Tranquil beach, despite having many users to frequent it. The areal is curved and sheltered by a set of pebbles. Calm waters and clear, conducive to the practice of underwater archaeology. The only restaurant in this beach has good fish and a terrace protected by shadows of Palm trees.

Secluded beach, with sand in the bottom shell of small bays. The accesses are difficult and winding, and does not have any infrastructure and becomes a desolate, attractive place for nudists.

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.

It's called Praia dos Rebolinhos, name given by locals to the many pebbles that make up the small beach. The access is done from a hotel unit, by boat or on foot, from the praia do Martinhal only during low tide. To the North, is sheltered by the end of the Lifeboat.

A very isolated beach, surrounded by mountains, attended by naturists. It shares it sand with the Cordoama and Castelejo beach, but has different entrances. It is quite fit for radical sports, namely surfing and paragliding.

Tranquil beach, difficult access, with approximately 150 steps. The right side of the beach is usually used by nudists. The recess of the cliffs you can see the Cape St. Vincent. Nearby is a 16TH century fortress\/XVII which bears the arms of Dom Sebastião.

When the tide is low, it is possible to gain access to praia do Castelejo. Is usually frequented by young lovers of surfing that justifies the existence of a "Surf Center" and a surf school. Given the characteristics of the waves should be attention to sharp rocks.

Despite the Beach's natural beauty, access should only be possible by boat; the path that approaches the beach is on dirt and ends on a cliff-top, which you see the paste of areal extensive, separated by cliffs. The sea is usually agitated.

This is the last beach on the West Coast. On the road leading to the lighthouse, there is a plaque with the indication of beach. Between tar and straight on dirt paths to tear up fields of great natural beauty, the Praia do Telheiro. Domestic and foreign surfers are regulars of this site. The beach is narrow and without accidents. North of Cape St. Vincent, the 1 kilometre, is the Bay of Armação de Pera that must be explored, due to the existence of particular geomorphological aspects, as more fully informative Board.

A small beach with a wide stretch of sand. It is surrounded by rocks and mountains that form interesting caves and geological formations.