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Sagres Natura Surf Camp

10Superb(278)

Sagres, PortugalView map0.74km from city centre

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Sagres Natura Surf Camp is located in the heart of Sagres town, with a very short walking distance to 3 stunning beaches of Sagres (Tonnel beach, Mareta beach, and Martinhal beach). Moreover, you can also enjoy the nightlife of Sagres within 5 mins walk with many restaurants and bars in the neighborhood.

Our home offers a beautiful garden with tropical vibes as it is surrounded by palm trees and a bar where you can sit back and relax. We offer many additional activities such as Surf, Yoga, Massage, surf skating, etc.

The common area offers a very big and well-equipped kitchen along with a very cozy seating area for our guests to hang out and socialize. We are also organizing events such as Pizza nights, Eating out in local restaurants, and BBQs for our guests to meet each other and have fun.

Cancellation Policy: 3 days before the arrival

Check In: 15h00h to 20:00h
Check Out: 11:00h

Method of Payment upon the arrival: Cash or credid cards.

Breakfast is not included in shared rooms.
Taxes are included.

House Rules

Check In

13:00 - 20:00

Check Out

until 11:00

Taxes Included

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Facilities

Free Parking
Free City Maps
Free WiFi
Free Internet Access
Free Security Lockers
Bicycle Parking
Coworking Space
Airport Transfers

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Reviews

10Superb(278)

Value for Money
10.0
Security
10.0
Atmosphere
10.0
Cleanliness
10.0
Staff
10.0
Location
10.0
Facilities
10.0

Summary of traveller reviews

Sagres Natura Surf Camp in Sagres offers a fantastic social atmosphere and friendly, helpful staff. Guests love the clean and spacious rooms, comfortable beds, and great common areas for relaxing. It's ideal for solo travellers and those seeking a social vibe.

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Stayed in Aug 2025

8.6

Sophia

Female, 25-30, Germany

I was in the Hostel for only three nights, so I can not say much about the atmosphere. Maria and other staff were very friendly and helpful with all my requests. I felt comfortable and safe in this hostel especially traveling alone. The location is good, calm and everything easy reachable by foot. I will for sure come back!! Thank you for everything

Stayed in Jul 2025

6.3

Anonymous

Female, 25-30, England

the kitchen and bathrooms are dirty, they need a deep clean. there are more families than solo travellers so it was difficult to meet other people up for making friends. the surfing is very expensive which we didnt want to pay €75 for. it felt like the staff didnt want to help us surf independently as we weren't paying the 75€, only €20 for rental

Stayed in Jul 2025

Anonymous

Female, 31-40, Argentina

One of my best hostel experiences ever! Coolest staff, very kind and helpful. Highly recommended!

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Location

Rua Mestre António Galhardo, Sagres, Portugal

0.7km from city centre

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7.5Very Good(24 Reviews)

Activities

8.6

Eating out

7.8

Shopping

5.9

Chilling out

9.3

Transport

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Sightseeing

7.7

Culture

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About Sagres

Sagres is a surfer's paradise on the western tip of Portugal, where towering cliffs plunge into the wild Atlantic. The town has a sleepy feel fitting for its location on what was once considered the edge of the world, with an arty attitude brought by the laid-back crowd it attracts. The port is still fully in action, with fishermen dragging in their lobster pots, while the town square has low-key nightlife ideal for post-surf beers.

Unsurprisingly, lots of hostels in Sagres have a focus on surfing. Some offer free rides to the region's best beaches, as well as activities like stand-up paddle boarding and yoga. Most have outdoor spaces with palm trees, hammocks and barbecues. Other Sagres hostels even have swimming pools for cooling off, and on-site bars for sunset mingling with your fellow travellers.

The centre of Sagres has a bohemian feel, with lots of cafés serving vegetarian food and small shops selling handicrafts made from local cork. Beach lovers can head over to Praia do Martinhal just to the northeast of the town centre. One of the biggest beaches in the area, it has soft white sand and fairly sheltered water that makes it a popular spot for swimming. If you're in the mood to party, make the 30-minute drive to Lagos: the city has a lively nightlife with plenty of cocktail bars and clubs.

One of Sagres' key sights is Fortaleza Sagres (Sagres Fort), which has views over the Atlantic. Cabo de São Vicente (Cape St Vincent), the most south westerly point of Europe, is 7km from the centre of Sagres and easy to reach by bus. On this windswept headland, you can see 60m-high cliffs and a lighthouse built on the old ruins of a Franciscan monastery. Praia do Amado is a 25-minute drive from the town and is one of the region's best surfing beaches, with board rental shops if you don't have your own.

Faro International Airport is the nearest airport, about an hour and 15 minutes away by car. You'll find public transport to Sagres if you head into Faro from the airport. The nearest train station is in Lagos, about 32km away, and you can hop on a bus from there. Sagres town centre is small and easy to walk around, and there are buses to other towns in the Algarve.