Activities –If you wish to obtain information about the activities we offer, please contact Reception by pressing “9” or using our website https://www.mymartinhalsagres.com/activities/
Adapters – If you need a power adapter during your stay, please contact Reception by pressing “9.”_
Air Conditioning and Heating – Temperature controls are available in each bedroom and the living room. If you experience any issues with air conditioning or heating, please contact Reception by pressing “9.”
Baby Safety – We have a limited stock of baby safety equipment, such as stair gates, socket covers, highchairs, bottle warmers, and more.
Bed Linens – To reduce the environmental impact of linen cleaning, bed linens are changed every other day. If you prefer daily changes, please contact Reception by pressing “9” on your room phone.
Beach Towels – At all pools except the “Oasis” pool, you can collect purple beach towels and use them at the pool or beaches outside the hotel at no additional cost.
Beach Hangout – Discover our Beach Hangout by Martinhal Beach, featuring comfortable family loungers for your beach day. Snacks and drinks are available at the Beach Club bar. Martinhal Beach is a public beach, and the two beach bars are not part of the resort. The private Beach Hangout area is exclusively for Martinhal Resort guests. Resort-provided towels must be returned and should not be left outside the resort. Contact the Family Concierge for more information about beach services.
Cribs – We offer complimentary cribs for our younger guests.
Check-Out – Check-out must be completed by 12:00 PM.
If you need to extend your departure time, please confirm availability with the hotel in advance. For additional information, please contact Reception by pressing “9.”
Do Not Disturb – Whenever you wish not to be disturbed, please place the “Do Not Disturb” sign on the exterior handle of your room door. While this sign is displayed, housekeeping and routine or requested maintenance services will not be performed.
Electrical Outlets – The electrical current in Portugal is 220V.
Fire – Please check the nearest emergency exits on the map located behind your room door.
Hairdryer – You can find the hairdryer in the drawer of the dresser in the suite.
Internet – The hotel offers free internet access throughout the resort, including in rooms and houses.
Kitchen – All accommodations come with a fully equipped kitchen, including most appliances you may need during your stay: refrigerator, oven, kettle, microwave, dishwasher, and more.
Laundry – Your house is equipped with a washer and dryer, along with two detergent tablets.
My Martinhal Sagres – Website
Using our website, you can make any cleaning or maintenance requests for your accommodation.
https://www.mymartinhalsagres.com/
Newspapers – Using the “PressReader” app, you can access an extensive list of newspapers from various countries: https://www.pressreader.com/catalog
Pillows – Your bed is equipped with two feather pillows and two foam pillows. If you would like a different combination, please contact Reception by pressing “9.”
Pets – Some accommodations allow pets on the property. For pet lovers, family vacations are incomplete without their four-legged members. We’ve created fenced, private areas in some Village Houses to provide the best conditions for your dog. For more information about pet-friendly stays, please contact res@martinhal.com.
Pools – Martinhal Sagres features five pools, including a heated indoor pool:
Safes – We provide free in-room safes for valuable items. You will find your safe and instructions in your wardrobe next to the minibar. The resort assumes no responsibility for money or valuables left in the room.
Spa – To book a treatment or obtain information about the treatments and experiences available at our Spa, please visit our website:
https://www.mymartinhalsagres.com/msagres-finisterra-spa/
Toiletries – Our organic toiletries from VOYA are based on hand-harvested seaweed to delight and purify your body. We hope you enjoy them!
Tobacco – A tobacco vending machine is available. Please ask a member from the reception staff to use it.
Taxi – If you need a taxi during your stay, please contact Reception by pressing “9” on your room phone or speaking directly with a receptionist. We recommend booking the service as early as possible.
Telephone – For more information, please contact Reception by pressing “9” on your room phone. The hotel number is (+351) 282 240 200.
Television – In addition to traditional TV services, the hotel offers music, internet access, flight information services, and more. For a complete review of available services, please follow the instructions in your TV’s interactive menu.
Position | Name | Position | Name
1 Martinhal – 26-VH1
2 Disney – 27 – Eurosport HD
3 Cartoon network – 28- 24 Kitchen
4 CBBC – 29 – RTP1
5 CBEEBIES – 30 – RTP2
6 Panta – 31 – SIC
7 BBC 1 – 32 – TVI
8 BBC2 – 33 – SIC Noticias
9 ITV – 34 -CNN Portugal
10 ITV 4 – 35 – France 24
11 Sky One – 36 – TV5 Monde
12 Chanel 5 – 37 – TF1
13 Chanel 4 – 38 – France 2
14 Discovery – 39 – France 4
15 AXN HD 40 – France 5
16 Star HD 41 – National Geografic PT
17 Star Movies – 42 – Das Erste
18 Hollywood – 43 – ZDF
19 Star Comedy – 44 – RTL
20 AXN White – 45 – VOX
21 CNN – 46 – PRO SIEBEN DE
22 SKY News – 47 – Sat 1 DE
23 BBC World – 48 – TVE International
24 AL JAZEERA – 49 – TV Galicia
25 MTV – EN
Towels – You can request towel replacements at any time by leaving them in the bathtub or shower for collection.
