Step into the Roman past at one of the most important archaeological sites in Alentejo. Surrounded by quiet countryside, these ruins offer a glimpse into the Roman presence that helped shape the region's wine culture centuries ago — setting the perfect tone for the experience ahead.

Discover one of Portugal’s most unique wine traditions — the art of producing wine in clay vessels. This centuries-old method, dating back to Roman times, is still preserved in Alentejo today, making it one of the most authentic wine experiences in the country.

Drive through the charming village of Vila Alva and its surrounding landscapes, where time seems to slow down. Old vineyards, olive trees and traditional whitewashed houses reflect the rural life and deep-rooted traditions of Alentejo.

Arrive at a small family-run winery where wine is still made using the ancient Roman clay method. This is not a standard visit, but a personal and immersive experience where guests are welcomed into a living tradition preserved through generations. Enjoy a long, relaxed lunch in a warm family atmosphere, where food, wine and conversation flow naturally. This is where the true spirit of Alentejo comes to life — slow, authentic and deeply connected to the land and its people.

During warmer months, enjoy a peaceful stop by this hidden river beach surrounded by nature. A perfect moment to relax and experience the quiet beauty of Alentejo.