Sesimbra

Located southwest of the Setúbal Peninsula, the municipality of Sesimbra is integrated into the Lisbon metropolitan area, extending from the Albufeira lagoon to the Arrábida mountain range. At the end of the 19th century, with the establishment of its fishing port and the development of the canning industry, Sesimbra experienced some economic progress. Currently, the municipality's economy is essentially based on agriculture, livestock, fishing, extractive and processing industries, electricity, and hospitality. The beaches are undoubtedly what attract numerous tourists to visit the town during the summer season. However, the impressive architectural and natural heritage, such as the Castle and Cabo Espichel, contribute to making Sesimbra worth visiting at any time of year.

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Sesimbra Hotel & Spa
Sesimbra Hotel & Spa

4 star

Located in the charming fishing village of Sesimbra, in front of the sea, and surrounded by incomparable Arrábida Natural Reserve, the Sesimbra Hotel & Spa off…

SANA Sesimbra Hotel
SANA Sesimbra Hotel

4 star

O SANA Sesimbra Hotel dispõe de 97 quartos e três suítes, recentemente renovados, onde o conforto e o requinte merecem referência, bem como os excelentes terra…

Quinta do Miguel
Quinta do Miguel

Dedicated to pure relaxation in a place surrounded by nature, Quinta Do Miguel combines the tranquility of nature and good taste. The five homes that are part …

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