9 Properties for view Sea, Habita Alentejo

2 bedroom apartment with 137m2 in a privileged location, near the bay of Sines.

Composed of a large living room with good sun exposure, equipped kitchen, two bedrooms, a distribution area and two bathrooms.

Located near commerce, services, restaurants and historic center of Sines, 5 minutes walk from Vasco da Gama beach.
Excellent housing property, in a building fully recovered in 2010.

Bank Financing:
Habita is a partner of several financial entities enabling all its customers free simulations of Housing Credit.

location:
Sines is a portuguese city in the District of Setúbal and its history has been shaped by the sea
The municipality is bordered to the north and east by the municipality of Santiago do Cacém, to the south by Odemira and to the west the Atlantic Ocean.

It is 160 km south of Lisbon, at the tip of Cabo de Sines that is part of the Alentejo coast in 2 parts: to the north extensive beaches of fine sand to Troia and to the south cove beaches that are part of the Natural Park of southwest Alentejo and Costa Vicentina.

The Phoenicians were the first to explore the region and the Romans made Sines a port near Miróbriga (Santiago do Cacém) - the origin of the word Sines comes from the Latin Sinus, ’clipping of the sea coast’

The best-known son of Sines was the navigator Vasco da Gama, knight of the Order of Christ, who entered history by discovering the sea route to India in the late fifteenth century.
From prehistory to the present day it was the sea and its resources that defined the economy, culture, composition and even character of its people, to this extent, the history of Sines is vast from the evidence of the existence of human populations through traces of some of these discovered settlements in archaeological stations such as Palmeirinha and Quitéria, passing through the Italian Naval School in Sines in the 15th/16th centuries, which trained in naval engineer of shipbuilding for the service of the kingdom and the other kingdoms of Europe, until the agreement between Portugal and England in the 19th century to start the productivity of agriculture, animals and cork in territory on the Alentejo Coast and the development of the villages of Sines , Santiago do Cacém, Odemira, Santo André and Milfontes and the villages of Porto Côvo, Melides, Abela and Grândola.

The 20th century begins practically with the restoration of the municipality in 1914. The cork industry, fishing and some agriculture and tourism form the basis of Sines’ life until the end of the 1960s, when, in addition to the proximity of the sea, Sines is little distinguished from the rest of the Alentejo.

In the middle of the 20th century, the large industrial complex created by the government of Marcello Caetano in Sines in 1970 changes the municipality. The population explodes and diversifies, the landscape gains new configurations and the community struggles to maintain its integrity and quality of life, mitigating the negative impacts of the installation of the new units and taking advantage of the positive ones.

Today, more than half of the port traffic in Portugal, mainly containers, is passing through the deepwater port of Sines. And the enlargement of the Panama Canal could give Sines a big boost, provided that a suitable rail link to Spain and Central Europe is finally built.

In the center of the bay of Sines is the large Vasco da Gama Beach, asleep between the pontoons. It is guarded in summer, easy to access and its tour offers quiet walks.

To the east, unveils the friendly Port of Recreation, the only one to the Algarve coast, with 250 seats for leisure boats, electricity, sanitary facilities, laundry, fuel filling station and WiFi.

Culture and Leisure:
Sines has a fantastic historical heritage from The Castle of Sines, The Fort of Revelim, the Fort of the Peach, the Standard of St. Torpes, several churches such as Our Lady of Soledade, Espírito Santo or Misericórdia, Mother of San Salvador or Our Lady of the Rooms, in addition to the fabulous beaches that deserve a swim, you can take the opportunity to go jogging on the beach wall.

Next to the beach, the gastronomic festival Tasquinhas Sines takes place in July. Fish and seafood are at the heart of the local cuisine, which comes directly from the auction. Dishes such as seafood açorda and feijoada de buzios are typical examples of the influence of a more rural Alentejo.

The main events in Sines are the Carnival and the Music of the World festival.

education:
Sines has several public and nursery schools and there are private institutions of reference guaranteed access to good studies for people of various social classes that makes the city an excellent location to live and study.

Land with 38,640 m2, located in the golden in Alvor next to the campsite of Alvor, Pingo Doce, Intermarché, private Hospital of the Algarve-Alvor, 600 meters from the center of Alvor and 2 km from the beach of Alvor.

With urban area of 2,045 m2 and 18,415 m2, classified in the PDM of Portimão as zone of tourist occupation totaling thus 20,446 m2 of area capable of urbanization.

Property of high potential for urbanistic protection of Hotel or Aparthotel.

