Bathed by the Douro River, Bitetos River Beach was once a mandatory stopping point for rabelo boats. With a pier, it serves as a stopping point for vessels and frequently hosts power boating, canoeing, and waterskiing events.

This beach is located next to the Mina de S. Domingos, on the Tapada Grande Dam reservoir, part of the Guadiana Natural Park. It's a popular tourist attraction, especially in the summer months, as it offers a variety of amenities, including a river beach and a range of amenities that allow for pleasant leisure activities and a respite from the high temperatures. The beach bar has a terrace and serves a variety of snacks.

A bucolic and tranquil space, with calm, clear water and plenty of grassy areas. A great place to stroll and sunbathe, without the hustle and bustle of traditional beaches.

A beautiful beach, situated on a cliff with many iconic rocks. It is divided into three parts: to the north, there is a vast stretch of sand with large dunes. To the south, a large area protected by a rocky slope. Between these two, three small beaches have formed, more sheltered from the wind, consisting of beautiful rock formations. It offers good conditions for surfing. Since 2019, it has been officially a nude beach.

A very rocky beach, nestled in a cove, with a beautiful waterfall and curious natural sculptures. It allows for the practice of nudism due to its tranquility and the various nooks and crannies created by the rocks in its sand.

A beach nestled in a beautiful cliff, which over the years has become increasingly popular with young people due to a music festival held annually in August. The sand is protected from strong winds by two cliffs that descend to the sea. The sand is divided by the mouth of the Zambujeira River. It's a good area for extreme sports.

A shell-shaped beach, enclosed at the ends by seaside cliffs and protected by imposing dunes, it is highly sought after by tourists seeking the long, calm sands with good swimming waters.

It's a large beach that stretches all the way to the river. You can enjoy visiting the caves and the furnas (holes) in the rocks. There are numerous campsites near the beach. There are also simple restaurants with delicious menus.

A beach located between a vast stretch of sand and enormous dunes from the Tróia peninsula to Sines. Along with Carvalhal Beach, it completes a magnificent trio of beaches spanning just a few kilometers. A large, somewhat rocky beach with clear waters, located in a small valley. Great for children because of its small stream.

River beach at the Santa Luzia Dam, with excellent amenities such as a bike path, fitness circuit, walking paths, a multi-sports field, and a skateboard halfpipe.