As typical in the region, this long, wild expanse of sand is defined by its rugged, raw beauty and the towering cliffs that stand guard over the Atlantic shoreline. Whether it is for surfers or book enjoyers. This beach is great for everyone. It is even possible to see Sintra, Cascais and Lisbon from the beach itself.

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As it is further away from the town of Costa da Caparica, the bustling beach clubs have now transformed more to the quiet, untouched dunes. Historically, the area was a humble fishing community, and you can still occasionally spot traditional small boats hauled onto the sand, a nod to the region's deep maritime heritage.

The sheer scale of the beach means that even on the busiest summer afternoons, you can always find a secluded spot where the only sound is the roar of the tide and the wind whistling through the dunes. It is certainly a good escape from city life and further showcases why Portugal is so popular. Having the hustle and bustle so close to the chilling ocean.