Evora and the region of the Alentejo where it is located are among the last truly authentic countryside's in Europe, rich in tradition, resplendent in tastes, and with a light that only artists will truly fathom. Come to Evora to hunt, ride, walk, or just relax.

If you want to discover a region that is as yet little known to the hordes of tourists that swamp over much of Europe in the holiday months, then this is it. Producing some of Portugal's finest wines, its best bulls, its most abundant produce, this region is a paradise for those that like the countryside, the smell of the earth, and lots of space. Medieval castles and fortifications dot the many small hilltop villages and bull fights are a common entertainment in the local villages along with many other forms of ceremony. Evora is fast becoming known for its beauty and welcome.

Let yourself be immersed in this culture, in the delicious food that will be prepared, in the smiling, courteous customs of the locals, and in the age old traditions which you will experience at every moment. Enjoy excellent hunting between October and February, horse-riding all year round on famous Lusitanian horses, and walks through the fields and villages.