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UnlockCasa Rosa dos Ventos

Guia

Charm & tranquility

Tucked away among rolling vineyards in the very heart of the Algarve, yet only a few minutes from the sandy beaches, Casa Rosa dos Ventos is a soulful hideaway where rustic charm meets effortless elegance. With its warm interiors, curated details, and a private pool embraced by nature, this enchanting retreat invites you to slow down, savour the moment, and lose yourself in the magic of the Algarve.

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Occupancy

4 Guests

Room

2 bedrooms
2 shower rooms

Location

Guia

Services

Changing of towels and linen twice a week
Daily housekeeping services
Pool cleaning and maintenance
Private Concierge

Amenities

Welcome hamper
Complimentary toiletries
Wine fridge
Wifi

Nature views
Peaceful surroundings
Rural chic

Spaces & atmosphere

This beautifully restored and gated old windmill country home features two charming bedrooms, each offering a unique blend of heritage and comfort.

The master bedroom boasts an ensuite shower room, while the second bedroom has access to a separate shower room. The open-plan living and dining area is seamlessly connected to a fully equipped kitchen, creating a spacious and inviting space for relaxing and entertaining.

The mezzanine above the living area provides a relaxing reading area with access to a lovely rooftop terrace, offering panoramic views of the surrounding vineyards.

The large windows and doors lead to an additional outdoor private terrace, ideal for alfresco meals, where a private heated pool, sun loungers, and a lush garden provide the perfect setting for relaxing under the southern skies - ideal for families or friends looking to slow down and savour the Algarve’s natural beauty.

Casa Rosa dos Ventos

1 bedroom with king-size bed with separate shower room
1 master bedroom with king-size bed, en-suite shower room and walk-in closet
Fully equipped open kitchen
Living/dining room with fireplace
Mezzanine with seating area

360º rooftop terrace with vineyard views and seaviews
Large garden
Outdoor pool (heated) with sunbeds
Outdoor terrace for al-fresco dining with 6 seats and barbecue

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A dream of the past

Bridging the gap between the past and the present

Guia Experiences

Curated by locals, uncover the character of a village where tradition meets taste. From timeless streets to culinary roots, discover the flavours, stories, and slower pace that make Guia a place to savour.

Welcome to Guia

Guia offers a different pace - charming, laid-back, and rich in tradition. Just a short drive from the coast, this small town is best known as the home of frango piri-piri, the iconic spicy chicken dish now enjoyed all over Portugal and abroad. But there’s more to Guia than great food. Cobbled streets, whitewashed houses, and a welcoming local vibe make it a great spot to unwind. It’s also close to Zoomarine and some of the Algarve’s hidden gems, blending countryside calm with easy access to unique local experiences. Whether you're stopping in for lunch or staying a while, Guia rewards visitors who take their time.

Excellent restaurants
Landscapes
Unspoiled nature

Guia Nice to know

Step into Guia’s story and see the Algarve through local eyes. From its famous flavours to hidden corners and time-honoured traditions, our insight brings you closer to the people and places that make this village special—one shared moment at a time.

Natural luxury

Attracting visitors from around the world, the luxury lifestyle of Quinta do Lago is inspired by the surrounding natural beauty of the Ria Formosa, a richly biodiverse wetland of huge ecological importance.

A taste of the region

The Algarve is known for world famous beaches and prestigious golf courses, but it is often forgotten that it is also home to a fantastic food heritage.

The great outdoors

The Algarve enjoys over 300 days of sunshine every year, with more daylight hours than any other major European destination. Warm summers and mild winters allow you to make the most of the outdoors any time of the year. While the blue seas, golden sands, and rugged coastlines offer a wide range of hiking adventures, the winding valleys of the hills known as the Barrocal are home to countless species of flora and fauna, perfect for photography, bird watching, and cycling.

In the market

Offering a journey into the fishing and farming heritage of our local towns, a trip to the market is a great way to get to know the real Algarve. Markets are held throughout the region, and each offers an insight into the people and places that inspire a unique and diverse way of life.

Oh, those summer nights

Long summer days inspire long summer nights, offering everything from modern beach clubs to traditional Fado bars.

Welcome to summer! The Algarve festival guide

Searching for summer adventures and unforgettable memories? Let’s review the summer events that make the Algarve so unique.

The flamingoes of Salgados

The European flamingo is a regular guest to the Algarve and can be spotted from November to March throughout the region. Portugal provided them with a stopover as they would migrate from France to Spain, but, perhaps following tourism trends, the fabulous flamingoes began to flock to the Algarve in greater numbers each year.

Joana Schenker's west coast

Waking up in the Algarve, specifically in Sagres, is to wake up at the so-called ‘end of the world’, but, for me, it is waking up in the ‘centre of the world’, waking up at home.

Nossa Senhora dos Navegantes

One of the more romantic features of the Red Chalet is a story that connects it to the church it faces across the square.

Portugal’s largest natural reef

The Armação de Pêra reef is Portugal’s largest natural reef and is thought to date back tens of thousands of years, to the original formation of our historic coast.

Capela dos Ossos

Portugal is home to several bone chapels, one of which is a short drive from the Red Chalet and found behind a church in the small village of Alcantarilha. The houses of the older, historic main street are clustered around the parish church, the Igreja Matriz de Nossa Senhora da Conceição.

Lagos, a city with 450 years of history

The Algarve inspires us to get off the beaten track and explore some unique places that played an important role in shaping the world today. The age of discoveries began from these shores - and we can find echoes of these journeys in towns like the traditional coastal town of Lagos.

Top 5 surfing spots

The Algarve shines with stunning beaches! Discover hidden coves, dramatic cliffs, and turquoise waters at Praia da Marinha, Dona Ana, Falésia, Ponta da Piedade, and Camilo. Each offers a unique paradise for sun, sand, and adventure.

Lost in the eyes of the sea

To see the truth of things we look to the eyes, this is certainly true of Olhos de Água, a name that translates as the “eyes of the water”. By looking a little deeper into these eyes we discover what makes this fishing village so unique.

The secrets of Salema

In Arabic, “Salema” describes a place of purity, somewhere flawless, somewhere safe. And after so many centuries have passed, the name still rings true for the picturesque fishing village known as the Algarve's best kept secret.

The history of chicken piri-piri

In many ways, this dish represents an age of exploration and discovery that was first launched from these shores so many centuries ago. The complicated ancestry of the chilli peppers that give piri-piri sauce its fiery flavour trace a journey from Europe to the South Americas to Africa - and back again.

Caught in time

Nearly 400 years ago, Armação de Pêra earned its name from tuna traps set in the bay of Pêra, beginning a legacy handed down from generation to generation to this very day.

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