A tourist beach with a large expanse of fine white sand. A variety of restaurants and good terraces offer nightlife.

A beach adapted for people with reduced mobility, it offers a range of facilities such as playgrounds, a children's playground, bars, and pedal boat, bicycle, and pedal-powered vehicle rentals.

The Fraga da Pegada river beach emerged with the creation of the artificial Azibo reservoir. After transporting fine sand to the site and building supporting infrastructure such as parking, a bar, restrooms, showers, and telephones, the conditions were created that attract hundreds of Trás-os-Montes residents seeking a beach spot in the heat of summer.

A small rocky beach made up of black pebbles of volcanic origin, where there is a small soccer field.

A small, very pleasant rocky beach from where you can see Faial.

Small bathing area with calm waters, good infrastructure but little traffic.

A beach with crystal-clear, calm waters, located on the western side of the island, with Faial visible in the distance. It is made up of several natural pools of volcanic origin.

A beach surrounded by dunes, home to small artisanal fishing boats. The expansive sands are frequented mainly by tourists. There's a small beach bar right at the entrance, serving a variety of light meals.

A beach located in a picturesque fishing village, with a vast stretch of sand surrounded by dunes and typical haystacks. It's mostly frequented by locals. The restaurants are simple but offer delicious local dishes. It boasts pleasant terraces, plenty of shops, and a lively nightlife.

A beach with a very long stretch of sand, with dunes and a steep slope to the sea. It's not a very busy area, so it's peaceful. There's a restaurant located at the beach entrance, which is quiet and pleasant.