A Quinta da Lage
A Quinta is a living, working farm in Alentejo — 130 hectares of land, a small garden, a flock of sheep, regenerative courses, guests, volunteers and people living here.
It’s not always tidy, and it’s definitely not finished.
It’s a farm, a home and a place where things are always happening.
Life at A Quinta—
Regenerative living, in real life
A Quinta is a working farm and a place where people live, work and come together.
We grow some of our own food, look after the land and animals, build with natural materials and try to find better ways of living with the land.
People come here to stay, learn, facilitate workshops, volunteer or simply spend some time here.
We don’t have everything figured out. We’re learning as we go.
Stay at A Quinta
There are a few ways to stay at A Quinta, from shared house rooms and private yurts to rustic cottages, bell tents and spots for your own campervan or tent. Living here means being close to nature and sharing some spaces, kitchens and our compost toilets.
The minimum stay is two nights, but we especially welcome longer stays, for those who want to slow down and settle into the place.
You might share a meal, join a potluck or end up at Friday night pizza.
Join with a friend and receive 10% off • Early bird 10% available • One offer per booking
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Join with a friend and receive 10% off • Early bird 10% available • One offer per booking •
Courses at A Quinta
At A Quinta, we host seasonal courses and workshops around natural building, regenerative farming, creative expression and inner growth.
Led by people who are passionate about what they do, our courses are a chance to learn practical skills, share knowledge and spend time with people from different walks of life.
Some are hands-on, some are more inward-looking, and all are simply a good excuse to come together and learn something new.
To support our participants, we offer free van and tent camping spots, as well as special discounted rates on our private rooms and shared dorms.
Voices from A Quinta
Real stories from the people who’ve lived, learned, and shared on this land
