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Feel the nature within the city! During your stay in this unique garden, you will forget all your worries and enjoy everything our age-old farm has to offer. Free range animals, people from all over the world, and a lot of lemon trees! Good vibes are guaranteed! perfect for digital nomads and people who like to be close to Lisbon but also love a bit of nature and peace around them. It's the best balance between a peaceful farm stay and being in a city center, 20 minutes across the river from Lisbon! With recently refurbished rooms and facilities for a long-term stay and with services, restaurants, and supermarkets within a 5-minute walk, we want to combine our growing eco-community with the digital nomad scene! There is peace, animals, nature, community, and, of course, good wi-fi!

We built an international community over the last two years and regularly welcome travelers and volunteers through different platforms in our family's decade-old property, who brought joy, love, and a lot of work to the improvements we've made! We would like to combine our growing eco-community with the digital nomad scene, as we have all been working towards the goal of officially renting our newly refurbished rooms. We have a lot of volunteers and campers coming and going without commitments, but our core group consists of six people with different nationalities at this moment. We welcome everyone who has a kind heart, likes animals, and is respectful of the property and all the souls inside.

Located just 20 minutes from Lisbon, this charming town—often referred to as Portugal's "Capital of Flowers"—has roots that trace back to the Order of Santiago in the 12th century. The town greets you as you cross the 23-kilometer bridge spanning the expansive Tagus River and is easily accessible by ferry from Lisbon's city center. This historic town, known for its horses, bulls, and "Lezírias" (a unique Portuguese term of Arabic origin meaning "vast flatlands flooded by the river"), has long been a crucial port, facilitating trade and connecting the southern regions to the capital. Over the centuries, commerce in meat, fish, and cork has fueled its growth and development. This town is the closest place to Lisbon, where you can experience the distinct tranquility and leisurely pace influenced by our Arab heritage. It offers a unique blend of history, culture, and natural beauty, making it a peaceful retreat just a short distance from the bustling capital.