Fantastic beach just like Ilha Tavira. Sand that stretches forever. Just enough waves to go in the water for everyone. A fair deal of seaweed in the water. Lots of lovely shells to look at and perfect for digging sand castles and decorating them. The service area is great with many restaurants and clean toilets. The only thing I miss is a shower to wash sandy children with. We took the train out, if I didn’t have three kids with me I definitely would have walked, it’s not very far.

Beautiful pristine huge beach where you can walk for miles when the tide is out. The train gives you a slow ride instead of having to walk @ €2 each way. Cafe serves quite a big menu also there is a restaurant .

Visited this beach last year,and enjoyed it. This time we stayed in Pedras del rei resort. Also enjoyed Santa Luzia. You can use the train or walk down to beach at the side of train track. Get to end and turn right on beach. You find Nudist about 1000 Mtr up beach. There is a small sign. But it’s really small. Enjoy. We’ll be back.

Great place for an afternoon outing. Take the train ride to the beach. Cafes nearby but the highlights include the expansive each and the Anchor Cemetery - a collection of rusting anchors from the now defucnt tuna fleet.

Beautiful sandy beach with good amenities. It is not accessible by car but you can walk along the track across the causeway, or take the little train. The train is the train that used to service the tuna fishing community. The islet used to be the summer base for the tuna fishing industry until it collapsed. The buildings have now been converted into restaurants, cafes and amenities. There are several information boards round the little village which give information about the way of life of this temporary community. Take a short walk along the beach to the anchor cemetery, where the tuna fishing fleet deposited their anchors after the last tuna season fully expecting the industry to pick up again. there are several cafes and bars serving refreshments and clean well kept toilets.