It was named after the watermills that once stood on the cliffs. There isn't really a beach, just a natural saltwater pool framed by a beautiful landscape. The existing restaurants are traditional and offer good food, specializing in fish and seafood dishes.

A small, uncrowded beach. The sand is covered in pebbles, and when the tide rises, the rest of the sand is covered. It's often visited by foreigners and surfers.

It's a large beach that stretches all the way to the river. You can enjoy visiting the caves and the furnas (holes) in the rocks. There are numerous campsites near the beach. There are also simple restaurants with delicious menus.

A very popular beach, known for the colour of its yellow rocks, dyed with iodine. It has a small sand area.

Long sandy beach and little rock. It's a relatively quiet beach and with similar characteristics to those which are included in this zone. A few metres from the coast is a German submarine sunk in World War II.

A beach with a vast stretch of sand, flanked by a dense layer of dunes and pine forest. It has a small bar where you can enjoy a snack or a light meal.

A pleasant beach that has a few restaurants with accessible prices, attended by young people.

A peaceful and well attended beach where soccer, volleyball, surf and windsurf are practised.

A beach with long, inviting sand, frequented mainly by domestic tourists. The water is of good quality, and the sea is usually calm. The length of the beach allows for long walks along the shore and a variety of activities. In addition to beach bars serving meals, the coastal avenue is lined with bustling restaurants and terraces.

Excellent for a family reunion. Good quality restaurants with many fish dishes.