YOUR GUIDE TO THE BEACH: Long long plain sand beach in front of a very strong waves Atlantic ocean. Pretty like Lisbon style Ocean waves. Many people surf there, but we did not spot any surf school though. The beach is surrounded by falesias, which are sort of red dusty hills and rocks. Overall, the beach is very long, but just half of it is sandy, the eastern part results to be made of sand but mixed also with small stones. That part is less crowded but still okay. The beach is divided into four alternative parts: two are served by loaned sun umbrellas and sun beds, the other ones instead free, so you should remember to bring your own stuff. The sea is very wavy and is fun, although the water is not so hot as the Mediterranean one. We were there in mid August so we think one of the hottest months of the whole season. There are two small restaurant and bars in front of the beach, but we did not check prices. The first you come across arriving from the parking lot has paid showers, instead the further one on the east side of the beach has better restrooms and free showers, just for you to know. The place is accessible with cars but the street is a bit narrow and finding an available parking lot is not so easy. People told us also that if you want to use Uber to leave the place, you should walk above the parking lot and reach one of the streets, since the place is not so well mapped by the system and drivers get crazy trying to find you there, since the map takes them very far on the other side of the beach. Have fun and enjoy as we did!