alma da Comporta, the hideaway to recharge
Easily accessible from Lisbon, this luxury villa is the perfect address for relaxing in a paradise setting. Surrounded by stunning landscapes, the villa has rooms with a soothing atmosphere and modern comfort. You feel right at home.

We love it for:
- its elegant design in the heart of nature
- its choice of materials
- its beautiful infinity pool
- its barbecue dinners on the patio
- its private tennis lessons
- its relaxation areas with hammocks for letting go
- its huge beach of more than 10 km (the largest in Europe)
- the pine and cork oak forests nearby
- the sweet life of Portugal
A destination of choice far from the tourist bustle, only 1 hour 15 minutes from Lisbon. To get there, simply take the ferry at Setúbal, then drive a few minutes before arriving.
Where to stay in Comporta? The most beautiful hotels
We've told you about Villa Alma de Comporta, but be aware that the region is full of magnificent accommodation for all budgets if you are looking for something other than a villa rental.
Here are our 5 favourites for visiting Comporta and its magnificent region.
Sublime Comporta Country Retreat & SPA


We love it for:
- its 2 pools with a view
- its 3 restaurants
- its spa and wellness centre
- its family rooms
- its incredible breakfast
- Rated 9.2 Fabulous on Booking.com and 9.6 for its staff

Spatia Comporta

We love it for:
- its magnificent outdoor pool
- its family rooms
- its pretty cabanas
- its location among the pines
- its incredible breakfast
- Rated 9.1 Fabulous on Booking.com and 9.5 for its comfort
AlmaLusa Comporta

We love it for:
- its very pleasant pool area
- the decor and the quality of the bedding
- the kindness of the staff
- its location among the pines
- its gourmet breakfast
- Rated 9.1 Fabulous on Booking.com and 9.5 for its comfort
Independente Comporta

We love it for:
- its outdoor pool and gardens
- its ultra-comfortable villas
- its atmosphere and decor
- its quiet location among the pines
- its great breakfast
- Rated 8.8 Superb on Booking.com
Quinta Da Comporta - Wellness Boutique Resort


We love it for:
- its incredible outdoor pool
- its view over the rice field
- its spacious rooms, some with a fully equipped kitchen
- the superb beach nearby
- its incredible buffet breakfast
- Rated 9.0 Fabulous on Booking.com and 9.3 for its location near the beach
What to see and do in Comporta and the Alentejo region?

The world's leading cork producer, the Alentejo is full of artisan crafts and hidden treasures to discover. Here is a suggestion of the best places to visit and things not to miss:
- Explore the town of Elvas with the Fort of Our Lady of Grace and the Amoreira Aqueduct
- Visit Évora with its Roman temple and the Évora Cathedral, the largest cathedral in Portugal
- See Monsaraz, one of the most beautiful villages in Portugal
- Go to Muda to see its stork nests and its white-and-blue houses
- Hike along the Fishermen's Trail, on the wild coast
- Soak up traditions and know-how such as carpet-making in Arraiolos or pottery in the town of Nisa.
- Go and see the Sado Estuary Nature Reserve or the Southwest Alentejo Natural Park
- Visit the Rice Museum in Comporta
- Taste the typical dishes and wines of the region
- Stroll to the Carrasqueira stilt-house harbour with its fishermen's huts
- Have lunch in former stables, make a note of the address: Cavalariça
- Explore the BREJINHO DA COSTA wine estate
- Cycle through the rice fields or do yoga

Visiting Comporta, a haven of peace between luxury and simplicity
Famous for its long ocean-facing beaches and its surf spots, Comporta, and more precisely Alma de Comporta, are addresses to treasure if you are looking for a destination to relax. It is part of Herdade da Comporta, which stretches over 12,500 hectares and includes 7 hamlets (Comporta, Carrasqueira, Possanco, Torre, Brejos, Carvalhal and finally Pego).
Nearby is the Sado Estuary nature reserve, where you can see flamingos and more than 200 different species of birds. With a bit of luck, you might even see dolphins. If not, there are many excursions that organise dolphin-watching trips from Setúbal, the best place to see them.

The pluses of Comporta:
- Possibility of surfing and paddleboarding
- The vastness of its beaches, secluded coves and white sand
- A unique place for birdwatching
- Plenty of rice fields and fishing villages
- The tranquillity and authenticity of the place
- Its pretty shops and restaurants, including its "churrasqueiras" (grill restaurants)
- The Roman ruins of Troia
- Landscapes that change with the seasons
- The prettiest beaches, such as Galé beach with its ochre cliffs, the beautiful Ribeiro do Cavalo beach, Carvalhal beach and Aberta Nova beach.
How to get to Comporta from Lisbon?
Want to organise a stay at Villa Alma da Comporta or at other accommodation in Comporta?
By car:
Comporta is south of Lisbon, past Setúbal. To come by car, take the A2 motorway heading south, then follow the signs to Comporta.
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By train or bus:
If you opt for the train and are arriving from Lisbon, there is a train line between Lisbon and Setúbal. Once you arrive at the station, you will need to take a ferry to Tróia. Then you will need to take a taxi or hire a car, or ask your hotel whether a shuttle service is available.
For the bus, several companies offer direct services from Lisbon. We'll let you check on the official websites.
Which airport for Comporta?
To reach this beautiful corner of Portugal, the nearest airport is Lisbon's.
That's it, our article on Villa Alma de Comporta ends here. We hope all these good addresses and activities help you plan your trip to Portugal, in the stunning Alentejo region and more particularly Comporta. All that's left is to wish you a great stay and plenty of good vibes 😎