Villa Bana | 6-Bedroom Villa with Private Pool in Comporta Grandola

Fourteen guests. Six bedrooms. One coastline that stretches south toward Spain. Villa Bana sits just over a kilometre from the Lagoa Formosa lagoon and Praia do Pego beach in Comporta, Portugal—a region where pine forests meet Atlantic dunes and time moves at the pace of tide changes. If you’re assembling an extended family or group of friends, this is the kind of villa that makes the logistics of shared accommodation feel like an afterthought to the actual living.

Inside Villa Bana

Villa Bana sleeps 14 guests across 6 bedrooms and 6 bathrooms. Walk through the front entrance and you enter a vast open-plan ground floor: kitchen, dining table, and lounge seating all flowing together under one roof. The kitchen is fully equipped—the kind that makes even reluctant cooks volunteer for dinner duty, with dishwasher, microwave, and proper counter space. Glass doors open the living space onto a generous terrace where afternoon light pools across stone tiles.

A second living and dining area sits adjacent, this one with a swing suspended from the frame and a palm tree rising through the floor—the kind of detail that signals this villa was designed for actual leisure, not just occupation. There’s also a separate WC on this level for guest convenience.

Upstairs, the sleeping arrangements are thoughtfully arranged. The master suite offers a king-size bed with an en-suite bathroom—the kind of room where morning light arrives early and the sound of gulls carries from the Atlantic. Three further bedrooms each contain twin single beds (convertible to king-size configuration if needed) with their own bathrooms. Bedroom 5 is a children’s dormitory of sorts: six single beds tucked into eaves with an en-suite, designed specifically for families or groups bringing younger guests. The final bedroom features a queen-size bed with its own bathroom.

Every bedroom has an en-suite bathroom, eliminating the morning bottleneck that plagues shared accommodation. The villa includes Wi-Fi throughout, televisions in the main living areas, a washing machine and dryer for week-long stays, an iron for those who care, and hairdryers in each bathroom. Cots and high chairs are available on request (terms and conditions apply).

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The outdoor envelope is where Villa Bana shifts from comfortable to genuinely expansive. The private swimming pool—surrounded by lush planting and soft sand underfoot—functions as the social centre. Sunbeds radiate outward, and a substantial parasol casts shade for those who prefer the pool’s proximity without its temperature. A shaded seating area overlooks the water, arranged for conversation or silent observation. There’s also a curved bench positioned for privacy, the kind of spot where you disappear with a book and nobody thinks to look for you until dinner.

The terraces connect fluidly to these outdoor zones. Stone paving extends the interior living space outward, and the glass doors dissolve the boundary between inside and outside—a design principle that feels essential in Portugal’s sun-heavy climate. A barbecue setup allows for grilling along the terrace edge.

Location: Comporta and the Surrounding Area

Comporta is a working fishing village that has carefully resisted the overdevelopment afflicting much of Portugal’s coastline. The Lagoa Formosa lagoon—just 1.2 kilometres away—attracts birdwatchers and nature photographers year-round. Its shallow waters, bordered by reeds and pine, shift colour with the light: grey-green at dawn, silver at midday, amber at dusk. Walking trails ring the lagoon’s perimeter, and boat hire is available seasonally for those wanting to explore by water.

Praia do Pego beach, also within walking distance (approximately 1.1 km), is a long curve of sand with moderate swells suitable for both swimmers and beginner surfers. The water temperature peaks at 18–19°C in August and September, dropping to 14–15°C in winter. A cluster of beach bars operates in the warmer months, serving grilled fish and local wine.

The town of Carvalhal, 3.2 kilometres inland, functions as the village hub. Its small supermarket stocks fresh produce, local cheeses, and wine from the surrounding region. A handful of cafés and informal restaurants serve traditional Portuguese food—rice dishes with shellfish, grilled sardines, and pork dishes prepared with regional herbs. This is where locals source groceries, not a tourist destination.

The Costa Vicentina Natural Park begins approximately 8 kilometres north. This protected coastline features 40 kilometres of uninterrupted cliffs, hidden coves, and walking trails that rank among Portugal’s most dramatic. The cliffs reach 150 metres in places and drop directly to clear water. Hiking routes vary from one-hour coastal walks to full-day expeditions. The park is also a designated Important Bird Area; golden eagles, peregrine falcons, and Bonelli’s eagles are regularly sighted.

Activities extend beyond walking and swimming. The Comporta region supports several golf courses: Palmares Golf Club (approximately 45 km north) and Gramacho Golf Club (approximately 50 km northwest) both offer 18-hole championship layouts. Kayaking and paddleboarding are available through local operators at the lagoon and quieter beaches. Horseback riding along the dunes and along the Costa Vicentina trails operates seasonally through local stables. For exploring further inland, car rental allows access to the winemaking regions around Grândola and Santiago do Cacém—both producing respected regional reds and whites.

The nearest significant airport is Humberto Delgado Lisbon Airport, approximately 100 kilometres away (roughly 90 minutes by car via the motorway). Faro Airport in the Algarve is approximately 200 kilometres south. Both serve international routes; Lisbon is the primary gateway for most Europe-bound flights.

