An Alentejan Village
Discover the Charming History of the Village
Tradition and Authenticity in the Heart of Alentejo
Just a few kilometers from Évora, a UNESCO World Heritage city, lies São Brás do Regedouro—a village where village tourism meets the authenticity of rural life. Here, every corner preserves the true essence of Alentejo, offering an experience that values tradition, nature, and the unhurried rhythm of the countryside.
Discover the spirit of the region as you connect with locals, explore ancient customs, and experience the warmth of Alentejan hospitality. All this, without compromising on modern comfort, in a setting that invites serenity and well-being. In São Brás do Regedouro, every visit is a return to the roots, where simplicity becomes something truly special.







Our People
In the village, the residents are the heart and soul of São Brás do Regedouro. As guardians of Alentejo’s traditions and customs, they played a key role in the village’s revitalization and remain an active part of its daily life.
Some work within the accommodation, welcoming every guest with warm smiles, heartfelt stories, and the genuine hospitality that defines this region. Here, village tourism comes to life through authentic connections with those who know and love this place, transforming every stay into a unique, warm, and truly welcoming experience.










A Dream Transformed into Village Tourism
The revitalization of São Brás do Regedouro began with a simple family trip, where a father and his children discovered this small village and fell in love with the authenticity of its people and the serene rhythm of rural life. They saw more than just a retreat—they saw an opportunity to breathe new life into the village, create jobs for its residents, and share this special place with the world.
This vision gave rise to São Brás do Regedouro – Village Tourism, a project that honors the local community and culture. By restoring 15 traditional houses and creating inviting leisure spaces, the accommodation fosters genuine connections between visitors and villagers, encouraging shared moments and meaningful experiences. More than just a destination, this is a heartfelt commitment to sustainable tourism, the preservation of Alentejo’s identity, and the celebration of an authentic way of life.














