Casa Marítima
A stunning five-bedroom holiday home with a dreamy infinity pool and a lush garden in Comporta.
















































This stunning five-bedroom holiday home with a dreamy infinity pool and a lush garden is located near the beaches of Pego and Carvalhal, in Comporta.
As you arrive, you walk up to the house along a magnificent sensory path fringed by rosemary, lavender, swab grass, germander and shady trees.
The spacious villa is built using local materials in Comporta's style with beamed ceilings and thatched roofs inspired by the region's fishermen's huts. It features three double-bedroom suites, one bedroom with a double bed and another with twin beds, with these two rooms sharing a bathroom. Plus, there are several decked shaded terraces.
We love the open-plan living room and kitchen, which opens to an outdoor seating and dining terrace.
The decoration by Barracuda Interiors offers an eclectic mix of Portuguese regional crafts and late-20th-century furniture and highlights the collection of exquisite objects related to the sea - a reflection of the owner's passion for the ocean (read our interview).
Awesomeness
The owner worked on this project alongside Nuno Lopes, the architect behind some of the most beautiful houses in Comporta and Melides.
The perfumed garden was conceived by landscaper Charlotte Van Houtte.
There’s a huge beautiful fresco on the wall above the kitchen by artist Austin Redfield Tondini (Redfield & Dattner).
A 12 x 4 metre infinity pool, which can be heated on request.
You can buy local fruits and vegetables just a two-minute walk from the house.
Bear in Mind
One of the bedrooms is set in a lovely bungalow which is separate from the main house, behind the pool area.
The minimum stay is seven nights in the high season and five nights during the rest of the year.
Mosquitos can be a nuisance in Comporta during dusk and sunset in the hot summer months. The house is equipped with mosquito netting on all windows.
This stunning five-bedroom holiday home with a dreamy infinity pool and a lush garden is located near the beaches of Pego and Carvalhal, in Comporta.
As you arrive, you walk up to the house along a magnificent sensory path fringed by rosemary, lavender, swab grass, germander and shady trees.
The spacious villa is built using local materials in Comporta's style with beamed ceilings and thatched roofs inspired by the region's fishermen's huts. It features three double-bedroom suites, one bedroom with a double bed and another with twin beds, with these two rooms sharing a bathroom. Plus, there are several decked shaded terraces.
We love the open-plan living room and kitchen, which opens to an outdoor seating and dining terrace.
The decoration by Barracuda Interiors offers an eclectic mix of Portuguese regional crafts and late-20th-century furniture and highlights the collection of exquisite objects related to the sea - a reflection of the owner's passion for the ocean (read our interview).
Casa Marítima is a holiday home located near the village of Carvalhal, in Comporta
This five-bedroom holiday home with a swimming pool is located near the village of Carvalhal in Comporta on Portugal’s west coast in Alentejo, a 90-minute drive from Lisbon.
The villa offers plenty of areas in which to laze around and appreciate the surrounding nature. The 12 x 4 metre swimming pool can be heated on request and there are four yoga mats and five bikes (one electric) for guests to use.
The beaches of Pego (1km) and Carvalhal (1.6km) are within walking distance from the villa. Sal Restaurant on Pego Beach was awarded the title of “World’s Best Beach Restaurant” by Condé Nast Traveller in 2021.
The surrounding villages, including Carvalhal Village (1.8km), the self-named Comporta Village (11km) and Melides (22 km) are easily reached by car and are part of this region’s idyllic scenery. Having a car is highly recommended to explore and make the most of what Comporta has to offer.
Read on to discover our tips on what to see and do in Comporta. For more recommendations, check out our article Our Insider’s Guide to Comporta in Portugal.



Beach-lovers rejoice! There are miles and miles of unspoilt coastline. Explore the pristine beaches of Comporta such as Pego, Carvalhal, Comporta and Brejos.




For a meal at the beach in style, you have Sublime Beach Club in Carvalhal Beach. Giant prawns, zingy oysters, tuna tatakis, lobster rolls and so on.




Go horse riding through the rice paddies, pine forests, and dunes until the beach with Cavalos na Areia.




Discover the small village of Comporta, with its cool little shops and restaurants such as the deli Mercearia Gomes, Lavanda and Loja do Museu do Arroz. Spot the nesting storks.




For delicious Italian food with a cool vibe, go to Jacaré da Comporta.


Admire port Palafítico da Carrasqueira at sunset. This pier, built on irregular wooden stilts, dates back to the 1950s and 60s, and it’s where the local fishing boats moor. We adore this work-of-art of popular architecture.

Casa Marítima
Carvalhal - Comporta
Portugal
Location
Casa Marítima is a five-bedroom holiday home located 11km from the tranquil fishing village of Comporta and 22km from Melides, on the Alentejo coast of Portugal.
By Air
The closest airport is Lisbon Portela Airport. From there you can take a taxi (Uber, Bolt etc. widely available) – or the hotel can arrange a transfer for you.
Lisbon (LIS) – 130km
Faro (FAO) – 200km
Porto (OPO) – 405km
By Car
Driving from Lisbon airport takes about 1h20 minutes. Hiring a car is highly recommended if you wish to explore the region, the beaches and the villages nearby.
© Photos by JO&SO except Alexandra Dubail's portrait, the aerial photo of the beach (courtesy of Sublime Comporta) and the photo of El Pájaro Rebelde in Seville (courtesy of booking.com).
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