Beach included in the Natura 2000 network, being an excellent beach for extreme sports. It has a First Aid station and a small support bar.

A beach surrounded by cliffs, located by the Santa helena belvedere. Excellent for surfing and thus attended by many youngsters.

Composed of two beaches (of the fortress and of the Path of the monastery) boasts crystal clear waters, coral reefs, sea caves and the Fort of São João Baptista, must-see. Is not monitored and is only accessible by boat from Peniche.

Popular with surfers and bodyboarders, it is located next to Camping Campimeco. There are several restaurants serving typical dishes.

A beautiful, calm and familiar beach, surrounded by dunes and bushes.It has a restaurant with a varied menu and a terrace.

Beach with caves of rare beauty, with a small stream emptying into the sand. The access is not of the easiest, as it is done by isolated paths and, sometimes, on dirt. Offers good conditions for the practice of spearfishing. It is usually frequented by nudists or by tourists looking for deserted beaches and very quiet. Don't have any kinds of infrastructures.

A beach with a long stretch of sand at the mouth of the Colares river, with good access and a picturesque tram that runs down the entire valley. It has beautiful rock formations surrounded by the village of Colares. The area has a children's playground and traditional restaurants serving fish and seafood dishes.

A beach with a wide stretch of sand, surrounded by small dunes, whose touch of green is in contrast with the dark sand.

A small beach nestled against a small jetty. It has a restaurant with a diverse menu, but with high prices.

A very pleasant beach, with a rocky formation, it is divided into two areas: the pool area and the pebble beach. It also has inflatables, which are a delight for children.