Comporta

The Comporta Coast stretches for around sixty kilometres between the Sado Estuary and Melides, yet it feels less like a

Setúbal is often treated as nothing more than the gateway to the Tróia ferry, while Palmela is overlooked completely. That

The drive from Lisbon to Comporta is more than a journey between two destinations. Over roughly ninety minutes, the landscape

Comporta worth visiting is a question that divides opinion more than almost anywhere else in Portugal. Some visitors leave convinced

Alcácer do Sal offers a completely different perspective on the Comporta region. While most visitors head west towards the Atlantic,

Sado Estuary dolphins are one of the Comporta region’s most memorable wildlife experiences. Unlike many dolphin-watching destinations, this is home

Comporta village is surprisingly compact. What many visitors expect to be a bustling seaside town is actually a quiet collection

Aberta Nova beach is one of the most secluded stretches of the Alentejo coast, lying south of Carvalhal between towering

The Comporta rice fields are far more than a scenic backdrop to the village. They form a vast working landscape

Carrasqueira Palafitic Pier is one of the most distinctive places on the Alentejo coast, yet it remains a working fishing