Eco-Friendly Farm in Alentejo for Stays & Weddings
A sustainable retreat in the heart of Alentejo, where nature, authenticity and celebration come together
Rooted & Connected — Meditation Retreat in Alentejo
An intimate meditation and qigong weekend in the peaceful Alentejo countryside. Through the Rooted & Connected Meditation — a practice with Taoist roots refined for modern life — you will learn a simple, powerful method you can carry into everyday life.
With personalised guidance, qigong warm-ups, and time to rest and integrate, this retreat welcomes complete beginners and experienced practitioners alike. Healthy meals prepared on site included. Very limited on-site lodging available.
September 5 and 6, 2026 · 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM · €400 · Vinagra Village, Viana do Alentejo
Welcome to Vinagra Village, an eco-friendly farm in Alentejo with 20 hectares of regenerative landscape, where time slows down and the senses come alive. We blend the simplicity of rural life with the comfort of sustainable farm, offering an unforgettable setting for unique weddings in nature.
Rent a farmhouse in the Alentejo
Vinagra Village is located in the heart of the Alentejo, where time flows in an ancestral rhythm, guided by the seasons and the authentic flavours of the land. It is a place that harmoniously balances the preservation of tradition with an openness to the new, a true luxury countryside retreat in Portugal, set in a landscape that remains untouched and deeply natural.
Today, Vinagra Village is a rural and ecological retreat that can be rented in its entirety, featuring an organic farm set within a 20-hectare estate.
The house, carefully restored, offers comfort, tranquility, and authenticity. It is ideal for families, couples, or groups of up to 14 people seeking a peaceful retreat in the Alentejo, in close contact with the rural environment.
Hire Vinagra Village
Here, solar energy is produced, waste is transformed into fertilizers, food is grown, water is reclaimed, and everything is recycled, all with the goal of protecting the rural ecosystem while recharging one’s own energy.
