Stays

Where to Sleep

A few rooms, a campsite and bunks in a fort. After the last boat, the island is yours.

  • Campsite

    Parque de Campismo da Berlenga

    Terraced pitches on the old monastery grounds, right above Carreiro do Mosteiro beach. Nights are windy: bring proper pegs and warm layers.

    ~33 places · max 5 nights

    Book via Peniche Tourist Office262 789 571

  • Hostel

    Casa-Abrigo do Forte

    Shared rooms and kitchen inside the seventeenth-century Forte de São João Baptista. Spartan, unforgettable.

    Book via Amigos da Berlenga912 631 426

  • Bed & breakfast

    Berlenga Bed & Breakfast

    A handful of simple rooms on the quay, run by the family behind Mesa da Ilha. August goes early: book well ahead.

    AL 987681

    Book by phone+351 969 395 763

The mainland option

Stay in Peniche

Most visitors sleep on the mainland. Peniche and Baleal have surf hostels to seafront hotels, and the boats leave from the town marina.

Getting There

The fine print

  • Berlengas Pass needed for overnight stays
  • Max 7 consecutive nights
  • No camping outside the campsite
  • No walk-up beds
  • Power off around 11 pm
  • Bring a headlamp and power bank