A small beach that is mostly attended by members of the hotel with the same name. The existing cafe and restaurant are in that very same hotel.

Beach with small sand and clear waters, surrounded by rocks and dunes forming a dark blanket. It is located in the Vinha d’Areia, in an area adjacent to the Vila Marina.

A beach located on a beautiful cliff that becomee increasingly popular among the youngsters due to the music festival that takes place every year in the month of August.One of the most known beach in the Alentejo coast, it is protected from the wind by two cliffs that descend to the sea.It is divided by the river's mouth from the Zambujeira beach.

It was named after the water-mills that once stood on the cliffs. There is not really a beach, just a natural saltwater pool framed by a beautiful landscape, being frequented mainly by tourists. The existing restaurants are typical and have a good confection, with specialties of fish and seafood dishes.

Small beach, little frequented. The beach is covered with pebbles and, when the tide, the rest of the beach is covered. Usually be sought by foreigners and surfers.

A large beach that spreads to the river.The caves that exist on the rocks can be visited.There are many camping areas nearby.There are simple restaurants with delicious menus.

A very popular beach, known for the colour of its yellow rocks, dyed with iodine. It has a small sand area.

Long sandy beach and little rock. It's a relatively quiet beach and with similar characteristics to those which are included in this zone. A few metres from the coast is a German submarine sunk in World War II.

A beach with a wide stretch of sand, sided by many dunes and by pine woods. There is a small bar where one can have some tidbits or a light meal.

A pleasant beach that has a few restaurants with accessible prices, attended by young people.