Charming villas with uninterrupted sea views
Villa Gateira is in an elevated position with views across the landscape to the ocean beyond. It is only 4km from the white sandy beaches of Caminha, a traditional Portuguese town steeped in history. Years ago, many battles were fought here between the Spanish and the Portuguese however now there are regular ferry trips connecting the Minho riverbanks. Standing on a tiny island in the middle of the estuary are the ruins of the fort of Ínsua, built to defend the entrance to the river in the fifteenth century.
The quirky property has 3 bedrooms, and the living room has windows taking full advantage of the spectacular views. Simply furnished with a modern kitchen, this is a great choice for a small family or group of friends who want to explore this fascinating area. There are plenty of beautiful walks and hikes nearby and the lovely Praia de Ancora beach is only about a 10 minute drive. There is great surf here and an abundance of fish restaurants serving the catch of the day.
Things we love...
"At this place, it is all about the views. They are really special and I can quite imagine waking up to enjoy them each morning before a day of sunbathing or hiking." Ginnie, Managing Director
Gateira is very close to Augusta making these a good choice for larger groups wanting to holiday near each other.
Rental License 2611/AL
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Porto Region
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Things we love
“Porto is the perfect size to explore by foot. Visitors will love wandering down the alleyways full of history and nostalgia, or strolling across the famous Dom Luís I Bridge before sampling some of the delicious local Port wine!”
Things to be aware of
“While the cobbled streets add character to Porto’s historic neighbourhoods, they can be challenging for those with mobility concerns. Navigating the city involves hills and uneven surfaces, which might pose difficulties for individuals with limited mobility or those pushing strollers. We recommend you wear comfortable footwear when exploring the city.”
