Lavanda Sea | 5-Bedroom Villa with Private Pool in Comporta

Ten guests arrive at Lavanda Sea in Comporta, Portugal, and the first thing they notice isn’t the architecture—it’s the silence. The kind of silence that comes from pine forests meeting Atlantic air, where the only sound is the distant murmur of waves. This is a five-bedroom, five-bathroom coastal villa designed for groups and families who’ve learned that luxury means space, not clutter; comfort means choice.

Inside Lavanda Sea

Lavanda Sea sleeps 10 guests across 5 bedrooms and 5 bathrooms, distributed across two interconnected structures that function as one expansive retreat. The main residence houses three sleeping quarters, while a separate guest pavilion provides two additional bedrooms, each with its own ensuite facilities.

The primary bedroom in the main house commands a king-size bed and opens onto a private balcony—this is where you wake to pine-filtered light and the faint salt-tang of the Atlantic. The ensuite bathroom features a deep soaking tub and walk-in shower positioned to capture morning views. Two additional queen bedrooms occupy the main residence, each with garden-facing windows, ensuite bathrooms, and the kind of afternoon light that makes reading a tactile pleasure.

A fourth bedroom—positioned on the ground floor for accessibility—contains a king bed paired with a single bed, making it ideal for parents traveling with children or guests requiring ground-level access. Its ensuite bathroom serves dual purposes without compromise.

The guest pavilion (Second Cabana) offers a fifth bedroom with queen bed, private balcony, and ensuite bathroom—perfect for guests desiring semi-independence within the group. A Third Cabana provides an alternative sleeping arrangement with two single beds and ensuite bathroom, plus its own lounge and kitchen space, allowing different family units genuine separation if needed.

The main living areas sprawl across multiple zones: a substantial lounge anchored by a working fireplace and two televisions, an indoor dining table seating eight comfortably, and a fully-equipped kitchen featuring professional-grade appliances, a juicer for morning rituals, and counter space that doesn’t force cooperation between multiple cooks. Air conditioning regulates comfort year-round. Wi-Fi reaches every room. Washing machines and ironing facilities occupy practical spaces. Two sofa beds provide contingency sleeping if group sizes flex upward.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

Step through the glass doors and the landscape reveals itself in layers: manicured garden beds giving way to a heated private pool surrounded by sun loungers and parasols. This is not a small splash pool—this is swimming-lap capable water that maintains temperature year-round, essential for Comporta’s variable seasons. An equipped outdoor gym area sits adjacent, shaded by mature pines, for guests who maintain routines rather than abandon them on holiday.

The alfresco dining terrace captures western light at sunset, with enough room for table settings and easy movement. Beyond this lies the larger garden—not ornamental display, but usable landscape where children run safely, where a morning walk feels like entering a private nature reserve. Sun loungers position themselves at angles favoring different light, different views, different moods throughout the day.

Parking accommodates multiple vehicles without the scrabbling-for-space feeling many group villas create. The grounds feel simultaneously secluded and navigable—you don’t feel trapped, but you’re definitely hidden.

Location: Comporta and the Surrounding Area

Comporta sits on Portugal’s Setúbal Peninsula, approximately 80km south of Lisbon, in a region where development has been deliberately restrained. This is not the Algarve; this is the Alentejo coast—wilder, less manicured, more concerned with preserving character than building infrastructure. Lavanda Sea occupies this exact sensibility: modern comfort delivered with environmental restraint.

The beach lies within a fifteen-minute walk. Comporta’s main beach stretches for kilometers, with sand dunes backed by pine forests and modest cafés rather than resort developments. The water runs cooler than southern Portugal but supports confident swimmers May through September. For families nervous about Atlantic conditions, the smaller coves near Carvalhal offer calmer waters 8km to the south.

Culinary options reflect Comporta’s dual identity: simple beachside grills serving fresh fish and unfussy wines; and an emerging fine-dining scene where chefs source from local producers. Sal restaurant (on the waterfront, 2km away) is the benchmark—expect grilled sardines, local cheese, and wine lists emphasizing natural producers from the region. For self-catering, the Comporta market operates Thursday mornings (local produce, fish, bread), while Alcácer do Sal town center (12km inland) houses supermarkets, pharmacies, and the kind of local shops typical of established Portuguese towns.

Within 25km: Alcácer do Sal itself, a medieval town built around a river castle (now a pousada hotel—worth a sunset visit for the views alone). The Sado Estuary, 15km north, is Portugal’s largest wetland and a serious birdwatching destination, particularly September through April when migratory species arrive. Guided kayaking tours operate from Alcácer do Sal, paddling through channels lined with salt ponds and cork forests.

Setubal town (35km) operates a working fishing port and colonial-era architecture worth a half-day excursion. The Seixal fishing village (8km east) preserves traditional boatbuilding and simple restaurants where locals still eat lunch. For wine exploration, the Azeitão region (25km, accessible via Setúbal) produces Moscatel and table wines in small quintas—most offer visits and tastings.

Seasonal rhythms matter in Comporta. July and August bring crowds and heat (temperatures regularly exceed 30°C). June and September offer ideal conditions: warm water, long daylight, manageable crowds. October through March turns contemplative—fewer tourists, moody Atlantic light, temperatures dropping to 12-15°C—but rewarding for walkers and photographers. Winter storms bring dramatic conditions but clear skies afterward.

