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If the archetypal traditional Portuguese fishing village still exists then maybe Porto Côvo is this. Even the name translates as port of the fishing net. A jumble of whitewashed cottages, cobbled streets and pretty squares perched on the low cliff tops of the Alentejo coast between Si es and Vila Nova de Milfontes. Porto Côvo is undoubtedly pretty but these days it is perhaps best to describe it as a former fishing village since the village's economy is now driven by tourism. Located 170km (just over 100 miles) south of Lisbon, and not far from the main N120 road it is a popular weekend getaway spot during the warmer months. As a result the village has grown considerably with the old centre increasingly surrounded by new holiday villas. by Portugal Travel Guide 2022