A very peaceful place in a unique natural landscape. One can swim in the Douro River and enjoy the views of the Ilha do Castelo (Castle Island). This beach does not have life guards.

A space surrounded by large trees, with some sand and the possibility of swimming in the Douro river plus a unique landscape.There is a cafe nearby.There are no life guards.

Beach of great beauty and quality, situated in the Ribeira de Pera. Has lots of shadows and was ranked, in 2005 and 2006, as beach Accessible by access ramps and walkways. Is well equipped and has diversified activities.

This beach is part of a leisure complex located on a Lake about a mile of extension. Offers the largest wave pool in the country, with approximately 2100 square meters, a albufeira, a secular bridge and six bungalows where you can stay overnight. You can also go boating or pedalo, as well as stay in sailboats anchored in the marina. Admission is paid.

A river beach with tall trees and lawns. It has easy accesses as signaled on the National Road (EN) 234.

Quite difficult to accede by a strenuous pathway. Quite beautiful.

A beach with a large sandy area and clear waters, with several rocky formations.It has parking, balnearies, lockers and a first aid station.

A beach that has no infrastructures but has a peacefulness and a natural beauty that attarct mostly surfers and divers.

A recreational port with place for 300 yachts between 6 and 20 metres, a waiting dock for refuelling, a ramp for small boats, parking and nautical installations, including the Club Naval da Calhetra )Naval Club of Calheta).

A beach with a wide stretch of sand. On its northern part one may see the transition from the rocky cliffs to the wide dunes that almost reach the sea. That area is quite attended by naturists. On the southern part there is a brook that separates the sand from the road and from the cliff. At times, a lagoon is formed between th road and the beach, a place where the children may play safely. It is excellent for surfing. Nearby, there are vestiges of an 18th century fortress, mesozoic formations and valuable fossile reefs.