Slow-living and an oasis of peace at guesthouse Âmago-Casa Lenta in the Algarve
If you say A, we say Algarve! When we say Algarve, we say Âmago - Casa Lenta. Because we are ready for a getaway to the always sunny, southernmost part of Portugal. And how. This luxurious guesthouse with six stylish bedrooms and swimming pool is located in Santa Bárbara de Nexe, a 15-minute drive from Faro, the capital of the Portuguese Algarve. You can book one or more rooms, perfect for family holidays.
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Casa Lenta, or “the slow house”, lives up to its name. Because as soon as you set foot on this piece of Portuguese land, surrounded by mountains and sea, it exudes peace, nature and more tranquility. Slow-living is the lifestyle here, the 'modo de vida', in which you are completely immersed. Everything here is about taking a breath, leaving your busy schedule behind and enjoying, here and now, in this moment.
Rest is nice, very nice. But the eye also wants something, and it gets it. Âmago – Casa Lenta has six bedrooms, all equally beautiful. Combine modern design, sleek white walls and tropical plants with carefully selected terracotta shades and voila, you have a perfectly styled guesthouse with a wonderful natural vibe. That one modern meets natural atmospheres extend beyond just the bedrooms. In the garden, the fuchsia pink flowers stand out strongly against the whitewashed walls. If you know you know. Add some olive trees, cacti, white parasols and stark white striped bath towels and you're there. It doesn't get more Portuguese.
The Algarve is one of the most popular holiday destinations and can therefore sometimes feel a bit busy. Casa Lenta offers an oasis of peace that, believe us, you prefer to leave as little as possible. Have you completely relaxed and would you like to go out for a while? There is plenty to do. A stone's throw away you will find charming villages such as Loulé and Olhão with narrow streets and colorful markets. And of course the sea, we don't need words for that. Something for everyone, a big win-win, so to speak.
