Farm in Vale de Santiago with 1.6000 hectares.
House in ruins with about 40 m2, which is not registered. Possibility of expansion up to 500 m2.
There is mains water and electricity nearby.
Vale de Santiago is a parish in the municipality of Odemira, located in the Alentejo region of Portugal. Odemira is known for its natural beauty and the diversity of landscapes, plains and rural areas. Vale de Santiago, like many other localities in the region, is characterized by a quiet and rural atmosphere.
Odemira is a town and municipality located in the district of Beja, in the Alentejo region of Portugal. It is an area known for its rural landscape, including vast areas of cork oak forest, unspoiled beaches along the coast, and a rich cultural heritage. The village of Odemira is the administrative center of the municipality and offers a quiet and picturesque atmosphere, with narrow streets and charming squares. The municipality of Odemira covers a vast geographical area and includes several parishes and localities, each with its own unique identity and attractions. In addition, the region is known for the production of agricultural products such as cork, wine, olive oil, and fruits. As a tourist destination, Odemira attracts visitors looking to enjoy nature, explore the local culture, and relax on its tranquil beaches and stunning scenery.
The municipality of Odemira has several beaches along its extensive Atlantic coast. Some of the most well-known and popular beaches include:
Excluded from the SCE, under Decree-Law No. 101-D/2020 of December 7.
Farm in Vale de Santiago with 1,6000 hectares.
House in ruins with about 40 m2, which is not registered.
It is possible to extend the house until 500 sqm
It has mains water and electricity near.
Excluded from the SCE, under Decree-Law No. 101-D/2020 of December 7th.
House in ruins with about 40 m2, which is not registered. Possibility of expansion up to 500 m2.
There is mains water and electricity nearby.
Vale de Santiago is a parish in the municipality of Odemira, located in the Alentejo region of Portugal. Odemira is known for its natural beauty and the diversity of landscapes, plains and rural areas. Vale de Santiago, like many other localities in the region, is characterized by a quiet and rural atmosphere.
Odemira is a town and municipality located in the district of Beja, in the Alentejo region of Portugal. It is an area known for its rural landscape, including vast areas of cork oak forest, unspoiled beaches along the coast, and a rich cultural heritage. The village of Odemira is the administrative center of the municipality and offers a quiet and picturesque atmosphere, with narrow streets and charming squares. The municipality of Odemira covers a vast geographical area and includes several parishes and localities, each with its own unique identity and attractions. In addition, the region is known for the production of agricultural products such as cork, wine, olive oil, and fruits. As a tourist destination, Odemira attracts visitors looking to enjoy nature, explore the local culture, and relax on its tranquil beaches and stunning scenery.
The municipality of Odemira has several beaches along its extensive Atlantic coast. Some of the most well-known and popular beaches include:
- Vila Nova de Milfontes
- Beach: Located next to the coastal village of Vila Nova de Milfontes, this beach offers extensive sands and calm waters, making it ideal for families and sunbathing.
- Praia do Malhão: Located about 10 kilometers north of Vila Nova de Milfontes, this beach is known for its preserved dunes and the quality of its waves, being popular with surfers and bodyboarders.
- Praia do Almograve
- : Located in the village of Almograve, this beach is characterized by its extensive sands and the presence of imposing rock formations. It's a popular spot for hiking along the coastal trails.
- Praia das Furnas: This secluded and tranquil beach is only accessible by foot or boat, offering visitors an unspoiled natural setting and crystal-clear waters that are ideal for snorkeling.
- Praia do Zambujeira do Mar
- : Integrated in the picturesque village of Zambujeira do Mar, this beach is famous for its relaxed atmosphere, impressive cliffs and the annual Southwest music festival.
- Odeceixe Beach: Located on the border with the Algarve, this beach is one of the most beautiful in the region, combining the river and the sea in a stunning landscape. It is also popular with surfers.
Excluded from the SCE, under Decree-Law No. 101-D/2020 of December 7.
Farm in Vale de Santiago with 1,6000 hectares.
House in ruins with about 40 m2, which is not registered.
It is possible to extend the house until 500 sqm
It has mains water and electricity near.
Excluded from the SCE, under Decree-Law No. 101-D/2020 of December 7th.