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   Beaches

   Praia dos Arrifes

   Situated to the west of Albufeira, Praia dos Arrifes is one of the smallest beaches in the municipality. This small cove is sheltered from the wind by low, interestingly shaped cliffs where one can see some potholes, which are typical of this (...)

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   Camping

   Parque de Campismo Entre-Ambos-os-Rios

   With the view to promote values and ideas of the quality nature and eco-tourism at the Minho region of the Northern Portugal and in the Peneda-Gerês National Park (PGNP) Lima Escape company offers accommodation and entertainment services of high (...)
   
   Telephone: +351 258 588 361
   Fax: +351 964 969 309 / 926 503 332
   E-mail: info@lima-escape.pt
   Website: http://www.lima-escape.pt
   

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   Camping

   Alenquer Rustic Camping & Bungalows

   Alenquer Camping has bungalows, swimming-pools, playgound , a bar and a winemarket. Have fun and rest at Alenquer Camping.In Vinimercado you can buy bottled wines of Ribatejo for a very nice price.We have also a small bookstore with books about (...)
   
   Telephone: +351 93 498 79 54
   Fax: +351 263 710 375
   E-mail: camping@dosdin.pt
   Website: http://www.alenquercamping.dosdin.pt
   

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   Beaches

   Praia da Cova Redonda - Porches

   Considered one of the most beautiful beaches in Europe, Cova Redonda Beach has small patches of sand scattered amongst rock formations carved out by erosion. The beach is surrounded by high cliffs and lies to the east of Senhora da Rocha Beach, with (...)

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   Beaches

   Zona Balnear do Varadouro

   Situated on the southeastern coast of the Island of Faial, the natural pools at Varadouro are formed by black basalt rocks. This much appreciated bathing area has good support infrastructure and offers bathers the choice of a safe dive in the pool (...)

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   Beaches

   Praia da Granja

   In the late 19th and early part of the 20th century, Granja Beach was the focal point of the most aristocratic summer resort in the north of Portugal, attracting royalty, the court and some of the most important Portuguese writers of that period (...)

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   Beaches

   Praia fluvial da Aldeia do Mato

   Aldeia do Mato River Beach is located on the Castelo de Bode Dam reservoir, surrounded by lush nature where green and pinewood aromas prevail. Endowed with support amenities that include floating pools and a campsite, this leisure area offers an (...)

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   Beaches

   Praia do Norte / Algodio (Ericeira)

   Also known as Algodio Beach, Norte Beach lies within the town and is defined by the Ericeira jetty. With access from the centre of town, this is one of the busiest beaches in the region and attracts a very diversified group of regulars.

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   Praia de Buarcos

   The Mondego Cape appears as a sweeping extension of the Serra da Boa Viagem mountains and serves to protect the large sandy expanse of Buarcos Beach from strong northerly winds thereby creating a calmer sea that has become popular for windsurfing. (...)

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    Beaches

    Praia da Costa de Lavos

    Located by the small settlement of Costa de Lavos to be found to the south of Figueira da Foz, breaking onto the similarly named Beach are the powerful waves that bring in surfers from near and far.The sandy Beach, surrounded by dunes, features good (...)

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