🌿 Discover Quinta de Águas Mortas — Where Nature Meets Tradition Located in the heart of Gestaçô, Baião, Quinta de Águas Mortas offers a unique local accommodation experience, surrounded by mountains, fresh air, and silence. Here, time slows down. At our farm, you're not just sleeping—you're experiencing the countryside, tasting fresh blueberries picked on the spot, listening to the sound of running water, and experiencing the tranquility that only nature can provide. With a touch of modern comfort, yet always respecting the rural spirit, our property is the perfect retreat for those seeking peace, comfort, and connection with the land. More than just accommodation, it's an experience with soul.

I'm Carlos, a graphic designer, a farmer by passion, and a host at heart. I grew up surrounded by the nature of Gestaçô, Baião, and today I dedicate myself to caring for Quinta de Águas Mortas—a space that combines my love for the land, blueberries, and the tranquility of the countryside. I believe that welcoming is more than just opening doors—it's sharing the best we have: the silence of the mountains, the scent of wet earth, and the warmth of a lovingly designed space. I'll always be around to help with whatever you need—whether it's local tips, a fine regional wine, or a chat in the shade of a tree. Welcome to my farm. Here, you're always welcome.

Quinta de Águas Mortas is located in Gestaçô, one of the most serene villages in the municipality of Baião, where the green of the mountains meets the blue of the sky and the waters that flow slowly through the valleys. Here, you are surrounded by the majesty of the Serra do Marão and Serra da Aboboreira, by the banks of the Teixeira and Ovil Rivers, and by rural paths that tell ancient stories—of shepherds, farmers, and traditions that time has not taken away. Nearby, there are trails to explore on foot or by bike, viewpoints with stunning views, and a rare calm that invites rest. Just a few minutes away, you'll find the center of Baião Resende, Mesão Frio, or Amarante, with their typical cuisine, local markets, and cultural heritage that pays homage to writers like Eça de Queirós. And if you're looking for adventure, you're just a stone's throw from the Douro Wine Region, a World Heritage Site, where the landscape speaks for itself. If you're looking for untouched nature, authenticity and rural hospitality, this is the place for you.