Ending by a cliff, it has an acceding tunnel by Inatel. According to the Instituto da Água (Water Institute), in the year of 2001 the water had bad quality. It has a pleasant terrace and restaurants nearby.

A rather beautiful, cal beach, surrounded by dunes and small bushes.A small restaurant/bar where one can have good barbecues, picanha and grilled fish.

This beach is probably the most famous bathing complex on the Madeira island. It has two saltwater pools, renewed every day, as well as access to the sea. It has several infrastructures, such as a children's playground, ping-pong tables, diving center, tobogan, beach items store, changing rooms, baby changing facilities, WC, sun loungers, umbrellas, lockers, among others.

Located in a ruined fishing village.The sargasso is still pickd here.

A rural beach surrounded by a green area dotted with mills. Quite well known and attended in the summer, namely by youngsters who enjoy radical sports. By the GNR (a polic force) quarters there is a belvedere with magnificent landscape of sandy areas and cliffs by the ocean. There are fine quality typical restaurants that serve mostly fresh fish and shellfish.

A beautiful beach, situated on a cliff with many iconic rocks. It is divided into three parts: to the north, there is a vast stretch of sand with large dunes. To the south, a large area protected by a rocky slope. Between these two, three small beaches have formed, more sheltered from the wind, consisting of beautiful rock formations. It offers good conditions for surfing. Since 2019, it has been officially a nude beach.

Extensive sands Beach and some rocky outcrops, well located, with bars and restaurants nearby, as well as playground. Access to the beach by wooden walkway that meanders through this area of the coast.

Martinhal Beach is located in the Southwest Alentejo and Vicentine Coast Natural Park and is known for its excellent windsurfing conditions. After crossing a dune with some vegetation, there is a vast stretch of sand, with a concession area and plenty of space. Walking to the left, with the sea in front, is Rebolinhos Beach. The rocks visible in the sea, 1,000 meters from the sand, are known as Martinhal Island. It is possible to reach it by swimming, but only with advance notice from the lifeguard.

Small beach attached to São Sebastião, with many rock formations that stretch into the sea.