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Bungalow -

Bungalow

2 Guests
1 Queen Bed
Bathroom with shower
Private patio
Kitchenette

Bungalow… A dolls house!

Crafted through a traditional and eco-conscious transformation of an aged barn, fondly known as a “palheiro” in Portuguese, The Bungalow now stands as a contemporary yet rustic studio at the heart of the property.

You'll love

Breakfast on the patio under the vines, facing the omnipresent escarpment.
The abunance of life within the avocado and mango trees, attracting small birds like canaries, goldfinches, blackbirds, and warblers.
The view from the room window, that take us right to the crystaline ocean.
The intricate details of the sloping ceilings, and houses exterior basalt lining.

Services and Amenities

Wifi & Internet

Cable TV

Towels

Coffee maker & Kettle

Hair Dryer

Quality bath amenities

Fridge

Dishes & Kitchenware

Microwave

Bed & Bath linen

Electric Hob

Toaster

Iron & Ironing board

On request

Outdoor Tables & Chairs

Barbeque area

Daily housekeeping

Weekly linen change

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