Surroundings
Both OUTPOST properties are located near the picturesque village of Azenhas do Mar, 40km from Lisbon. Several beaches are within reach, including our ‘home beach’ in 5 min walking distance. Lisbon, Sintra, Cascais, Ericeria are between 20 and 45 minutes by car. And yet, our properties are truly remote outposts, away from everyone and everything, standing there seemingly isolated on the cliff.
Iconic picturesque village on the cliffs, white houses all the way down to the natural pool. Home to our favorite seafood restaurant
Protected park-like landscape stretching along the coast and up the hills of Sintra, ideal for long walks under tropical plants with 360° views
Footpath along the cliffs, passing by the west gate of Casa das Arribas. Turn right towards Praia da Aguda, Praia do Mogoite and Ericeira, turn left towards Praia das Macas, Praia Pequena, Praia Granda and Cabo da Roca. Ideal for exploratory walks or trail runs
The diverse options go from traditional Portuguese 'tascas' to seafood restaurants to Michelin star treats in Sintra, Cascais and Lisbon. Our all-time favorite for the fresh fish is right on the water's edge by the natural pool in the bay of Azenhas do Mar
Many different options for surfing and any type of water sports within a 45 min radius, some facing west with full swell exposure and others more sheltered facing southerly directions. Closest surfable beach is just down the road
Our home beach with sand is little known, wild and beautiful. Walking distance from the west gate of Casa das Arribas
Castles castles everywhere... UNESCO World Heritage Site for its many 19th-century Romantic architectural monuments, with a unique setting in the hills
Most western vineyard of the European mainland, wines with a salty note from exposure to the sea breeze, stunning views and tasting experiences
Wild beach just south of the hills of Sintra, good surf and kite spot
Long stretching beach in the Sintra-Cascais Natural Park with good surf options, especially in summer (venue of the Portuguese surf championship 2018)
Vibrant capital of Portugal, a rising European metropolis charged with history, fast developing cultural, gastronomic and nightlife scenes
Laid-back village between the Sintra hills and the coast, with a friendly mix of locals and an international crowd, try the weekend food market
Once a sleepy fishing village turned cool surf town with some of the nicest surf breaks in the area
Lively sea town between laid-back and posh, with plenty of beaches, bars and restaurants
