The isolated and secluded golf break has never been so close. Just an hours drive from Lisbon, Portugal is TROIA, the laid-back beach retreat offering bohemian sun-drenched vibes interspersed with the finest golf in unspoiled natural surroundings.

The ideal destination for relaxing away from the world while taking part in one or two rounds of golf, the award-winning TROIA championship was designed by renowned American golf architect Robert Trent Jones Senior. Considered one of the best in Portugal, the course blends perfectly with the natural landscape, offering magnificent sea views.

TROIA is reached by a short and picturesque ferry crossing the Sado River from Setúbal. Located between the Atlantic Ocean and Arrábida Mountain, both golfers and non-golfers alike will be delighted by the beauty of the TROIA GOLF Championship Course, an 18- and 72-point course that stretches 6,317 meters along the beach. The course was elected in 2011 by Rolex as one of the best golf courses in the world and is listed in the Rolex Worlds Top 1,000 Golf Courses guide. In 2017, TROIA GOLF was voted 2nd Golf Course in Portugal and 17th in Continental Europe by Golf World.

 

TROIA is an ideal destination for a short golf getaway for friends or couples, as well as for long extended breaks. The courses idyllic setting, combined with its expert design as well as a wide range of non-golf activities, means that both the most competent and casual players can enjoy their time at TROIA.

Arriving guests will discover crystal clear waters and an 18 km long sandy beach, one of the longest in Portugal on one side, and pine forest on the other. This unspoiled area creates a tranquil setting for a challenging and diversified round of golf, with the course offering a spectacular array of world-class holes in a stunning beachfront setting combined with lush greenery.

However, the action in progress is anything but serene as the impressive natural environment allows for a strong test of skill considered as one of the most fascinating golf challenges in Portugal. Interesting and diverse holes present a challenge for players of all ages and skill levels, requiring the ability to play a multitude of shots. Robert Trent Jones Senior has selected the 3 hole of the Trojan golf course as one of the best he has ever designed, and included it in his list of ideal 18 hole courses. Hole 3 is a par 4 that fits perfectly into the landscape, making the most of the stunning sea views afforded by the destination. Hole 18 is also notable for its beauty and challenge, a par 5 with an elevated green protected by three front bunkers. The greens are small with defensive bunkers and natural-shaped hummocks, while fairways are narrow,

 

There are numerous first-class on-site facilities for guests to polish and perfect their technique before reaching the course, including a driving range, two putting greens and chipping green. Overlooking the 18th hole is TROIAs Clubhouse, where players can relax after their game. The Clubhouse was built during the refurbishment of the TROIA GOLF Championship Course in 2008. With a double glass entrance and large south and west facing windows, the building designed by architect João Paciência has a warm and relaxed atmosphere that captures the relaxed atmosphere of TROIA. . .

The bar and restaurant serves fine food and drink and the large veranda overlooking the countryside and beautiful lake is the perfect place to enjoy the glorious landscape as the sun sets on a golf day and enjoy quality moments with loved ones. . The locker rooms are located on the north-facing side and connect to the lower floor, where the caddys master sits, and open directly onto the field.

With Portugals year-round warming climate, golf in TROIA can become a year-round event, while there are plenty of non-golfing opportunities for a rest day, or for any non-golfer in the group. Activities on offer include exploring the ancient Roman ruins, discovering the areas rich ecosystem and varied biodiversity through a variety of walking, hiking or cycling routes, using the extensive sports facilities including tennis and paddle courts, or simply reclining and relaxing. Enjoying a quiet golden beach.

 

TROIA also features several on-site facilities, including a variety of restaurants serving locally sourced produce and menus, the bustling TROIA Marina, with regular boat trips to spot the local dolphins, one of the few dolphin colonies in all of Europe. to have an estuary as your home, and the TROIA Beach Club, which offers a cool place to relax, as well as offerings such as sunrise yoga during the summer months. Younger visitors will enjoy the Kids Club, offering a variety of art and craft workshops and sports activities. In keeping with the relaxed atmosphere, there are a number of accommodation options, including a variety of beach villas and family villas. The properties are designed to perfectly fit your seaside surroundings,

Green Tees at TROIA starts at 102 Euros for 18 holes / 78 Euros for 9 holes. Stay and enjoy: A family home starts at 370 Euros per night, based on a family of four.




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