The pool and kitchen are free breakfast are all great features of this place . I don’t surf - but from what I could tell there were also many surf lesson options . I lost my phone behind the bed and the staff were very helpful in assisting me to get it . Worth mentioning again - the pool was great ! And although the location is kind of at the end of town it is very close to the big supermarket where you can get anything you need and deli / or ready made food .

The bathrooms were very dirty . The air didn’t circulate very well in the women’s dorm and the window opened to the outside where many people Were up making quite a bit of noise at night .

Nice, helpful and friendly staff, clean facilities. Good atmosphere and a social hostel, I had a great 3 weeks there and would love to return!

I was there during the winter and it could get quite cold in the dorms during the night. And the coffee served at the breakfast was not so strong, it was from a coffee machine. And it is quite a hike from the beaches Mareta and Tonel (15-20min)so it is to be considered if you are planning to surf without renting a car.

The pool area is great to relax by during the day, but do note they have a ‘pool party’ once a week I believe on Thursdays (I moved hostels to avoid the noise). Comfortable beds & a good coffee machine for brekky.

The breakfast is pretty light on options, the lights in the bathroom turn off about every 10 seconds if you’re standing still at the sink or something, there were ants all over the kitchen / in my dry food (pasta, oats) that was double wrapped in bags… This the only hostel this has happened at that I’ve been to.

A nice place in Sagres, all about surfing! I liked that they took sustainable practices seriously, saving water etc. The free breakfast was nice and there were plenty of options. As I visited during the low season, I couldn't try out their pool unfortunately. It gets pretty cold in the dorm room at night in the winter, so next time I'd ask if they have an extra blanket :P However this shouldn't be a problem at all most of the year.

Not very far from town center, also big supermarket is close. Friendly staff. Not bad breakfast, considering that it's a hostel and it's price: meat, cheese, fruit, vegetables, cereals, jams, coffee, tea, vegetable milks. Near the bed you will have a drawer with a lock, which is rare in hostels. Comfy bed.

WiFi in Block A wasn't very strong, but good enough. Breakfast starts at 8:45, which is a bit late, especially if you will need early check out. Shower accessible with token, for 10 minutes, for me it was right enough time, but can assume if I would need to wash long hair, I don't know if this would be enough time... :) Administration says you can take more tokens at reception. For me this moment wasn't critical, just saying.

Really nice modern hostel with a pool, okay breakfast for a hostel, privacy and you get your own storage locker and key for it. Even after checking out I could keep my luggage in the seperate luggage room. Outdoor gym. Nice staff.

It's a bit far away from the beaches, only one of them is easy to reach. 10min limit on showers once a day is eco friendly but it got a bit annoying when I just wanted to wash off sand from my legs. The toilets were sometimes really filthy, which I don't see often. Don't know if I just bad luck. No bins or mirrors in the room. The first night the phone plug wasn't working at all, probably power went out.

The lovely and helpful staff, all that you can eat breakfast, very clean room and nice surf vibe, although I was a hiker on the Fishermen's Trail. The big supermarket not far away is ideal too.

As hiker who wanted to see the sun set and go for dinner near the beach, it is a walk along a busy road to get their; pretty safe but do be careful and wear a light when possible for passing trucks ... especially after having wine with a great dinner near the beach 😀

Really nice facility. Felt new, clean, and modern. Beautiful property. Big room. Well laid out. Close to a large supermarket. The cold breakfast was delicious with normal cereal, bread, fruit, drinks, cheese, and cold cuts, but the quality was better than normal. The inhouse restaurant was closed on Sun for dinner, but the wonderful friendly check-in person gave me great recommendations on where to eat and that restaurant was my Fisherman Trail restaurant highlight.

When the gate out front is closed it is quite confusing for people to know what to do or how to check in. Maybe have a sign of what to do if it is check-in time and the gate is not open. It is a little bit of a walk to the main part of town.

Nice surf-camp-style hostel - rather modern and stylish, cool outdoor and bar areas, clean and orderly, big dorms are very spacious and the beds are capsule-style with thick curtains offering decent light and noise protection (nothing can ward off ardent snorers and sleep-talkers though, so having earplugs at the ready always pays). The personnel is super-friendly, and as already mentioned in other posts go out of the way to help, even making a lunch bag for early starters - a yummy veggie bun in my case. The location is not prime beach real estate, but a 10 min walk to the town centre is fair enough! And there are very nice restaurants around (go try Escondidinho if you're after fresh fish, seafood or grill)...

Common kitchens are common kitchens, but maybe stricter rules might keep the fridge a bit more orderly :) Bathrooms are camping-style, so a bit less privacy. Hot water comes from a solar collector, so showers are 1€/10min (first one free) and in April an early morning shower was a bit less than warm - no big deal though :)

The clerk was willing to switch me to a lower bunk when I asked. I'm not sure why I was originally assigned a top bunk since the hostel was 3/4 empty. It seems like it would be a fun place to come with a group and take surfing lessons.

A woman was injured surfing, and it didn't seem like the staff was helping her at all.