Video on Demand – We offer a video-on-demand service with a selection of 24 films that are updated monthly.
You can check your TV’s interactive menu for more details and prices.
Wake-Up Service – If you would like a wake-up service, please inform Reception of the desired time.
At Martinhal, we understand that a great holiday also depends on the richness of the gastronomic experience. Our restaurants and cuisine play a fundamental role, as important as accommodation, hospitality, or location.
Drawing on the wealth of portuguese gastronomy, internationally recognized for the quality of its artisans and products such as wine, cheese, olive oil, or smoked meats, Martinhal has chosen to present culinary creations based on genuinely Portuguese products, prepared using traditional methods.
In the three Martinhal restaurants at your disposal, you will not only find a modern and delicious menu but also embark on a long and timeless journey to the far corners of this wonderful country. This includes stops in the Alentejo plains, the distant Douro Valley, and, of course, the rich Algarve region. A journey with centuries of history, revisited creatively by our chef. You can also stop by one of our bars, enjoying creative and delightful cocktails by the Dunas pool or the main square, all while the children are kept entertained.
All of our restaurants offer specially curated children menus.
Located just steps from the beach, As Dunas is an elegant space with contemporary decor. It effortlessly blends the sophistication of a family dinner with the simplicity of a relaxed poolside lunch or a serene breakfast bathed in the inspiring light of the Algarve dawn.
This is another excellent gastronomic offering from Martinhal, where the proximity to the sea and beach transforms meals into tranquil moments overlooking the Atlantic and the vast, starlit sky on cool moonlit nights.
Every day, on a dark slate board—a Portuguese tradition!—you’ll find a list of the freshest and most succulent fish, freshly caught from the Atlantic waters surrounding Martinhal.
The menu is filled with temptations, including grilled fish, lobster, seafood rice, and the famous Algarve cataplanas.
In addition to dining in the restaurant, you can also order food to be delivered to your accommodation through the following website:
https://www.mymartinhalsagres.com/Restaurants-2/take-away/
Enjoy the magnificent view of the Martinhal Bay through the restaurant’s glass walls, as well as from the spacious wooden terrace located on the upper floor of the hotel, where you can savor breathtaking sunset moments.
This charming and sophisticated restaurant offers discreet and impeccable service.
Dining at O Terraço is, without a doubt, a special experience, combining romance with exceptional gastronomy.
Our modern and creative menu is designed seasonally, using the freshest and finest ingredients from various regions of Portugal. The dishes promise a fascinating journey through the best-kept secrets of Portuguese gastronomy, with a particular focus on the Algarve region.
The extensive list of premium Portuguese wines further establishes O Terraço as a privileged destination for lovers of fine Portuguese reds.
At Os Gambozinos, you’ll find a family-friendly and relaxed atmosphere, with minimal formalities such as casual dress, flexible hours, and informal decor.
This is why it’s considered the perfect restaurant for families, small plates, or quick and practical meals.
The menu is highly diverse. The wood-fired oven produces delicious, freshly made pizzas. The extensive menu also includes salads, pastas, and various Mediterranean flavors, as well as soups, traditional Portuguese desserts, and the famous regional bread from Vila Nova de Bispo.
You can also order food for delivery to your accommodation through the following website:
https://www.mymartinhalsagres.com
The Josper Grill is a pop-up kiosk located in the bustling Central Square of Martinhal Sagres. Prepare yourself for a culinary adventure with top-quality meats, meticulously selected for a unique dining experience.
The tender meats are prepared using a special charcoal grill known as a ‘Josper,’ a unique cooking method that imparts unparalleled texture and flavor to the meat. Whether you’re in the mood for classic roast chicken or a flavorful burger, this is the perfect spot.
During the high season, the Josper Grill is open for dinner, offering meals on the lively terrace of the M Bar or for takeaway.
Welcome to M Bar, a family café and bar that’s a popular meeting point in the Central Square of Martinhal Sagres.
Immerse yourself in the laid-back, casual atmosphere and try our exclusive cocktails and refreshing mocktails. Enjoy our menu of snacks and light meals, perfect for lunch or dinner. For a more complete dining experience, the magnificent menu from “Os Gambozinos” is also available at M Bar during dinner hours.
