I can recommend going in Summer. Less crowded that other places and the water is beautiful! Had a…read morebeer and shrimp for a quick bite at the many little cafes set up along the beach.

I can only recommend going surfing in winter in one of those beaches! it was a great expirience…read morewith almost no people!

Very nice place for a drink or two and to enjoy the beach and ocean view…read more Good place to be, staff is really helpful and nice. We will come back...

Such a lovely space! We attended this beach club for a private wedding welcome beach party and it…read morewas the perfect setup. A pretty good amount of shaded areas. An indoor dining area and an outdoor bar.

"I was blown away by the service at classico beach club. The staff was incredibly knowledgeable…read moreabout the menu and offered excellent recommendations. Truly great service!"

This is not the Americans Chain Restaurant "Hooters". We…read morereally enjoyed our lunch: Hooters Pizza & Burger Pimente with white Sangria. Service was great. It has a nice beach overlook!

When in Baleal, you surf. The seafood is fresh and the ambience is intimate; you'd confuse it for a…read moresleepy beach if it wasn't for the bars and restaurants that are located right off the sand. The waters cold, very cold. If you need a board there's a bunch offering rentals. Plus, I'm iffy about renting wetsuits but they do have some thicker ones that insulate the heat and keep you warm in the cold waters. You can park at the lot by SurfCastle and overall it's a surf beach with that Bohemic vibe that you were looking for. It's a peninsula so there's a beach on both sides of the thin sand way that separates the two waterways. I love everything about this beach and even though I almost got pneumonia from swimming in the water, it's just cause im fiery miamian who's used to 85 degrees Fahrenheit year round. For most Europeans who frequent the area, the water is actually warm.

Its a wonderful beach to visit if you are in The The area. Make sure you arrive early, parking can…read morebe a problem. Be extra careful on your way down, you Will find rocky paths and they are steap at times. But its worth it, the beach is Clean, as well as The pool like ocean. Theres also a small coffee shop located on the beach.

This is one of my favourite beaches in Portugal. Unfortunately now is getting too crowded and that…read moreis the only reason why I didn't gave it the highest score. The beach is not that long and it is located in the bottom of the Arrábida National Park. This is one of many beaches that you can find there and its sand is peral white with cristal clear water! You can even see the fishes swimming around doing their business. Boats on the Sado river are scarce since they need permits to be there which makes this beach experience even better. The waves are non-existing, which makes it really nice and calm. The only bad part of it is that the water is damn cold! The way to get there is either coming from the bigger beach named Galapos on the West side of Galapinhos or just park your car on a curve of the road that stretches from Setúbal to Vila Nogueira de Azeitão and go downhill through the natural bush of this beautiful national park. Galapinhos beach offers Sports Fishing, a Bar, a Restaurant, Body Guard and Snorkeling.

Cascais Beach : This one beach is booked and busy and beautiful ! Everyone was here all summer long…read morewe were here and having an amazing time . Young and old and from all over there were plenty of people ! Centrally located in Cascais .. it's definitely one to come and see . Blue akies and golden sands :)

What a lovely and nice beach! Wish could have spent more time here…read more The sand was clean, the water was sparking blue and lots of families, teenagers, couples just walking and chilling. Nice charming balustrade right of the beach to grab ice-cream or drinks. Just be aware parking is a pain! Yelp 2019

Cool area, but the beaches aren't so great. Check out the town itself as it is very neat. You can…read moreskip the beach part, however.

The Cascais beach is about 45 mins by train from Lisbon. Lots of restaurants and most offer free…read morewi-fi. The city is small and friendly, and there's a small complimentary modern museum there explaining the city's history. I've been to better beaches, though, and it can be a bit crowded as it is a small beach. Water was also freezing! I guess I'm used to the nicer beaches in Asia, Hawaii, and Florida.

I loved this beach! My friends and I arrived pretty early in the morning, around 830, and were able…read moreto get a great spot close enough to the water and enjoy time before the beach started to get more crowded. The sand was perfect and typically I am not an ocean person. I like pools and fresh water lakes mostly but the water was SO nice at this beach and genuinely so refreshing. I barely even noticed it was salt water. It's located close to a ton of stores and restaurants/cafes and the city of Cascais is just super walkable in general.

This is a beautiful beach in the Cascais area near the train station, I would say it's a small…read morebeach with calm, clean but cold waters. This beach is shared by tourists and locals. The beach also has good facilities: bathrooms, showers, a beach bar, restaurant and parasols to rent. For me I loved the caves and rocks and the Rua Frederico Arouca street near the beach is full of bars and restaurants and souvenir shops.