Lisbon Airport (Humberto Delgado) lies 85km north (approximately 90 minutes drive). Direct coaches connect Lisbon and Comporta (2.5 hours). Most villa guests arrange airport transfers through the property (recommended: drivers know the routes and collection points). Explore our luxury villas across Europe, browse our villas throughout Alcácer do Sal and our full collection of Portuguese coastal properties. For comprehensive destination planning, consult our Comporta travel guide.

Who This Villa Suits Best

Extended families of 8-10 people—particularly multi-generational groups where grandparents need ground-floor access and teenagers demand separate spaces. The bedroom distribution allows real privacy; the two-kitchen setup means cooking groups don’t collide.

Groups of friends renting together—the dual-pavilion layout lets different couples enjoy independence while maintaining shared spaces for dinners and gathering.

Families with young children appreciate the enclosed garden, heated pool, beach proximity, and the capacity to hire a chef for one evening (available through the property) rather than rotating cooking duties. A ground-floor bedroom suits families with toddlers or mobility considerations.

Yoga groups and wellness retreats—the property offers yoga class facilitation, spacious lounge for practice, and garden serenity. Many groups book Lavanda Sea with a resident instructor for structured weeks.

Couples traveling with adult children or close friends find the space eliminates the claustrophobia typical of smaller group villas.

Practical Information

Lavanda Sea accommodates 10 guests across 5 bedrooms and 5 bathrooms. Nearest airport: Humberto Delgado Lisbon Airport, 85km north (approximately 90 minutes transfer time). Transfers can be arranged through the property at additional cost. Nearest supermarket: Alcácer do Sal town center, 12km (approximately 15 minutes). Nearest beach: Comporta main beach, 1.5km walk or 5-minute drive.

Included in rental: all utilities (electricity, water, gas), Wi-Fi internet, pool heating, linen and towels, standard cleaning (mid-week and changeover), parking. The property is Portuguese tourism registered (License 114534/AL). Check-in flexibility negotiable based on availability. Air conditioning, heating, and covered parking included.

Optional extras available: chef service (full meal preparation), private yoga instruction (arranged in advance), airport transfers, late checkout (subject to following guest’s arrival).

Frequently Asked Questions about Lavanda Sea

How many guests does Lavanda Sea sleep?

Lavanda Sea accommodates 10 guests across 5 bedrooms and 5 bathrooms. The bedroom breakdown is: one king-bed master suite (main residence), two queen-bed bedrooms (main residence), one king/single combination (ground floor, main residence), one queen-bed suite in the guest pavilion, and one twin-bed room in the third cabin. Two sofa beds provide additional sleeping if required, lifting capacity toward 12 in emergencies.

What is the nearest airport to Lavanda Sea in Comporta?

Humberto Delgado Lisbon Airport (LIS) is the primary international hub, located 85km north of Comporta (approximately 90 minutes travel time by car). Porto Airport (approximately 230km, 2.5 hours) offers an alternative for travelers in northern Europe. Most guests arrange private transfers through Lavanda Sea at the time of booking, approximately €70-90 per vehicle one-way.

What is the best time of year to rent Lavanda Sea?

May through September represents peak season, with June and September offering the optimal balance: water temperature around 18-20°C (swimmable for most), air temperatures 25-28°C, and lower tourist density than July-August. April and October provide excellent conditions for walkers and photographers (light is exceptional, temperatures mild) but water remains cool. November through March turns quiet and contemplative; locals reclaim the beaches; storms bring dramatic Atlantic conditions. Most families with children prefer June, July, or September.

Is Lavanda Sea suitable for families with children?

Yes, particularly families with children aged 4 and above. The private heated pool allows supervised swimming outside peak beach hours. The enclosed garden provides secure play space away from roads. Comporta’s main beach offers gentle zones suitable for young swimmers (avoid July-August crowds). High chairs available for toddlers. The ground-floor bedroom suits families with children requiring nighttime supervision. However, this villa requires active supervision of younger children around the pool; it is not a daycare facility. Families regularly book Lavanda Sea specifically for the space and safety combination.

What is included in the rental price at Lavanda Sea?

All utilities (electricity, water, heating, air conditioning), Wi-Fi internet throughout, pool heating year-round, linen and towels (changed weekly and at changeover), standard cleaning (mid-week and turnover), parking for multiple vehicles. Cleaning is not continuous; expect housekeeping mid-week and thorough turnover between guests. Costs for telephone calls, premium television channels, and additional services (chefs, yoga instruction) are additional. Most supplies (coffee, tea, basic condiments) are provided for arrival; full stocking requires guest shopping or advance arrangement with the property.

What restaurants and shops are near Lavanda Sea?

The Comporta waterfront (2km, approximately 5 minutes) contains several fish restaurants, with Sal and Maresia considered the benchmark establishments. Both serve grilled fish, local cheeses, and regional wines. For daily shopping: Alcácer do Sal town center (12km, approximately 15 minutes) hosts a Pingo Doce supermarket, local market (Thursdays, fresh produce and fish), pharmacies, and small shops. Comporta itself maintains basic amenities—a bakery, small market, and cafe scene sufficient for coffee and pastries but not full weekly shopping. Most guests combine local shopping with one organized trip to Alcácer do Sal or arrange in-villa chef service for one or two dinners rather than shopping burden.