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On this blog we will share the best that the Alentejo Coast, the municipality of Odemira and Monte do Zambujeiro have to offer. Here you will find suggestions for activities, stories, good restaurants and some secrets.

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Beatriz's Chocolates - Odemira

Beatriz is Argentinian, originally from Bariloche, a city in Patagonia known as the "Argentine Switzerland." Bariloche has a strong tradition in the production of artisanal chocolate, started by Swiss people who emigrated to this country at the beginning of the last century.

Beatriz's idea was to have her own project that was both creative and filled a gap in the local market. So, inspired by the traditions of her homeland, she decided to open a chocolate shop in the beautiful village of Odemira.

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Vicentino Wines - Brejão

Did you know that you can now participate in a wine tourism program in the Southwest Alentejo region?
Adega Vicentino, located in Herdade do Brejão, has diversified and enhanced the range of activities available on the Alentejo Coast.
Book a visit to the winery and a tasting of Vicentino wines now, and let yourself be enchanted by the freshness of the Atlantic vineyards.
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Malhão Beach

June 2023
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Forest Bathing

July 2023
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Beach Bar - Almograve

The Beach Bar in Almograve is now open!
After a season of rest and preparation for new things, the Bar da Praia in Almograve has reopened for another season of good vibes and unforgettable moments by the sea!
It's great at the Beach Bar!
Pack your bags and enjoy this little paradise.
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Porto das Barcas - Vila Nova de Milfontes

The Porto das Barcas restaurant in Vila Nova de Milfontes offers a unique gastronomic experience, combining fresh, regional dishes with modern techniques. With rustic décor and stunning views of the Atlantic, it's perfect for romantic dinners, group meals, or family outings. Highlights include dishes like tiger prawns, sea bass with lemon rice, or octopus à lagareiro with sweet potato from Cavaleiro.
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Lamelas - Porto Covo

Lamelas restaurant is located in Porto Covo, and that's no coincidence. Porto Covo has been in Ana Moura's heart since she was born, as it's where her maternal family roots lie. With passion and skill, Ana and her team serve the Taste of Alentejo, full of freshness and authenticity. Whether on the balcony overlooking Porto Covo Bay, in the dining room, or on the outdoor terrace, at Lamelas you'll feel right at home.
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Tasca do Celso - Vila Nova de Milfontes

The best restaurant in the world is right on our doorstep! 50 years, 50 restaurants! One of them is right on our doorstep. Tasca do Celso. There are many reasons to visit the Alentejo coast, but one of the best reasons is the art of hospitality and transforming local ingredients into a true gastronomic journey.
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Pão, Café & Company - Vila Nova de Milfontes

Anyone passing by the main avenue of Vila Nova de Milfontes cannot help but notice the appetizing window display of Pão, Café & Companhia, which, decorated with much love and dedication by the owner, invites a mandatory stop to sample one of the many delicious cakes, breads and savory pastries made daily.
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Choupana Restaurant - Vila Nova de Milfontes

The A Choupana Restaurant , in Vila Nova de Milfontes, offers a unique gastronomic experience by the sea. With a privileged location overlooking the beach, it stands out for its grilled dishes, especially fresh fish and seafood. The rustic and welcoming atmosphere, combined with efficient service and stunning views, makes every meal memorable. Ideal for those who wish to savor the authenticity of the Alentejo coast.
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Kristin's Depression: The Force of Nature

Storm Kristin left a trail of grandeur in Vila Nova de Milfontes, but also of deep concern. The force of the Atlantic, while aesthetically breathtaking, brought with it challenges and damage that cannot be ignored.

In this context of vulnerability to the elements, it is essential to express a word of profound solidarity with all those who have suffered losses — whether material, in their homes or businesses, or in their livelihoods linked to the sea — due to the passage of this storm.