Safari tent with private swimming pool in Portugal

Do you feel that it's time to pack your bags and enjoy life with the kids? Enjoy the glamping experience in a place that used to be a wine farm. With warm, but comfortable weather, you can be sure to enjoy Portugese climate while still being active. Not in the mood for being active? Your private heated swimming pool is right in front of the tent!

So you're ready for a break? Well, this northern Portugal glamping can help. The warm but pleasant weather will definitely give you an easy time, with an average of 25°C in August. Look out over the valley and see the vines that are witnesses of the former vineyard. And combined with that, you can enjoy breakfast and dinner in the glamping restaurant!

Don't worry about the kids on thuis glamping: they will surely have an amazing time. There is a lot of space for them to play games and enjoy their holiday. But why stay on the glamping all day? The major cities of Braga and Guimarães are both within an hours reach. Here you can see some parts of Portugal's rich history and culture. Truly worth a visit!

You can be sure to get in the holiday mood with the luxury of a private simming pool, and that's not all. You have way more options to have fun on this glamping: really a lot to do!

THINGS TO DO

There's a lot to do on the quinta. Go have a drink with other guests in the restaurant. A barbecue is organized every week, be sure to join when you're in the occasion. And don't forget to enjoy an Indian rice table, very much appreciated by all of our guests.

This glamping is a great choice for the kids. There is a big grass field where they have all the space to play a nice game of football, badminton, tennis or archery. There is also a big trampoline, a tennis table and a boules pitch. In the preseason and late season, it's even possible to have private swimming lessons from the owner, who has been a swimming teacher for years!

That's not all. Within an hour drive, you'll find two big cities: Braga and Guimarães, Europe's cultural capital of 2012, and Braga. Go to Braga and visit Bom Jesus de Monte, a historic sanctuary which is an important touristic attraction in the city. Climb the stairs to the 116 meter high top and have a great view over the city. Visit Guimarães and visit the Guimarães castle, an 10th century royal fortress that attracts a lot of visitors every year. Be sure to pay a visit: both cities have a lot of things worth seeing, like museums, castles and churches, like you see a lot in Portugal. 

On the quinta, you have a lot of activities very close by:

• Wine tasting combined with a cycling trip through the region
• Canyoning
• River running
• Rafting (only in spring and autumn)
• Golfing
• Hiking with an English-speaking guide
• Fishing on the Tamega river
• 4x4 buggy tours
• Wolf tour in a Jeep
• Horse riding
• Massage and meditation (on request)
• Walking the dogs with the owners in the morning