INFORMATION FOR YOUR STAY
Information for your stay at Portugal Nature Lodge.
On this page you will find information about staying at Portugal Nature Lodge.
About our surroundings and what there is to do. Activities, events, trips, where to eat and drink and where to buy your (special!) souvenirs.
We keep this as up to date as possible, but some things change quickly. If something is important for your stay, please ask us via whatsapp (0351914199671) or via an email to info@portugalnaturelodge.com .
About Portugal Nature Lodge
Portugal Nature Lodge is located on the Monte Malhadins estate, a beautiful 7.5 hectare (75000 m2) piece of land with hills covered with cork oaks and many other trees, shrubs, plants, flowers and herbs. It is located near the beautiful white Alentejan village of...
Our footprint or how eco is PNL?
Eco lodge Although we do not advertise it directly, we consider it self-evident to treat nature with respect and to burden the environment as little as possible. We are located in a beautiful nature reserve and we would like to keep it that way. Our tents are on a...
Stargazing, the dark nights of the Alentejo
The best beaches in the Alentejo
The best beaches of the southwest Alentejo, Portugal. In fact, every beach in the south-west Alentejo is beautiful.The sometimes rough, sometimes calm ocean that rolls in, the rocky coastline with cliffs and coves with sandy beaches, what makes it special are the...
Walking in southwest Portugal
Walking in Southwest Portugal, rugged coastline, traditional villages and unspoilt nature Southwest Portugal is a walker's paradise. Along the coast you can hike along rugged cliffs where the Atlantic Ocean meets the Atlantic Ocean, along deserted beaches and through...
Vegan and vegetarian eating in the Alentejo
Vegan in the Alentejo. Where can I eat well as a vegan or vegetarian? I have been living in the Alentejo since 2008. When we first moved here, vegan was a word that meant nothing to most people. Not eating meat, they thought that was very strange. But also no fish, no...