The Regalheiras Forest House is much more than just a building.
It stands as a silent witness to a time when forest rangers lived in and protected our woodlands, safeguarding the health of the forest and the harmony between humans and nature. Built in the traditional Portuguese style — with straight porches and wooden shutters — this house holds memories of dedication, vigilance, and respect for the land.

Located in the heart of the Mata Nacional das Dunas da Costa de Lavos, the house is surrounded by a rare and delicate coastal ecosystem, part of the vast dune forest of the Pinhal de Leiria. Here, nature reveals itself in all its strength and fragility: dunes are protected by vegetation, winds shape the landscape, and biodiversity flourishes in balance with the sea and the land.

This is a place where time slows down. Ideal for peaceful walks, birdwatching, cycling among pine trees, and breathing in the scent of resin in the air. It is also a space for learning and contemplation, promoted as a sustainable alternative to beach tourism — where true luxury lies in direct contact with nature.