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Praia de Carcavelos
Português | Français | Castellano
It is the first municipal beach we find when coming from Lisbon, sandwiched between the Fort of S. Julião da Barra and the tip of Rana. It has a large expanse of sand and is much sought after by Surfers, Windsurfers and Bodyboarders, where several competitions take place as a result of the strong waves. There is a pedestrian area surrounding the beach, where you can find many restaurants, bars and outdoor coffee shops. It has good access and parking. There is also an extensive green area north of the Marginal.
Location: Carcavelos
Length of beach: 1,25km
Safety: Beach lifeguard/flagged
Facilities: Restaurant; Bar; Medical Centre/First Aid; Windsurfing school
How to get to the beach:
- By car - take the EN6 - Marginal – or through the inside roads of Carcavelos. Park in a designated area and walk to the beach
- By train - Exit at Carcavelos train station and walk to the beach
Access to the beach through a stairway and ramps.
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Português | Français | Castellano
It is the first municipal beach we find when coming from Lisbon, sandwiched between the Fort of S. Julião da Barra and the tip of Rana. It has a large expanse of sand and is much sought after by Surfers, Windsurfers and Bodyboarders, where several competitions take place as a result of the strong waves. There is a pedestrian area surrounding the beach, where you can find many restaurants, bars and outdoor coffee shops. It has good access and parking. There is also an extensive green area north of the Marginal.
Location: Carcavelos
Length of beach: 1,25km
Safety: Beach lifeguard/flagged
Facilities: Restaurant; Bar; Medical Centre/First Aid; Windsurfing school
How to get to the beach:
- By car - take the EN6 - Marginal – or through the inside roads of Carcavelos. Park in a designated area and walk to the beach
- By train - Exit at Carcavelos train station and walk to the beach
Access to the beach through a stairway and ramps.
