A beach adapted for people with reduced mobility, it offers a range of facilities such as playgrounds, a children's playground, bars, and pedal boat, bicycle, and pedal-powered vehicle rentals.

It belongs to the Old Massif and is located in the east-central region of Trás-os-Montes, between the Sabor and Tua rivers. It is over 12 km long and 5 km wide, reaching its highest point at 1,200 meters, above the Vilariça valley. The region is characterized by mountain ranges, small high-altitude plateaus, deep, hollow valleys, some watercourses, and open valleys. The flora ranges from chestnut trees to cork oaks, olive trees, almond trees, cherry trees, orange trees, and vineyards. It is noteworthy that, until a few years ago, rye was cultivated at an altitude of about 1,000 meters.

The Fraga da Pegada river beach emerged with the creation of the artificial Azibo reservoir. After transporting fine sand to the site and building supporting infrastructure such as parking, a bar, restrooms, showers, and telephones, the conditions were created that attract hundreds of Trás-os-Montes residents seeking a beach spot in the heat of summer.

This is where you'll find a record of the carnival tradition of the village of Podence, associated with the typical Caretos. Costumes, rattles, masks, and all the clothing of these enigmatic figures are on display.

The Azibo Reservoir, originating from the dam, has a surrounding area of regional scope that is protected for its rich fauna and flora.

Saltwater pool located right on the seafront, offering good support facilities.

From this viewpoint we have privileged views over the town of Terra do Pão, with the blue ocean as a backdrop.

A small rocky beach made up of black pebbles of volcanic origin, where there is a small soccer field.

A small, very pleasant rocky beach from where you can see Faial.

Small bathing area with calm waters, good infrastructure but little traffic.