3 Nights, 2 Rounds
Set in a coastal pine forest just 30 minutes south of Lisbon, PGA Aroeira Lisbon is one of the best-value two-course stops in the region. You'll play through towering pines, around bright blue lakes and on layouts that have welcomed European Tour action, all while staying within easy reach of the city's restaurants and nightlife.
With both Aroeira No.1 and Aroeira No.2 regularly ranked among the best courses in Lisbon, Aroeira suits golfers who want proper championship golf without the long transfers. You're also well placed to extend the trip, with the highly regarded new Comporta courses around 90 minutes away.
The big win here is variety. No.1 is the tighter, more tactical test where keeping it in play matters. No.2 gives you a bit more room from the tee and a slightly more modern feel, ideal for mixed-ability groups. Add the Atlantic breeze into the mix and you've got two rounds that rarely play the same way twice.
Who is this for?
Golfers who want two proper Lisbon-area rounds in one place, with easy transfers, a scenic pine forest setting and a genuine mix of tests.
Who is it best for?
Mixed-ability groups and societies who want variety across the weekend, plus a great base for Lisbon's food, bars and beaches without the hassle of long coach journeys.
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Aroeira No.1 opened for play in 1973, having been designed by Frank Pennink. Since then, the course has steadily built up an impressive reputation, culminating with the award of the Portuguese Open in 1996 and 1997 and more recently the International Portuguese Amateur Championship Gentlemen & Ladies (2010 & 2011). From the championship tees, Aroeira No.1 reaches 6,609 yards, and set amidst some 900 acres of beautiful pines, is a stunning location for a game of golf.
Signature Hole: Hole 8, Par 3, 190 metres (208 yards) (White Tees), SI 3
The highlight of Aroeira No.1 course is the par 3, eighth hole which amasses to 208 metres. At stroke index 3, this is a particularly challenging hole and requires a long iron to a green with a remarkable inclination, which slopes sharply to the left and is protected by a large bunker on the right.
| Par | 72 |
|---|---|
| Designed by | Frank Pennink |
| Opened for play | 1973 |
| Previously hosted | Portuguese Open (1996, 1997), Ladies Open & European Men’s Club Trophy |
| White | 6,044 metres | SSS 72.9 |
|---|---|---|
| Yellow | 5,740 metres | SSS 71.3 |
| Blue | 5,503 metres | SSS 70.2 (M) 76.2 (L) |
| Red | 5,186 metres | SSS 68.6 (M) 74.3 (L) |
With the inauguration of the second course in the year 2000, Aroeira was confirmed as one of Portugal's premier golfing destinations. Aroeira No.2 was conceived by Donald Steel, the man responsible for so many outstanding projects both in the UK and abroad, and has been earmarked for future Portuguese Opens. The course winds its way around several lakes, and with a variety of tee markers on offer, it remains playable for golfers of all standards.
Signature Hole: Hole 11, Par 5, 190 metres (208 yards) (White Tees), SI 6
The raised tee on the 11th requires a tee shot onto a narrow fairway with trees on both sides and a slight dogleg to the left. A slight draw would suit this hole well. The approach shot gives a quite stunning view onto a green closely protected by water and bunkers to the front and to the left.
Aroeira has an excellent golf academy, where you can seek the advice of the expert PGA professionals or simply work on a few of the game's finer points.
| Par | 72 |
|---|---|
| Designed by | Donald Steel |
| Opened for play | 2000 |
| Previously hosted | LET Qualifying school & Portuguese Ladies Open |
| White | 6,367 metres | SSS 73.2 |
|---|---|---|
| Yellow | 5,903 metres | SSS 70.9 |
| Blue | 5,339 metres | SSS 68.3 (M) 73.3 (L) |
| Red | 4,805 metres | SSS 65.7 (M) 70.0 (L) |
Colin
✓1 Nov 2026
Better than course 2, greens and fairways in great condition, unfortunately visited too many bunkers but they were also good. Needed buggies as long way between some holes. Enjoyable course with nice bar at the end for relaxing drink!
Colin
✓1 Nov 2026
Nice course, lots of water and pines but fairways fairly wide. Needed buggies as long way between some holes. Not in as good condition as course 1, and lots of work going on around course at moment, will be lovely when all done
Mukahtiar
✓21 Oct 2026
Like the PGA no 1 this is also a very well tree lined course, a touch more open with more water. Downside was that it doesn't have a clubhouse yet and the driving range isn't on the course. But enjoyed the course.
Mukahtiar
✓21 Oct 2026
The course can be tough if you not someone that hits it straight, every hole.is different. It's a course you would need to play twice to really enjoy the settings. Condition was very good. Liked the club house after our round
Steven
✓11 Oct 2026
The course appears younger than PGa 1,even the staff stated PGAl gets more attention. The greens had been sanded and some where quite fluffy and not yet settled. More of a thinking course.
Steven
✓11 Oct 2026
Golf course was in good condition ans the greens were in a good condition
Simone
✓6 Oct 2026
One of the best golf course ever played
Digby
✓2 Oct 2026
Matthew
✓30 Sep 2026
Matthew
✓30 Sep 2026
