Cottages à Alte

Siim Estonie

Amazing house in a silent rural area. Everything like in the pictures. House was very clean, there was wifi, english movie channels and everything else to have the best time. The small details really impressed us :) Also small cold water jacuzzi was a nice morning wake up for me. There was a wonderful hiking road to Alte near the house and we used this going to town and back. Communication was quick and check-in super easy. Thank you for the nice experience.

Tim_86 Belgique

We utterly enjoyed our stay at Casa do Pomar. Perfect location for people who are keen on privacy. All facilities are up to (or even exceeding) expectations. Kudos to Portucasa for providing extensive information prior to check-in.

Ida Portugal

Such a cute place. Very well equipped. Love how they set it up.

Benjamin Belgique

David and Christelle are very helpfull and nice people. There's also a lot of privacy. The price was good. I really recommend this place for young families. All attractions and most of the nice beaches are an half an hour drive from here. There's a fence around the pool, so our toddler could run around freely.

Lori États-Unis

This quinta is a very special place. It's location is excellent, in the mountains inland from the Algarve coast (about a 20-45 minute drive from many of the main coastal towns and a great base for exploring them). It is an agrotourism and farm-to-table property, in that they grow the produce on the farm and serve it in the full-service restaurant on the property - including the delicious jams they serve for breakfast. Breakfast was delicious - included freshly baked items, yogurt and fresh fruit, eggs, pancakes made to order. The rooms were upgraded and modern, yet in keeping with the simplicity of the farm setting and preserving elements of the original property. There a many hiking trails, and a pool, and simply beautiful landscape to enjoy. One couple with a baby was staying there for a month, and I can see why. The farm has been in the family for generations, and the owner hosts a farm tour on a tractor and wagon twice a week (Tuesday and Thursday) in which he explains the history of the farm and their regenerative farming practices. It can be pretty dark on the roads driving back at night. We had no issue with this and found it adventurous, but could be tricky if you're arriving for the first time at night or don't like driving where there are no street lights.

Jean-Michel P France

Accuril Arbres fruitiers Vue panoramique