Eat & Drink
Wednesday evenings at NANA on the Beach: live DJ, Atlantic sunset cocktails and Greco-Mediterranean dinner by the sea, from 18:30 until 30 September.
Advance booking is advised — fb@vilavitaparc.com or +351 282 310 100.
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Vila Vita Parc Resort & Spa
Wednesdays at NANA on the Beach get a Mediterranean rhythm. Let yourself be swept away by the sounds of the live DJ, savour the sunset over the Atlantic with a cocktail in hand, or extend your evening with dinner by the sea, enjoying the authentic flavours of the restaurant's Greco-Mediterranean cuisine.
From 18:30 every Wednesday until 30 September. Advance booking is advised.
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