Beach much sought after by tourists, inserted in the Natural Park of Ria Formosa. The most typical way to get there is by taking a tourist train that connects Pedras de El-Rei to the beach for 3 euros (round trip), allowing you to enjoy a pleasant walk that takes in a vast area of pine forest and dunes. There are those who go on foot, but it is a long journey. At the end of the journey, you will find white sand as far as the eye can see, calm waters that make it a truly pleasant place. The beach …

Tranquil beach, difficult access, with approximately 150 steps. The right side of the beach is usually used by nudists. The recess of the cliffs you can see the Cape St. Vincent. Nearby is a 16TH century fortress\/XVII which bears the arms of Dom Sebastião.

A very beautiful beach that belongs to the protected landscape of the seashore of Esposende. Quite isolated and difficult to get to.

A beach that is a bit isolated, by a cliff, ideal for those who wish to fish.

River Beach, located on the Bank of the river Tâmega.

Extensive areal with slight slope of the dunes, which stretch to the sea.

A peaceful beach with a small lake.

Very small beach frequented by lovers of surfing and bodyboarding. The access roads are paved road and offers nearby parking

A beach that is quite attended by surfers. It has nice waves. There are fine terraces and relatively good restaurants.

A beach at the mouth of the Douro River that has a neck of sand stretching to the sea. It is located in a sand isthmus being that one part is fluvial and the other is maritime. It has a small bar serving dainties and light meals.