Estate on the Alentejo Coast - Vila Nova de Mil Fontes

Tourism Asset with Strong Expansion Potential – Costa Vicentina, Vila Nova de Milfontes

In the heart of Costa Vicentina, one of Portugal’s most preserved and highly valued natural regions, lies Quinta Gotas de Luar — a unique tourism asset combining a prime location, existing infrastructure, and significant development potential.

Set on a 10-hectare estate with its own natural spring, the property currently operates as a licensed Rural Tourism project, developed in 2012, featuring 6 rooms carefully integrated into the landscape, respecting traditional Alentejo architecture and the environmental balance of the region.

Located within a protected area under the Natura 2000 network, the property benefits from an approved PIP (Prior Information Request), allowing for substantial expansion of the tourism project, including:

12 additional traditional Alentejo-style houses
A natural biological swimming pool
750 sqm of approved construction for the tourism project
Additional potential of up to 2,600 sqm of complementary construction

This planning framework offers a rare opportunity to develop a low-density tourism project, fully aligned with international trends in sustainable tourism, wellness retreats, and nature-based experiences.

The existing infrastructure is fully licensed and includes a 400 sqm multifunctional event space, enabling revenue diversification through retreats, corporate events, training programs, or international partnerships.

📍 Strategic Location
Just 10 minutes from the beaches of Costa Vicentina — one of Southern Europe’s most sought-after coastal areas — with growing international demand for nature-based and regenerative tourism projects.

📊 Estimated Performance Indicators

Potential EBITDA: €400,000 – €570,000 per year
Estimated gross yield: 7% – 9%
Additional upside through project expansion and operational optimization

This asset represents a distinctive investment opportunity, combining location scarcity, approved development potential, and strong tourism demand, in one of Portugal’s fastest-growing sustainable tourism markets.