Tróia Peninsula: How To Arrive And What To See

Tróia Peninsula is a sandy line with more than kilometres long and 0.5 to 1.5 km wide, between the Atlantic Ocean and the estuary of the Rio Sado. Less than an hour away from Lisbon, it belongs to the parish of Carvalhal, to the municipality of Grândola and is in front of the city of Setúbal. Get on this exciting trip with Secrets from Portugal and discover all the charms of Tróia Peninsula.


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Tróia Peninsula: How To Arrive And What To See

Following the evolution of the site, the Tróia Peninsula was formed 5000 years from South to North, from Comporta to Tróia. And as evidence of its ancient occupation remains the Roman ruins, with the complex of salgas of fish that worked between the first half of the first century and until the sixth century. Many years ago, there was a little train that crossed the coast and got to the giant pool that you will discover in the Tróia Peninsula.

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Tróia Peninsula: How To Arrive And What To See

Nowadays, in Tróia Peninsula, each hotel has its own swimming pool and the beaches of the peninsula continue to be a paradise of transparent waters: Soltróia Beaches, Troia Beach, Carvalhal Beach and Praia of Comporta. And to end your days in beauty … you must see the sunset, which hides behind the Serra da Arrábida.


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Tróia Peninsula: How To Arrive And What To See

By discovering the Tróia Peninsula, you’ll have the chance to take a long walk on the walkways, where you’ll find information points about the surrounding nature and history of the peninsula. As a beach destination, of course, you can’t miss the chance to discover the amazing surrounding beaches. Some of them have, including, being distinguished as the best beach in Europe.

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Tróia Peninsula: How To Arrive And What To See

Besides the beaches, you can also discover the Palmela Castle, the São Filipe Fortress, and the Church Of The Old Jesus Monastery to discover amazing architecture that dates back to the Roman times. If you’re a wine lover, don’t forget to visit the Casa Museu José Maria da Fonseca Vinhos, and discover some of the best wines made in the region. The Livramento Market, located in the centre of Setúbal, is also a must-visit attraction, where you can buy local produces.

Where To Sleep In Tróia Peninsula

Tróia Design Hotel 

Located near Lisbon, the Troia Design Hotel is included in the Troia Peninsula, a stunning natural reserve that’s home to some stunning beaches and a variety of wildlife. This contemporary five-star resort offers its guests some sweeping views of the Atlantic Ocean, the Rio Sado and the extraordinary Arrábida Mountains. Its interiors are characterized by a sophisticated and cozy ambience that was carefully designed to the very last detail.

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Tróia Peninsula: How To Arrive And What To See
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Tróia Peninsula: How To Arrive And What To See

The Troia Design Hotel has four spaces thoughts to detail to have the finest-dining meal, allowing you to have the most complete experience, while you explore one of the best Portuguese regions. The B&G Restaurant has magnificent views over the marina and it’s a restaurant with a contemporary design and a magnificent view of the marina, offering a menu based on delicious Portuguese cuisine, inspired by regional flavours. The Salinas Brasserie is a space that extends outside into an ample esplanade where the sunshine can be enjoyed, made distinct by its Atlantic-based gastronomy with many sea flavours. Paprika Pool Bar offers delicious snacks, salads and natural juices for the hottest days of the year and has a magnificent view of Serra da Arrábida. You’ll also have the B.A.R., by the reception, is the ideal place for a drink or to have a coffee while reading the news of the day.

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