Craveiral Farmhouse
Portugal's breathtaking Atlantic coast awaits you!
The Alentejo coast near Zambujeira do Mar is known for its impressive cliffs, golden beaches, and the crystal-clear waters of the Atlantic Ocean. The region is ideal for nature lovers, surfers, and those seeking peace and quiet who want to enjoy the unspoiled natural beauty and charming fishing villages. It’s a wonderful place to escape the daily grind and experience the beauty of nature.
Our tip for you: Stay at Craveiral
The Craveiral Farmhouse aims to offer its guests more than just a comfortable stay. Staying at Craveiral means experiencing the authenticity of those who welcome you home like friends, and the modernity of those who know that true luxury is, after all, so simple. A nature experience center, an orchard, farm animals, plenty of space so everything fits perfectly, and even more… time. All brought to life with three swimming pools, a restaurant featuring Chef Alexandre Silva’s farm-to-table concept, and plenty of space to dream and unwind.
Why This Is the Right Place
… because you love rugged coastlines.
… because you enjoy spending time at friends’ homes.
… because you love gardening.
Things We Like to Think About
… the peace and warmth.
… the smell and taste of fresh food.
… the endless stretches of coastline.
Here's what the hosts have to say
In short: The Craveiral Farmhouse is the perfect place for guests who want to be welcomed and feel right at home. It’s a labor of love where social responsibility and sustainability are celebrated.
A must-do: With a glass of Portuguese wine in hand, take a moment to pause in a lounge chair on the terrace and look up at the indescribable starry sky of the Alentejo.
We’re in love with: the wood-fired sauna followed by a dip in the ice bath surrounded by nature, and the garden salad with homemade dressing—plus the satisfying feeling of knowing exactly where the ingredients come from: the garden just a few steps away from your own accommodations.
Best-kept secret: The Alentejo is Portugal’s secret garden and the gastronomic soul of Portugal; covering 30% of Portugal’s land area but home to only 8% of the population, it’s a hidden gem within the country.














