Beach bathed by the Tinhela River. This river receives the Noura River to the southwest and the Curros River to the northwest.

It is located in the Gameiro Ecological Park, close to the Mora River. It was created by the Gameiro Dam, on the Raia River, and has a camping site, picnic area and a tree climbing park.

River beach located in Ribeira da Raia, next to Mora and is also the location of the Mora Fishing Track, given the abundance of fish species. Space with generous dimensions and surrounding vegetation.

Lawn and tree-lined space, with swimming pool, children's playground and other attractions. It has a picnic park.

River beach with the Tagus River as a backdrop, as well as being located in the magnificent Quinta do Alamal. It has an extensive beach, with calm waters and a calming surrounding landscape.

Located between the rocks, these pools are the perfect place to relax, swim and sunbathe. They are formed from volcanic rocks that gave them peculiar shapes. It has 3800 m2 of swimming area and 3200 m2 of solarium area, open all year round and with entrance fee.

Located in the picturesque town of Seixal, these natural pools are formed by black volcanic stone, and are equipped with showers, bathroom, solariums and bar.

Small black sand beach, hidden between rocks and endowed with unique beauty. Also known as Jamaica Beach, due to the existing palm tree plantation. This set is surrounded by lush green mountains that contrast with the blue sea.

Beach next to the natural pools of Porto Moniz, a true highlight of the region. These peculiarly shaped volcanic rock formations create water basins, with a large tourist charisma, where bathing is possible.

Small beach surrounded by a rural nucleus castiço. Meets conditions of safety and well-being to bathers. The entrance to the bathing area is made only by an access from the main road.