- 4 Apartments
- 4 Junior Suites
  8 double beds and 12 single beds
  28 persons max

Common areas:
- Kitchen
- Living room
     - Fireplace
     - TV
     - Toilet
- Sitting room
     - Fireplace
     - Snooker table
     - Games table
- Dinning room
- Play room (under 15)
     - Toys and games
     - Toilet

All rooms and apartments have their own kitchenette but Casas do Sal also offer a functional and fully equipped kitchen:
- Stove
- Oven
- Microwave
- Toaster
- Fridge and freezer
- Nespresso coffee machine

NO MEALS SERVICE

A) House ready and cleaned on check-in.
B) Swimming pool will be cared daily by the made that lives next to main house.
C) 1 wood portion a day for the fireplace. Extra potions can be requested (3€/each).
D) 5lt bottled water in each apartment and main kitchen on check-in.
E) Toilet paper available in all bathrooms, for the first night.
F) If the stay is longer than 7 nights, extra towels and bed clothes will be available

A cash guarantee deposit will be asked on check-in and will be returned on check-out unless:
- Damages occur
- Extra guests beyond settled
- The house needs an extra cleaning
  (dish, stove or others uncleared)

Check-in: after 15h
Check-out: until 18h
Flexible: settled with the booking

1. Casas do Sal’s beautiful swimming-pool is the center of all activities. The perfect spot for a family or friends gathering.

2. The surrounding area gets more seductive and charming when the sun sets. The pool takes on a different light, creating a cheerful atmosphere that delights both children and adults.

3. Increasingly beautiful and lush, the garden has many spots to relax, read or simply listen to the chirping birds.

4. A synthetic court that will improve your game. You’re a player? Bring on your gear. If you’re not, we will lend you ours.

5. Take one of our bicycles and ride freely all over the property. It’s great fun.

6. A snooker that we advise not letting children play . It is expensive any damages do supported by you.

1. From Tróia to Sines, a 40 kms strip of sand offering beautiful beaches, most of them still pure and paradisiacal. The best of Portugal, only 45minutes away.

2. Known as the stork’s land due to Innumerous nests on site. Here you can have coffee, buy a newspaper, go shopping or visit the city’s Castle.

3. Do you enjoy watching animals in their natural environment? You’ll have fun exploring the protected estuary of the Sado river or going for a surprising African Safari at the almost wild Badoca Park.

4. A Unesco World Heritage Site, Évora is an extremely interesting city, full of ancient history and lots of surprises. Not to mention the local gastronomy.

5. At Comporta, Cavalos Na Areia is a company that conducts horseback riding along the sandy beaches and rice fields.

6. On the south bank of Alcácer, a place to taste specialties such as “Sopa de Cação”, “Migas Alentejanas” and the famous Porto Santana’s squids.