With a casual and vibrant ambiance, M Bar is synonymous with wonderful moments and great memories. Do not leave without snapping a photo with the iconic Martinhal 1970s VW Camper Van—a symbol of carefree adventure, family fun, and surf culture.
Children have a dedicated kids’ bar with games and entertainment for the whole family.
The Beach Club is a small bar near the Dunas pool, designed to meet the needs of pool users, allowing them to extend their sunbathing sessions throughout the day in ultimate comfort.
Open throughout the summer season, it features attentive and available staff who will go above and beyond to meet your needs. Its light menu includes sandwiches, snacks, and an extensive selection of beverages, fresh fruit juices, and ice creams.
The Village Juice Bar is our support bar for the main pool area and gym.
A meeting point for friends and families, it’s also the perfect place to unwind after a gym session or bask in the benefits of some sun-soaked hours on the pool loungers, with views of the sea and the stunning greenery of the Natural Park.
Our market offers a wide variety of breakfast options, fruits and vegetables, high-quality products, and a great selection of beverages. A range of takeaway meals is also available. The “Market Deli & Bake” is a convenience store where you can find everyday essentials for families.
This home delivery meal service is another of our commitments to keeping your focus on what truly matters at Martinhal: spending time with your children, enjoying yourself, taking refreshing swims in the pool, and marveling at sunsets and starry skies.
A convenient service that delivers hot, flavorful food to your door with just a phone call or by using our website:
www.mymartinhalsagres.com
Martinhal Beach Resort promises unforgettable holidays for active and spirited children and teenagers. Our competent and professional team of assistants will ensure your children stay entertained with something new every day of your vacation, from trying a new sport to exploring the surrounding nature.
The Martinhal Kids Club is supervised by a team of talented professionals. Located in the Central Square, it’s a paradise for boys and girls—a special space where outdoor activities are complemented by quieter pursuits like t-shirt painting, puzzles, or board games.
At Raposinhos, joy and healthy interaction abound, encouraging children to explore and gain new knowledge. It’s a space where your kids can forge new and lasting friendships during their holiday stay, offering you moments of relaxation. The club provides ample room to play and a long list of activities, including a football academy, tennis lessons, painting, and a secure outdoor area with swings and slides.
Visit our website below to view programs for each club and schedule activities for your child: https://www.mymartinhalsagres.com/msagres-kids-clubs/
We cater to five different age groups:
A dedicated space for baby care. We focus on promoting the motor development of infants through activities tailored to this special age group, alongside fulfilling your baby’s basic needs.
From Story Time to Let’s Make Music, the Martinhal Sagres Creche will keep little ones entertained. Relax and enjoy your vacation while our experienced team looks after your youngest guests.
“Raposinhos” means “little foxes,” and we aim to inspire children to be as active and curious as their namesake. We offer a wide range of toys, games, and puzzles to keep young minds busy with a supervised program of indoor and outdoor activities.
Like Raposinhos, the Fox Club is supervised by the dedicated and experienced Kids Club team. Activities are carefully chosen to captivate this age group—so much so that children may be reluctant to leave the club!
Designed for adventurous children, the Explorers Club offers outdoor activities and games. As the name suggests, exploring nature is the main challenge. The club is located near the Paddle courts.
Each group offers morning sessions (9:30–12:00) and afternoon sessions (14:00–16:30). Reservations can be made directly at the Kids Club or through our website.
An experienced team of monitors is available for babysitting.
Available free of charge (subject to availability):
Occupied since prehistoric times, Vila do Bispo owes its name to being donated to the Bishop of Silves in the early 16th century. In the 15th and 16th centuries, this area thrived thanks to tuna fishing, a practice that provided financial resources for Prince Henry the Navigator to fund Portuguese maritime discoveries. Vila do Bispo gained prominence in the 15th century, largely due to Prince Henry’s presence in the region, particularly at the Sagres Fortress, where he founded a nautical school.
Another significant location in this region is Cape St. Vincent, which has held religious importance since prehistoric times and was a medieval pilgrimage destination until the relics of St. Vincent were moved to Lisbon in the 12th century by order of King Afonso Henriques. By the late 16th century, the region faced frequent attacks from Moorish pirates and English privateers, leading to significant damage and the construction of new defensive systems. Like much of the Algarve coastline, the 1755 earthquake caused widespread devastation. Today, the region’s rich historical past remains one of its greatest tourist attractions.
Beaches
With contrasting territories, this area forms a pivotal zone where the cold and humid Atlantic air meets the dry and warm Mediterranean climate, while simultaneously, the large ancient schist massif of the Western Coast intersects with the more recent carbonate rocks of the Southern Fringe (particularly with the Algarve Barrocal).
