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BeachesPraia de AzuraraLocated to the south of Vila do Conde and the mouth of the Ave river, Azurara Beach begins next to a jetty that acts as a windbreak.Its fine, white sands extend over kilometres and are flanked by a protected cordon of dunes crossed by wooden (...)
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BeachesPraia de BeijinhosPraia de Beijinhos, in Leça da Palmeira, is a rocky beach that owes its name to the huge number of “beijinhos” whelks that could be found here in times long gone.Located a short distance from the Leça Lighthouse, this beach is supported by (...)
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BeachesPraia de CanidePart of an enormous stretch of sands that runs continuously over kilometres, Canide Beach itself divides into two areas, North and South. The southern area is favoured by surfers while the northern often hosts kite-surfing and beach football (...)
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BeachesPraia de CarcavelosWith the São Julião da Barra Fort dominating at one end, Carcavelos Beach is the largest expanse of sand on the Estoril coast and regularly hosts beach volleyball and football competitions.Given its proximity to Lisbon and easy means of access, (...)
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BeachesPraia de LavadoresThe closest to the city of Gaia, Lavadores Beach is the beginning of an unbroken length of sand that stretches on for many kilometres to the south flanked by the Avenida Marginal coast road, an excellent option for pleasant walks along the coast.
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BeachesPraia de LeçaWith strong waves breaking on its large expanse of sands, Leça da Palmeira Beach has excellent conditions for such sports as surfing, bodyboarding and kite surfing, especially towards its northerly limits where the Beach merges with Aterro Beach. (...)
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BeachesPraia de LuziamarInserted in the environmental trail of Cabedelo, Luziamar Beach has an extensive sandy stretch surrounded by dunes and pine forest. A little windy, especially in the afternoon, this beach offers good conditions for water sports such as surf, (...)
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BeachesPraia de MatosinhosThe large expanse of sands of Matosinhos Beach are met by the strong waves of this coast, so highly appreciated by surfers, bodyboarders and kite surfers, with various competitive events held here. The promenade running alongside the Beach (...)
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BeachesPraia de Medão - SupertubosConsidered both nationally and internationally to be up among the very best for surfing and bodyboarding, Medão Beach gained its reputation for its perfectly shaped tubular waves, thus becoming known as "Super-tubos" (Super-tubes). The crests of (...)
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BeachesPraia de MiraKnown as the Palheiros (Huts) of Mira due to the wooden constructions used by the fishermen, throughout the first half of the 20th century Mira Beach was a fishing village with its daily life well depicted in the Ethnographic Museum exhibition to be (...)
