Birthplace of the Port wine, the Douro region was the first wine production region to be implemented in the world.

Casa de Rebolfe was once the main house of a farm located by the river Bestanca which ceased to exist when the Carrapatelo Dam was constructed. This 18th century house is built in granite featuring careful carved stonework of the doorways, window frames and cornices.

In 1990 the house was carefully restored preserving its original architecture and adapting it for tourist accommodation.

Casa de Rebolfe has a total of five elegantly furnished bedrooms, all having central heating and private bathroom with hair dryer.

On the upper floor there are two double bedrooms, one with a view to the river. On the lower floor there is one double and two twin bedrooms.

On the lower floor, in the corridor leading to the breakfast/sitting room, there is an imposing old wood press for wine making. It was used until a few years before the house's restoration.

The living room on the lower floor has satellite television and video. From the living room guests have access to the outside terrace overlooking the river Douro and the tranquillity of the area.

In the summer, the terrace is covered by vineyards providing a pleasant shade in the warmer months. There is also a living room with satellite television and video on the upper floor.

The swimming pool is set in a gardened area approximately 60 metres from the house. It is reached by a stone path through the slopes of the property. Its dimensions are 6 by 12 metres with the maximum depth reaching 1,90 metres.

In the garden there is also a barbecue area.

There is a restaurant in Cinfaes which may deliver meals to the house upon request (except on Sundays).