Quinta do Fojo is a nine-hole course located in Vila Nova de Gaia, in the Beira Litoral region of northern Portugal, near Porto. The layout occupies a historic quinta (estate) setting, typical of the Portuguese countryside, where vineyards and traditional agricultural land characterize the landscape. The course was developed to offer regional golfers an accessible, shorter format alternative while preserving the character of the property. The nine-hole design works through the estate's natural topography, with routing that takes advantage of the gently rolling terrain common to the area. The course is modest in length and complexity, making it suitable for players of varying abilities and for those seeking a quicker round. The setting retains much of the quinta's original charm, with mature trees and the pastoral backdrop of the Beira Litoral countryside framing play. Quinta do Fojo serves the local golfing community and visiting players exploring Portugal's northern golf offerings. As a nine-hole venue, it functions both as a standalone destination and as a complement to the region's other courses. The club maintains the traditional hospitality associated with Portuguese country estates, offering a relaxed atmosphere and connection to the local landscape. The course provides a genuine taste of regional golf without the scale or formality of larger championship layouts.