The beach offerings are diverse: in the West, the sandy stretches, battered by the winds and waves of the Atlantic, are nestled between steep rocky cliffs, while on the Southern Coast, the cliffs, though aesthetically sculpted, lose some of their grandeur and sheltered coves from the winds and swells are common.
Cordoama Beach
This is a vast beach, with sand stretching endlessly to the south and north. The view of the cliffs in successive layers, progressively mistier, is stunning. Despite being occasionally visited by surf and bodyboard schools, tranquillity can always be found due to the beach’s size. The cliffs rise high, reaching over a hundred meters, and on this beach, there is a hill that serves as a natural viewpoint, often used for paragliding. On the north-facing rocky walls, shiny white layers can be seen, which are extensive lichens covering the rocks. A small stream runs through a ravine to the beach. The scent of rockrose here is intense, and in the small dunes formed on the beach, plants like the storn, thistle, and the showy beach daffodil can be observed. There is ample but unorganized parking, with support facilities (restaurant and WC) and surveillance during the bathing season.
Beliche Beach
This is one of the beaches sheltered from north and west winds, located in the wide bay defined by Ponta de Sagres and Cape St. Vincent. The beach seems to have been carved into the high, warm-coloured cliffs, and to reach the sandy shore, one must descend a massive stone staircase. Along the staircase, one can admire the numerous endemic plants that colonize the limestone lapiaz (rock deeply etched by erosion) and the red soil of terra rossa, as well as the steep, highly stratified and carved limestone cliffs with spectacular caves and landslides. On the beach itself, there is a large variety of intricately shaped and sculpted rocks. It is a popular spot for surfing and bodyboarding. There is ample but unorganized parking, with nearby support facilities (restaurant and WC) and surveillance during the bathing season.
Ingrina Beach
On the way to the beach, it is worth taking in the extensive fields and the frequent megalithic monuments scattered across this region, especially white limestone menhirs. Near the sea, agricultural fields are replaced by low coastal shrubs. The beach is small, shell-shaped, and has a paradisiacal appearance, inviting a swim in the calm bay waters. A large platform of limestone lapiaz to the west and intricately carved limestone cliffs to the east delimit the cove. The beach is ideal for diving, with an extensive area of submerged rock formations both to the west and east. There is ample but unorganized parking, with support facilities (restaurant and WC) and surveillance during the bathing season.
Zavial Beach
The beach is situated at the mouth of a seasonal stream, where riparian vegetation and small pebbles extend to the sand. On the eastern side, there is a small eucalyptus forest with barrocal shrubs in the undergrowth, sometimes used for wild camping. Zavial is very popular with surfers, with the eastern section of the beach being quieter, featuring intricately carved cliffs and rock formations locally referred to as “furnas.” This part of the beach can be accessed by walking along the sand or from the top of the cliff. Near Zavial, the ruins of a 17th-century fortification can be visited. There is unorganized parking, with support facilities (restaurant and WC) and surveillance during the bathing season.
Igreja Matriz de Vila do Bispo (Church of Vila do Bispo)
The Church of Vila do Bispo dates back to the 16th century but underwent significant renovations in the late 17th and early 18th centuries. Its single nave and Baroque-style decorative elements provide a cohesive aesthetic. Unique features include painted panels on the nave ceiling and Baroque tiles from Lisbon.
The Hermitage of Our Lady of Guadalupe
One of the oldest churches in the Algarve, this 14th-century pilgrimage chapel was remodeled in the 15th century, possibly with Prince Henry’s patronage. Its Gothic-style architecture and symbolic carvings reflect local legends.
Sagres Fortress
Located at Cape Sagres, the Promontorium Sacrum renowned for its unparalleled beauty, the Sagres Fortress traces its origins to Prince Henry the Navigator, who established a settlement here and passed away in 1460. Little remains of the wall commissioned by the “Father of the Discoveries,” as the fortress was rebuilt in the 16th century and again in the second half of the 18th century, when it was adapted to the “Vauban” defensive system.
One of the most striking attractions of the Sagres Fortress is undoubtedly the rosa-dos-ventos (wind rose), a sundial that many believe dates back to Prince Henry’s time and the nautical school he founded in Sagres.
A site of profound historical and symbolic value, this monument offers visitors the chance to revisit the glorious era of maritime discoveries and enjoy one of the most stunning landscapes in the world.
Fortress of Cape St. Vincent
The fortress was rebuilt in the 16th century to protect the coast from frequent attacks by Moorish pirates. It was built on the site of a medieval convent, which, according to legend, housed the remains of St. Vincent.
This is a military construction with a polygonal layout and an entrance portal topped with a royal shield, featuring a drawbridge.
Inside the fortress is the St. Vincent Lighthouse, built in 1904 and still in operation today.
