Holiday Villas in Portugal

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  • An elegant villa with private pool and panoramic views over the surrounding countryside
    Lisbon - - Carvalhal

    The property in Comporta has spacious, elegant and minimalist designed interiors. Just south of Lisbon this part of Portugal’s coastline offers a stunning expanse of unspoilt sandy beaches and is an ideal spot to enjoy this upcoming and relatively unknown area.

    Price per week: £11250-£14320
    Sleeps: 10
    Bedrooms: 5
    Pool: Yes
    Ref: VIL2778
  • A modern villa with infinity pool and great views of the Atlantic
    Algarve - - Salema

    This delightful villa near Sagres enjoys sensational sea views from its rooftop terrace, a thoroughly modern interior design, and easy access to an excellent range of amenities.

    Price per week: £7950-£14000
    Sleeps: 8
    Bedrooms: 4
    Pool: Yes
    Ref: VIS2773
  • A modern villa with pool and an impressive open-plan style
    Algarve - Quinta do Lago - Quinta do Lago

    This is a spectacular architect designed modern villa. A stunning venue for entertaining with a wow factor to boot.

    Price per week: £5700-£11350
    Sleeps: 8
    Bedrooms: 4
    Pool: Yes
    Ref: VIL2757
  • A beautiful villa set just outside Quinta do Lago with an impressive private outdoor area
    Algarve - Quinta do Lago - Quinta do Lago

    A large villa with plenty of space in Quinta do Lago. Perfect for summer living.

    Price per week: £4415-£10635
    Sleeps: 10
    Bedrooms: 5
    Pool: No
    Ref: VIL2777
  • A magnificent villa in Vale do Lobo, with infinity swimming pool and amazing views
    Algarve - Quinta do Lago - Vale do Lobo

    A six-bedroom villa located in the award-winning Vale do Lobo resort, within a short distance from restaurants and shops, renowned golf courses and sandy golden beaches.

    Price per week: £17100-£17100
    Sleeps: 12
    Bedrooms: 6
    Pool: Yes
    Ref: VIL2787
  • Designer beach villa with roof top pool near Comporta
    Lisbon - - Comporta

    If you love sand, sea and sunsets, this design beach villa for 6-10 guests with a heated panoramic roof top pool and within walking distance to one of Portugal’s best west coast beaches, is just the place for you.

    Price per week: £4950-£9600
    Sleeps: 10
    Bedrooms: 5
    Pool: Yes
    Ref: BEA2749
  • A comfortable contemporary villa with a spacious garden and views of the lake
    Algarve - Quinta do Lago - Quinta do Lago

    This comfortable villa is located in a quiet cul de sac with views of the lake and the Quinta do Lago Norte Golf Course. Just two kilometres away from the popular Quinta shopping centre with its various designer boutiques and restaurants.

    Price per week: £6500-£6500
    Sleeps: 12
    Bedrooms: 6
    Pool: Yes
    Ref: VIL2791
  • A beautiful villa with panoramic views over the Algarve coastline
    Algarve - Vilamoura - Santa Barbara de Nexe

    A beautiful villa in expansive grounds, great views and stylishly furnished with plenty to do...a perfect family holiday villa. The resort of Vilamoura is just 20 minutes away.

    Price per week: £5650-£5650
    Sleeps: 8
    Bedrooms: 4
    Pool: Yes
    Ref: QUI2770
  • A modern villa located in a quiet setting, with private circular swimming pool
    Algarve - Quinta do Lago - Vale do Lobo

    Located in a quiet and picturesque vineyard setting, this Algarve villa is a little off the beaten track and offers something a little different. Circular swimming pool and a stylish open plan feel. Near Vale do Lobo.

    Price per week: £8750-£10000
    Sleeps: 12
    Bedrooms: 6
    Pool: Yes
    Ref: VIL2793
  • Modern villa with heatable pool and impressive outdoor seating areas
    Algarve - Quinta do Lago - Quinta do Lago

    In the heart of Quinta do Lago, this is a modern, stylish and fresh villa set amongst landscaped grounds with several impressive outdoor seating areas.

    Price per week: £9200-£16100
    Sleeps: 12
    Bedrooms: 6
    Pool: Yes
    Ref: VIL2790

Portugal


Is Portugal on your bucket list? With its beautiful golden beaches, gorgeous architecture and incredible history, it certainly should be. The country, known for port wine and pastries may rest on the edge of Europe but it is still a place, thousands of tourists visit each year, and you are about to discover why.


Attractions For All


If you’re looking for attractions to visit around Portugal, we suggest you start with Europe’s second oldest city, Lisbon. Nothing short of stunning, the city has hundreds of beauty spots to discover and if you are fascinated by classic architecture, the peach topped buildings are sure to delight. The city is a brilliant bright clash of old and new with modern fashion, entertainment and art all on display. If you’re travelling over to Portugal in June make sure you check out one of the craziest festivals that is guaranteed to rock. Sao Joao parties and festivals are legendary and will have you dancing until dawn with hundreds of others in the streets.


Dishes To Dine For


There’s is no other place around the globe where seafood is more loved and beautifully prepared than Portugal. Whether you’re looking for a fish feast or something more exotic like octopus you’ll find a delightful seafood dish at a number of world-class restaurants. Authentic, fresh and filled with flavour, seafood lovers will find these meals hard to resist. Those with a sweet tooth may want to try one of Portugal’s finest deserts such as queijadas. The cultural classic is sure to be a treat for your taste buds.


Awesome Activities


If you are an extreme sports junkie, you should definitely try surfing in Portugal. Portugal is actually the place where the biggest wave was surfed. An avid surfer from a Hawaii rode a massive frothy beast here that towered 78 feet in the air off the coast of Nazare. Since then, surfers have flocked to Portugal in the hope of following in his wake. Or, if you want to try something a little different paragliding or zip riding could provide a thrilling Portuguese adventure. The gorgeous natural landscape also makes the country a brilliant place for calmer, gentler activities including horseback riding or hiking up stunning mountain peaks.


Europe’s Greatest Climate?


Regardless of when you’re travelling to Portugal, you’ll find that the climate is completely welcoming. If you’re heading over in the mid-winter, we’re delighted to say that the temperatures hardly ever drop under 5 degrees. Of course, it’s the summers that offer the best climate. While the sun scorches the sands of the coast, a light Atlantic wind always keeps the air cool. In the middle of summer, Portugal also gets the most hours of sun in Europe. In terms of the weather, somewhere between March and May is the ideal time to book a visit. The climate is warm while the crowds are low, making it the perfect destination for a relaxing retreat.


Why wait, book a trip to Portugal today, you won’t regret it. Whether you’re exploring coastal caves, indulging in a delightful evening meal or exploring the unforgettable Lisbon, you’ll love every moment you spend in this incredible country.


 


 


 


 

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