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   Beaches

   Praia de São Lourenço

   Lying 7 kilometres from Ericeira and in close proximity to Ribamar, it is famous for its many quality restaurants specialising in fresh fish and shellfish.São Lourenço Beach is located in a sheltered bay and equipped with good support (...)

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   Praia do Carvalhal

   With good access via a tarmac road leading through fields of rice paddies giving way to pine trees, the huge sandy expanse of Carvalhal Beach is surrounded by dunes and bathed by a calm sea.With its support infrastructures and good car parking, this (...)

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   Praia da Galé

   In order to differentiate between means of accesses originating at the car park, the long stretch of sand making up Galé Beach is divided into two, named after their respective locations - East and West.Surrounded by golden cliffs, Galé Beach is (...)

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   Praia dos Olhos de Água

   Traditionally a small fishing village, Olhos de Água (Eyes of Water) gets its name due to the freshwater springs to be found among the rocks at the eastern end of the beach. At low tide, it is very easy to spot them bubbling up through the sand and (...)

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   Praia de Monte Gordo

   Boasting the warmest waters of mainland Portugal, the large, sandy Monte Gordo beach comes along with excellent support infrastructures including sport facilities, restaurants and terraces. Right by the beach, the Monte Gordo resort, originally a (...)

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   Praia do Baleal

   Baleal covers a broad sweep of sand bathed by calm waters, creating good conditions for both learning and engaging in windsurfing.In order to ensure the highest possible standards for summer visitors, there are also tennis courts, swimming pools, a (...)

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   Praia de Caminha / Foz do Minho

   Set in an area of great natural beauty by the mouth of the Minho river and surrounded by the pines making up the Mata Nacional do Camarido protected area, Caminha or Camarido Beach is located at the most north-westerly point of the Portuguese (...)

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   Praia Atlântica (Soltroia)

   Forming part of the Troia Peninsula, the Atlântica Beach is bordered by white sand dunes and the calm, clear sea. Sunbathers may also be lucky enough to spot a school of dolphins swimming just off the coast. Next to the beach, which features a full (...)

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   Praia Maria Luísa

   With access from the Olhos de Água village or the Quinta da Balaia tourist resort, the Maria Luísa Beach is characterised by the surrounding cliffs with their tones of ochre through to gold contrasting with the blue of the sea.The beach has a full (...)

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    Praia fluvial do Pego Fundo

    Located close to Alcoutim, in inland Algarve, Pego Fundo River Beach is a very pleasant space, surrounded by lush vegetation. This bathing area, fed by Ribeira de Cadavais, has calm waters and full amenities that include a garden, a volleyball field (...)

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