Comporta holidays Silky golden sandy beaches, dolphins and even flamingos

Comporta holidays - located at the base of the Tróia Peninsula, along the Sado estuary in the holiday region of Lisboa, Comporta is a place full of magic and mystery. Steeped in history, Comporta is known for its rice farming and fishing makeing it one of the most distinctive regions on the Lisboa coast.

Comporta is also renowned for its wild and unspoilt pristine landscape, relaxed atmosphere and intriguing traditional villages with excellent local markets. The village sits within a National Park where you can see dolphins if you take one of the ferries and even flamingos.

At a glance...
Cafes & restaurants 10+
National park
Historical Roman sites
Local markets
Fishing villages close by
Car recommended
International airport Lisbon 115kms - 75 minute drive
Ferry from Setúbal to Tróia 15 mins drive to Comporta from Troia

Comporta takes some beating if you are looking for a family holiday as the beaches are fantastic. The beaches of the Tróia peninsula are great for families with younger children as the waves are more gentle than other parts of the Atlantic coast and the waters are shallow. There are also many beach cafes and bars to eat and buy ice cream or drinks especially at the Tróia Marina which is the where you can take a boat trip to see the dolphins in the Sado Reserve.

  • Praia Comporta
  • Tróia Galé beach
  • Praia Soltroia
  • Praia do Carvalhal
  • Praia do Pego
carrasqueira sunset near comporta

Featured holiday rentals in Comporta

A bit of hidden and undiscovered gem on the Lisbon coast, Comporta offers a wide selection of self-catering holiday rental accommodation. Renting a villa or holiday home in Comporta can be the ideal base for exploring the local area is perfect for families, friends or a romantic escape.


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Things to see & do around Comporta

Comporta and the surrounding area is full of interesting villages, historic towns and countryside to explore. One place not to be missed when exploring the area are the Roman ruins of Troia.

A few suggestions....
Take a boat trip along the Sado and Sesimbra rivers in Setúbal
Hire a Land Rover and drive through the dunes and scenic landscapes
Take a tour of the amazing Quinta da Regaleira estate
Hire a bike and cycle through the rice fields
Day trip to Lisbon and see the iconic sites
Take a guided tour of the Castle of the Moors in Sintra
Hores riding on the beach
Paddleoard in melides lagoon and explore hidden coves
troia roman ruins

Our view on Comporta holidays

We think Comporta is a peaceful authentic fishing village and also a very attractive town making it a great base to discover the region. With glorious beaches, a bustling town centre with superb fish restaurants are just a few reasons why people go back year after year. Staying in an Comporta holiday home, whether a luxury villa or apartment, is the best way to experience this stunning part of the Tróia Peninsula on the Lisboa coast.