Vivenda Felicidade Coliving - Surf and Permaculture
Ericeira, Portugal
Vivenda Felicidade Coliving - Surf and Permaculture Amenities & Features
Coliving Type
Social
Co-working Space
Yes
Minimum Stay
7 days
About Vivenda Felicidade Coliving - Surf and Permaculture
In Tojeira near Praia de Magoito, this small coliving stays close to the land. The setting is rural and quiet, with a clear focus on surfing, permaculture, and a slower daily rhythm. It suits people who want nature, shared meals, and a workday that does not feel sealed off from the outdoors. The house dates back to 1921 and carries a family history tied to farming, which gives the place a grounded, lived-in feel rather than a polished one.
Capacity stays limited, with a maximum of 14 residents across 5 bedrooms and 2 glamping options. Stays run from 7 days upward. The setup includes a coworking space, one farm, and shared living areas inside a restored Portuguese farmhouse. The practical side is straightforward: communal living, work space, and simple room choices for short or longer stays.
- Coworking space for remote work
- 5 bedrooms plus 2 glamping options
- Farm environment with a strong permaculture focus
- Surrounding land used for regenerative growing and outdoor life
The project runs on permaculture-inspired principles: start small, move slowly, use resources carefully, and communicate openly. That approach shapes the whole stay. It is not built around noise or constant activity, but around rest, reflection, shared routines, and time spent outside. Every stay contributes to land regeneration, biodiversity growth, and a long-term goal of energy independence.
Where is Vivenda Felicidade Coliving - Surf and Permaculture?
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Largo Principal 7, 2705-554 São João das Lampas, Portugal
Vivenda Felicidade Coliving - Surf and Permaculture Amenities & Features
Coliving Type
SocialCo-working Space
YesMinimum Stay
7 daysAbout Vivenda Felicidade Coliving - Surf and Permaculture
In Tojeira near Praia de Magoito, this small coliving stays close to the land. The setting is rural and quiet, with a clear focus on surfing, permaculture, and a slower daily rhythm. It suits people who want nature, shared meals, and a workday that does not feel sealed off from the outdoors. The house dates back to 1921 and carries a family history tied to farming, which gives the place a grounded, lived-in feel rather than a polished one.
Capacity stays limited, with a maximum of 14 residents across 5 bedrooms and 2 glamping options. Stays run from 7 days upward. The setup includes a coworking space, one farm, and shared living areas inside a restored Portuguese farmhouse. The practical side is straightforward: communal living, work space, and simple room choices for short or longer stays.
- Coworking space for remote work
- 5 bedrooms plus 2 glamping options
- Farm environment with a strong permaculture focus
- Surrounding land used for regenerative growing and outdoor life
The project runs on permaculture-inspired principles: start small, move slowly, use resources carefully, and communicate openly. That approach shapes the whole stay. It is not built around noise or constant activity, but around rest, reflection, shared routines, and time spent outside. Every stay contributes to land regeneration, biodiversity growth, and a long-term goal of energy independence.