One of the advantages of staying at the Aroeira Lisbon Hotel – Sea & Golf is precisely this: you can get everywhere from here.

Lisbon is 30 minutes away. Serra da Arrábida, Setúbal, Sesimbra, Cabo Espichel, and Praia do Meco are all around 30 minutes away. Tróia and Comporta are about 1:20 hours away. And at the end of the day, a comfortable bed awaits us in a hotel surrounded by pine trees and silence.

The capital has layers. The Lisbon of trams and Fado in Alfama. The Lisbon of markets and award-winning chefs at Belém and Cais do Sodré. The Lisbon of contemporary architecture at Parque das Nações. The Lisbon of shopping for all preferences. And Lisbon by night, which resists any bedtime.

Our team suggests tailor-made itineraries – gastronomic, cultural or simply for those who want to get lost without really getting lost.

From Alfama to Parque das Nações, each neighbourhood has its own pulse and reason to be explored. We can make some suggestions – but the best way to get to know Lisbon is always on foot, without rushing and without a fixed route.

When the evening begins to pulse, the Pink Wine Point is the place to be. At Rua Cor-de-Rosa, in Lisbon – live music, cocktails, Portuguese wines and an atmosphere that invites you to stay longer than planned.

The Blue Coast begins where Lisbon ends. Tróia and Comporta, with crystal-clear water beaches. The green Serra da Arrábida and the cliffs that descend to the sea. Sesimbra, with fresh fish and village life. Cape Espichel at the edge of the world. And the wine cellars of Azeitão, with wines and confectionery that justify a stop.

A day in this region feels genuine – and always leaves you wanting to come back sooner.

Between calm water beaches, protected nature reserves, and villages with centuries of history, the Blue Coast has more to offer that takes more than a day to see. Keep the suggestions – and come back often.