Aldeia dos Capuchos occupies a coastal position near Caparica in Portugal's Algarve region, designed by Portuguese architect Jorge Santana da Silva. The course sits within the grounds of a resort property that combines golf with spa facilities, positioned between the Atlantic coastline and the region's characteristic low hills and pine forests. The Algarve's southern coast has long been a center of Portuguese golf development, and this layout contributes to the area's concentration of courses serving both resort visitors and local players. The routing works through terrain that features the sandy soils and maritime vegetation typical of this coastal zone. Players encounter holes shaped by the natural topography, with elevation changes that provide views toward the ocean and surrounding landscape. The design reflects regional architectural approaches that balance playability for resort guests with strategic interest for more accomplished golfers. The course operates as part of the hotel complex, making it accessible primarily to resort guests and visitors seeking a golf-centered stay in the Caparica area. The property's spa component distinguishes it from golf-only facilities in the region. The Algarve's mild climate supports year-round play, and courses here draw a mix of European visitors and Portuguese golfers. Aldeia dos Capuchos functions within this established golf tourism market, offering a combination of golf and resort amenities in a coastal Algarve setting.