This beach features a lovely, long boardwalk that offers a pleasant stroll along the shoreline. There are plenty of cafes right along the boardwalk, as well as nearby restaurants and a grocery market, providing ample options for refreshments and dining.
Parking can be a bit tricky; you might need to park a bit farther away and walk, but you should be able to find a spot without too much trouble. I've also taken a bus from Gaia, which has many stops near the beach. While the bus may not stop as frequently at night, I found that the last bus I took was close to 9 PM, and I believe they run even later.
The beach itself is spacious, ensuring that you don’t feel crowded even during busy times. It's well-maintained, with clean sand and facilities to wash off along the boardwalk, adding to the overall convenience and enjoyment...
Read moreThere is a 15 km of sandy beach area along the Atlantic Ocean. We were on "Canide Norte" beach (Mermaid beach). It was clean, free and absolutely not crowded. We spent 3 afternoons on this beach, on the first there was a red flag sign - so it was prohibited to walk into the ocean - and it was impossible too because of the huge waves... We loved this beach, and I hope we can return to it. From Porto City the best way to reach the beaches is to rent a scooter (TT-3ways rental). There is also a beach bar called "Bar da Sereia" with a lovely crew and a cold drinks. Absolutely...
Read moreVery well presented Beach. We went on two occasions both were red flag days. So no venturing into the huge waves. We hired a beach Tent for €12. Great way to keep out of the strong sun. Numerous cafes about. Supermarket too. Small beach pool for young kids. Free. Very chilled and relaxing. Ample amounts...
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