Martinhal Sagres Beach Family Resort

Perfect for families of any ages. Weather was a bit colder than the rest of the algarve to keep that in mind. Otherwise could not fault the place at all.

Stunning location, perfect for families. Book activities early- they fill up!

Stunning resort & brilliant for kids, with loads of activities & 4 different pools. Only gripe is with the cost of the food, far too expensive e.g €25 for a burger in one restaurant & when Sagres town is a hefty walk with young children in tow, you have little option but to eat on site. On reflection we wish we’d got an apt with a kitchen so we could’ve self catered

Warm and welcoming staff. Very attentive to requests. The breakfast was excellent especially loved the fresh fruit, juices, variety of pastries, bread, omelets, vegan options as well as cheeses and meats/ salmon. The ocean view is spectacular. My kids enjoyed tennis, the beach, golf and the other activities at Kids club. It was close to Lagos and concierge arranged our trip to Benagil. The villa we lived in was very comfortable. Look forward to visiting again.

We loved this hotel and thought it was perfect for our little family. Everything is geared towards kids and well thought out. Staff are lovely and attentive. Food delicious. Overall an amazing stay and we have already talked about returning - if not to the Sagres location then one of Martinhal’s others in Portugal.

We stayed in one of the hotel rooms overlooking the sea. It was a great location and a view we never bored of. We were there a week as just a couple and despite the majority of the visitors were very young families we did not feel overwhelmed with children. We dined off site at the beech bar/restaurant, very short walk from the resort, and were able to be almost child free for dining and it was considerably more economical than the on site restaurants.

Beautiful location and setting. Great for small children. Bit of a walk to get in to town and local taxis very expensive.

Quite literally a luxury family experience with a beautiful house and very nice restaurants on site with excellent facilities. We both came down with a non-COVID related illness in our last week and the reception was able to connect us to 24 hr medical attention and booked us straight into an appointment to see a doctor the next day. Definitely returning.

Beware .. Lots and lots of Young children at this resort. Beautiful setting but very remote. Very nice rooms. WiFi didn’t work in our room Dinner was expensive and disappointing. We went into Selma and had very good dining on the ocean for half the price. Breakfast was good Outside of WiFi and dinner issue we enjoyed the stay

This was our first time visiting Portugal. The resort was easy to get to, offered parking for our rental and was beautiful. We had a really nice "villa" with plenty of space for our family of four, including our 16 & 17 year old teenagers. We took advantage of the sports facilities, particularly the pools. My daughter is a competitive swimmer and was able to get some decent workouts in due to the size/length of two of the pools, plus my son had some great (and challenging) runs around the resort property. When they say "family resort" here - they aren't kidding. There were lots of small children - not so many older kids, which was kind of a bummer for my kids, but still made for a very casual environment. We sampled almost all but one of the restaurants, and tended to prefer the more casual offerings. The O Terraco restaurant had beautiful views, but I thought the food was more "fancy" or "complex" than I would've expected for a resort catering to young families. We did enjoy the Wolf Pop up grill (though it sold out of items early), Italian Restaurant and M Bar. Also, the market had good offerings for us to obtain breakfast items and snacks. In general, I would give this location high marks and would consider returning again, as well as recommending to others.