Casa Beja Rio

A cosy and charming villa located in the delightful region of Albernoa, Casa Beja Rio is a perfect property for large groups looking to truly immerse themselves in a collection of mesmerising views. The exterior of this villa is characterised by an immense swimming pool that is filled to the brim with sapphire blue water. In turn, this is a fantastic space for guests to truly unwind as they float aimlessly in the refreshingly cool water. This property is also home to an immense selection of outdoor terraces, giving guests the prime opportunity to take in the far-reaching views that surround them as they indulge in a range of exciting al fresco dining experiences.
 
Inside, this property adheres to a deeply simplistic theme, ensuring that guests can truly slow down and appreciate the impeccable nature of the entire villa. The living room includes a collection of plump grey sofas that have been expertly decorated with a series of considerable cushions. As such, guests are free to kick back ad relax on this comfortable seating arrangement as they catch up on their favourite shows on the flat screen TV that sits at the back of the room. The dining area also adheres to a remarkably modern and communal theme, making good use of a sturdy light wooden table and a collection of chic chairs. Thus, guests can use this space to enjoy an array of irresistible meals as well as some quality time together as a group. The kitchen within this property is utterly divine, showcasing a tremendous selection of sleek grey cupboards and surfaces. As a result, guests can use this majestic space to prepare and serve an assortment of delectable meals that the whole family is sure to love.
 
Casa Beja Rio is also home to three stunning bedrooms, each of which follows its own sense of unique style. All of these rooms contain luxurious king-sized beds, ensuring that guests can revel in a deeply tranquil and restful night’s sleep throughout the duration of their trip. These rooms are also suitable for guests who may find it difficult to climb lots of stairs.

Please be aware that the location tab shown on the website is not based on the property's exact location; therefore, all location amenities are an approx of facilities, restaurants, and villages/towns you might find around the property. The property's exact location will be provided to you before arrival and might come along with some recommendations about the area and what to visit.

THE REGION

The plains that extend as far as the eye can see start close to the Tagus. While to the north, the pace is set by the green of the flatlands, further south; the landscape combines with the sun, the heat and a slower pace of life. This is the Alentejo.

The vastness of the landscape is dotted with cork oaks and olive trees that withstand time. Santarém is a natural viewpoint over the immensity of the Tagus. Here and there, you find a walled town, such as Marvão or Monsaraz, or an ancient dolmen to recall the magic of the place. Around the hills, low, whitewashed houses stand on small knolls, castles evoke battles and conquests, and the yards and gardens are witnesses to the Arab influences which shaped the people and nature.

In the Alentejo, the power of the land marks the time and cities like Elvas and Évora, listed as World Heritage by UNESCO, show the tenacity of the people. Perhaps this is the reason that culture and spirituality take on a singular character here. These memories of the past are also shared by other cities, such as Santarém, Portalegre and Beja, and in the former Jewish quarters, particularly in Castelo de Vide.

But you must also explore the coast. The landscape here is hilly and rugged, with small sheltered coves between the cliffs, many of which are ideal for surfing. You will also breathe the scents of the countryside here, the aromatic herbs that season the fish, seafood and other regional fare to be accompanied by the region’s excellent wines. Indeed, the entire Alentejo lives according to the rhythm of the earth.