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Right in Aljezur's Old Town, this apartment sits among the cobbled streets and whitewashed houses that climb the hillside below the old castle ruins. The town's shops, cafés and restaurants are a few steps from the door, and the surf beaches of the Costa Vicentina are a short drive away. The living room is open and full of daylight, with large windows that keep the space bright through the day. The kitchen is fully equipped for cooking proper meals, and the small dining area beside it gives you somewhere to sit down and eat together. Two bedrooms sleep up to four, each with a double bed, so it works just as well for a family as for two couples travelling together. The bathroom is simple and practical. Outside, the patio is where you'll take your morning coffee, a slow lunch, or a glass of wine once the day cools down. Aljezur is one of the Algarve's most unspoilt corners: a working Portuguese town wrapped in the Costa Vicentina natural park, with Arrifana, Monte Clérigo and Amoreira beaches all within easy reach for a day of sun and surf.

Located in the hills of rich history and authentic Portuguese culture this place is truly a hidden treasure. Guests will fall in love with the rustic village atmosphere, as well as quick access to some of the most beautiful beaches in the world. Casa do Vento brings the best of both worlds - allowing travelers to be able to enjoy activities in town, museums, hikes, surfing, social gatherings, etc. and retreat back to a comfy, adorable place to rest. Aljezur's guests walk to the municipal market for the best local fresh fish and products, or just to enjoy the atmosphere. On their way through the narrow old streets they pass the municipal museum, the original village church, and they cross the road that leads to the old moorish castle. In the opposite direction, the street takes you to the road leading along the creek to Amoreira beach, one of the most beautiful in the region, with a small river running all the way to the ocean, a sandy beach with dunes and a rocky beach area with natural pools packed with ocean life. The area has grown very popular with hikers, thanks to the Vicentina Route and the famous fishermen trail, which you can join easily from Aljezur.