Enormous, with a vast sandy area stretching from Sines to Tróia, it's only not completely wild because during the summer season it has a lifeguard and a bar operating every day. It also offers sunshade and deckchair rentals and is perfect for sport fishing enthusiasts. In terms of landscape, it's surrounded by magnificent dunes and a pine forest. There's also a small picnic area with refreshing shade, perfect for leisurely family lunches. Located halfway between Grândola and Santiago do Cacém, its main drawback is the access, much of it via dirt roads.

A beach surrounded by a very beautiful cliff. Quite attended by those who enjoy naturism.

A pleasant beach much attended by groups of children.It has some restaurants of some quality.

Beach with an extensive sand, usually calm, busier at the weekend. It has a children's playground and a horse race is held annually. It is very popular among surfers. Its dune area was excavated to carry out the traditional agriculture of the region: the "masseiras".

A beach with a large sand area and surrounded by many tourist villages.It has a first aid office and balnearies with showers.There are restaurants and discos in the centre of town.

A rather isolated beach with difficult accesses but quite unique in its beauty.Nudism is allowed.

A suburban beach, surrounded by dunes and rocks. It has a small bar that serves light meals. You may find restaurants in the surrounding areas.

A central white sand beach with a coastline of approximately 20 km: Costa de Prata. This beach is frequented mostly by young people and surfers, and it's worth noting that there's a youth hostel nearby. It offers vacationers a variety of water sports, including spearfishing, powerboating, surfing, and windsurfing.

Located in a small fishing village, it has a small port.There are periodical fishing competitions.A small seafood restaurant.

Small beach formed by black rocks of volcanic origin, located in Fajã de São João.