Sustainable Luxury Golf in Portugal’ s Hidden Hills
DESTINATIONGOLF. TRAVEL DESTINATION GOLF STAY & PLAY 2026
ALGARVE · PORTUGAL
VICEROY AT OMBRIA ALGARVE
Sustainable Luxury Golf in Portugal’ s Hidden Hills
Viceroy at Ombria Algarve is a luxury golf and lifestyle resort located in the hills north of Loulé in Portugal’ s Algarve region. Designed with sustainability and nature at its core, the resort blends contemporary luxury with authentic Portuguese culture and countryside scenery.
The 18-hole Ombria championship golf course, designed by Jorge Santana da Silva, winds through valleys, rivers and ancient olive groves, creating a strategic and visually striking golf experience. The course has been carefully integrated into the natural landscape, emphasising environmental preservation and scenic beauty. The iconic par-3’ s with impressively elevated tee shots are just jaw dropping. nature trails. One of the largest in the Algarve, guests can unwind at the holistic-focused spa and pool overlooking the garden. A stunning Algarve-inspired space dedicated to wellness for a healthy body, sound mind and serene spirit. Sustainable, locally-sourced salts and oils instil the spirit of the hills into massages and treatments, creating innovative signature experiences that set it apart from other resort spas.
The resort also promotes local culture through artisan workshops, gastronomy and eco-tourism activities. Ombria Algarve offers a unique alternative to coastal Algarve resorts, combining championship golf with sustainability, tranquillity and luxury hospitality.
Accommodation includes elegant hotel rooms, residences and villas with modern interiors inspired by traditional Algarve architecture. Guests enjoy spacious terraces, countryside views and access to high-end resort services.
Facilities include wellness centres, outdoor pools, restaurants focused on local cuisine and extensive
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The resort was designed around strict sustainability principles, with many buildings positioned to preserve ancient olive trees and natural waterways.
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