For detailed destination planning, explore our Comporta travel guide, browse our villas in Brejo Da Carregueira, and discover our full collection of luxury villas in Portugal.

Who This Villa Suits Best

Villa Bana is purpose-built for multi-generational family reunions and friend groups of 10–14 people. The six bedrooms with six bathrooms eliminate bathroom-queue frustration. The children’s dorm (bedroom 5) is ideal for families with multiple young children—they’re in a supervised shared space while parents occupy nearby bedrooms with their own facilities. Extended families mixing teenagers and adults find the flexibility of bedrooms with different configurations (kings, twins, queens) particularly useful.

The layout also suits corporate team retreats or wedding parties using the villa as their base rather than a ceremony venue. The large open-plan living area accommodates group meals, and the outdoor pool area is sized for gatherings without feeling crowded.

Couples seeking a quieter escape could comfortably use the villa (sleeping just one couple with friends or family) and would have vast spaces to themselves. Solo travellers or pairs would find the bedrooms and bathrooms luxuriously spacious, though the overall footprint may feel oversized for their needs.

Practical Information

Capacity & Layout: Villa Bana accommodates 14 guests across 6 bedrooms and 6 bathrooms. Maximum occupancy is strictly 14 people. The villa is a single-storey structure with all living areas and bedrooms on accessible levels.

What’s Included: Your rental includes Wi-Fi internet throughout the villa, full kitchen utilities (electricity, gas, water), television access, washing and drying facilities, bed linen, towels, pool access, barbecue use, and housekeeping at departure. The kitchen is stocked with basic pantry items (salt, oil, spices). Cots and high chairs are available for an additional fee (see terms and conditions).

Nearest Airport: Humberto Delgado Lisbon Airport is 100 kilometres away, approximately 90 minutes’ drive via A1/IC1 motorway. Car hire is essential for exploring the region; public transport in Comporta is minimal. A private transfer service can be arranged.

Nearest Supermarket: Carvalhal’s small supermarket is 3.2 kilometres away. For a wider selection, the town of Grândola (approximately 20 kilometres) has hypermarkets and specialty food shops.

Check-in/Check-out: Standard check-in is 16:00 and check-out is 11:00. Early check-in or late check-out may be available on request, subject to availability and additional fees.

Frequently Asked Questions about Villa Bana

How many guests does Villa Bana sleep?

Villa Bana sleeps 14 guests across 6 bedrooms and 6 bathrooms. The bedroom breakdown is: one king-size in the master suite, three twin beds (convertible to king-size), one queen-size bed, and one children’s dorm with six single beds. All bedrooms have en-suite bathrooms. The villa does not offer sofa beds or additional sleeping arrangements beyond what is listed.

What is the nearest airport to Villa Bana in Comporta?

Humberto Delgado Lisbon Airport is the primary gateway, located 100 kilometres away with an approximate 90-minute transfer time by car. Faro Airport in the Algarve is approximately 200 kilometres south (2 hours 45 minutes by car) and is useful if you’re arriving from connecting flights. Both airports have car hire desks and shuttle services.

What is the best time of year to rent Villa Bana?

May, June, September, and October offer ideal conditions: air temperatures between 20–25°C, water temperatures around 16–18°C, and long daylight hours without the peak summer crowds. July and August are warmest (24–28°C air, 18–19°C water) but attract the most visitors. Winter (November–March) is quiet and mild (12–15°C) but brings occasional rain and shorter days. The lagoon is particularly rewarding for birdwatching in autumn (September–October) and spring (April–May) during migration periods.

Is Villa Bana suitable for families with children?

Yes. The private pool is enclosed within the villa grounds (though not fenced; parent supervision is essential). The children’s dorm bedroom offers secure accommodation for multiple young guests. Praia do Pego beach, 1.1 kilometres away, has gentle entry points suitable for young swimmers. High chairs and cots are available on request. The villa’s remote location on quiet roads is safe for older children to explore by bicycle. The Lagoa Formosa offers shallow, sheltered water for paddling and wading.

What is included in the rental price at Villa Bana?

The rental includes accommodation for 14 guests, Wi-Fi, all utilities (electricity, water, gas), bed linen, towels, kitchen use with dishwasher and standard appliances, washing machine and dryer, television, pool access, and barbecue facilities. Final cleaning is included. Cots and high chairs require advance notice and are subject to additional fees. Pet policies and damage deposits follow the villa’s standard terms and conditions.

What restaurants and shops are near Villa Bana?

Carvalhal’s small supermarket and café are 3.2 kilometres away. The beachside bars at Praia do Pego (1.1 km) serve grilled fish and drinks during the warmer months. For dining with more choice, Grândola town centre (approximately 20 kilometres) has restaurants serving Portuguese regional cuisine and international options. Vila Nova de Santo André (approximately 25 kilometres) offers additional restaurants and a weekend farmers’ market. The nearest Michelin-listed restaurants are in the Setúbal region (approximately 50 kilometres north), though local cooking in nearby restaurants emphasises fresh seafood and traditional preparation.