Located in the middle of awe inspiring natural landscape that encompasses the mountains, sea and shoreline, Aldeia de Cuada is registered as an “Aldeia de Turismo” (Holiday village) and was recently classified as a protected village of cultural, historical and architectural significance.
Its 12 cottages had been uninhabited for over 30 years as a result of emigration to the new world, until the present owners began restoring and rebuilding the ruins some seven years ago in their original style. It provides for a fantastic setting where visitors come face to face with the simplicity of an out of the way land, together with straightforward comfort.
Aldeia da Cuada is a place to enjoy nature in all its beauty – and simply relax.