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Stunning Portuguese Beaches
Portugal's coastline offers diverse geological features, from the limestone sea caves and golden cliffs of the Algarve to the volcanic landscapes of the Azores. This collection highlights significant coastal sites, including the Benagil sea cave, the anchor cemetery at Praia do Barril, and the thermal ocean springs at Ponta da Ferraria. It spans the mainland's Atlantic shores and the unique natural swimming pools found on the islands of Terceira and São Miguel.
Praia de Benagil
Located near a fishing village, this beach serves as the primary departure point for boat tours to the Algar de Benagil, a massive sea cave with a natural skylight.
Ponta da Ferraria
A volcanic formation on São Miguel Island where geothermal springs heat the seawater within a natural rock pool, most noticeable during low tide.
Praia do Zimbralinho
A secluded cove on Porto Santo Island featuring dark volcanic pebbles and clear water, accessible via a steep winding path down the cliffside.
Natural swimming pool
A natural swimming pool on Flores Island formed by volcanic rock, providing a sheltered area for swimming in the Atlantic.
Praia João de Arens
A secluded, wild beach located between Portimão and Alvor, accessible only by foot via cliffside trails and characterized by high rock walls.
Almograve Beach
A lovely beach, one of the best on the Alentejo coastline, remote yet still very popular among locals as well as tourists.
Praia do Carvalho
This beach is accessed through a man-made tunnel carved into the rock. It is sheltered by high cliffs and features stairs leading directly into the water.
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