Agency Accession · EU Retreat · September 2026
Five days
in the hills ofMafra, Portugal.
Everything you need for the retreat lives here — the day-by-day agenda, the estate, and how to get there. Bookmark this page; it stays current as details firm up.
The Agenda
The agenda is final — activities marked TBC will be confirmed closer to the event.
Where We Stay
DOMA
A countryside club and hotel on a forested quinta 30 minutes north of Lisbon — 35 rooms and glamping tents, a café & bakery, an à la carte restaurant, coworking studios and a full wellness centre with spa, sauna, steam and pool. For the retreat, the estate is ours.
E.N. 8 (Estrada Nacional 8), Barras,Gradil / Azueira, Mafra,
2665-006, Portugal Open in Maps →
The grounds
Submit Your Biggest Bottlenecks
The retreat is built around you — what you send here shapes both the seminars and the open-topic sessions. Tell us the bottlenecks, challenges and questions you want the room to dig into, and we'll build the sessions around them.
What to send us
- A challenge you're stuck on right now
- A topic or talk you'd love us to lead
- Something you'd like to hear other owners tackle
Submissions come straight to the hosts. The earlier the better — send yours before you travel.
Two quick questions: your biggest bottlenecks, and anything you want covered.
Getting There
Fly to
Lisbon (LIS)
Humberto Delgado Airport is the arrival point for everyone. Book your flights into LIS.
Airport on Maps →By Uber Recommended
The easiest way to the estate is to order an Uber from the airport.
Pickup point: Terminal 1 · Parking 2 · Arrivals.
Set destination: DOMA →By car
Prefer to drive? Rent a car at Lisbon Airport — the drive takes about the same time as an Uber.
Parking is included at the estate.
Staying On In Lisbon
Flying in early or hanging around after the retreat? Lisbon is worth it. These are our favourite areas to base yourself, and why.
Cais do Sodré
Buzzy riverfront by the Time Out Market — and the train to Cascais and the main beaches leaves straight from here. Central and well-connected.
On the map →Chiado
The elegant heart of the city — handsome streets, historic cafés and the best shopping. Right in the middle of everything.
On the map →Príncipe Real
Lisbon's most stylish quarter — independent boutiques, garden squares and some of the best restaurants in the city.
On the map →Lapa
One of Lisbon's most affluent districts — quiet, leafy streets of grand 19th-century mansions and embassies. Refined and residential.
On the map →Estrela
Genteel and green, built around the domed Basílica da Estrela and its park. Calm, classic and central.
On the map →Santos
A livelier, younger part of town with a design-district feel, plenty of bars and a good night-out crowd.
On the map →Alfama
Lisbon's oldest quarter — tangled lanes, tiled façades, Fado bars and viewpoints over the river. All character.
On the map →Belém
Grand riverside district with the original pastéis, big museums and monuments. Greener, calmer, slower-paced.
On the map →Cascais
The coast's most upmarket town — long home to Lisbon's older, well-off set. Beaches, seafood and a relaxed resort feel.
On the map →Before You Go
Contacts
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