The Arrábida coast is an untouched gem where the wild and verdant Serra descends sharply to crystal-clear waters, creating a setting of incomparable beauty. This protected Natural Park encompasses a unique Mediterranean landscape in Portugal, offering refuge to more than 1,400 marine species in the Professor Luiz Saldanha Marine Reserve.

Setting sail from Sesimbra, you will discover secret beaches hidden in sheltered coves — Galapinhos, Coelhos, Figueirinha and Portinho da Arrábida — many of them accessible only by sea. The exceptionally clear waters reveal limestone caverns and underground caves, while dolphins and rare seabirds complete the Atlantic landscape.

Arrábida offers the rare experience of a truly preserved ecosystem just one hour from Lisbon. Between May and October, sailing conditions are ideal — mild temperatures, calm waters and a golden light that transforms every outing into an unforgettable experience. It is the perfect destination for those seeking exclusivity, nature and tranquillity at sea.