Mixed land with 5.34 hectares in odd place near the campsite of the Peach Island, in the middle of the Alentejo Coast.
It is fully fenced, with two wells and a septic tank, has water and power from the grid.
With an excellent sun exposure and a view of the sea.

House with 108.05 m2 to recover, was the target of recent intervention on the roof.
Located 10 min. from Porto Covo, 5 min. pessegueiro Island and 25 min. vila nova de milfontes.

Bank Financing:
Habita is a partner of several financial entities enabling all its customers free simulations of Housing Credit.

Location:

Porto Covo, is a parish of the municipality of Sines, with 48.73 km² of area, 170 km south of Lisbon, is part of the municipality of Sines is a popular destination among Portuguese tourists who are seduced by the magnificent beaches of the Costa Vicentina.

The center of Port Covo was rebuilt after the earthquake of 1755, from which now is the main square (Largo Marquês de Pombal) inspired by the ideals of Pombaline architecture.
In the mid-18th century, it was a small settlement at the foot of a small bay. Covo refers to the fishing net for catching lobsters, and in the locality discovers good restaurants of fresh fish and seafood. It is still characterized as a small fishing community, but it is tourism that drives its growth.
In Largo, you discover good restaurants, souvenir shops and the Church dedicated to Our Lady of Soledade (patron saint of fishermen), from the 18th century in rococo style.

The parties in honor of Our Lady of Soledade take place on the last weekend of August, with various musical and traditional events. On the 29th there is Bath 29, an ancient tradition that materializes in a dive at 7 am.

Pessegueiro Island Beach is a 10-minute drive from the center of Porto Covo. It’s a vast, watched-in sand with a blue flag. It is one of the most popular beaches in this area, attracting tourists, water sports practitioners and sport fishermen.

On the horizon is the island of Pessegueiro, which inspired the musician Rui Veloso to write a composition. In summer, tourists, mostly Portuguese, visit the island.
The peach island is totally uninhabited, kingdom of seagulls. Unlike rui velos’ famous music, Peach trees never existed on the island, but it was one of the first centers of human activity in the region. The first settlements date back to the Cargian trade.

Beaches:
In the village of Porto Covo there is Praia Grande, one of the most sought after by locals and tourists. Situated next to the north exit of Porto Covo, at the foot of the garden. With good access, spacious and sheltered by the cliff, it is one of the most popular during the summer.
It holds blue flag and is quite frequented by surfers.

Among other beaches in the region are Espingardeiro Beach, Praia Pequena, Buizinhos Beach and Porto Covo Bay, smaller ones.

Small Beach:
Tiny sand wedged in the cliff in the center of Porto Covo. From the cliff is a fantastic sunset.

Buizinhos Beach:
Going down to the end the street Vasco da Gama - the main street of Porto Covo - you reach the viewpoint that gives access to this small beach, so known because of the tiny shells that exist there and that were used in local handicrafts.

Charming village in the middle of the Natural Park on the trail of the Rota Vicentina, a holiday location of excellence.

Rustic land with the area of 12.62 ha has light and the location is quite privileged, where it can be in full harmony with nature, contemplating the landscape of sea, countryside and mountains, access is easy by dirt.

It is very close to the beaches of Melides, Carvalhal and Comporta.

Feasibility of housing construction up to 500 m2 (for farmer’s residence) and for rural hotel project up to 5,050 m2, obeying the binding opinion of the competent authorities.

Composed mostly of sobreiros, pines and medronheiros.
Excellent investment.

Bank Financing:
Habita is a partner of several financial entities enabling all its customers free simulations of Housing Credit.

Location:

Melides is a portuguese parish in the municipality of Grândola, an area of approximately 155.2 km2, the parish of Melides, located in the coastal strip, 5 kms from the Atlantic Ocean and in the vicinity of the lagoon of the same name.

From the point of view of the relief presents two distinct zones: on the coast dominated the heaths, of reduced fertility, occupied by pine forests and eucaliptals, and cut by two floodplains of agricultural appetite - Fontaínhas and, especially, the floodplain of Melides, where the cultivation of rice abounds; - in the rest of the area the mountain is predominant, occupied by cork mounted and some pine forest, especially meek.

Melides Beach is located in the long strip of sand that makes the separation between the sea and the Melides Lagoon. Here will have shipwrecked the adventurer Portuguese the sixteenth century, Fernão Mendes Pinto, when he was attacked by corsicanries. His adventures were recorded in the work ’Pilgrimage’

Walking the 4 kms of the road that gives access to the beach, through pine forests and rice pads, you reach Melides, typical Alentejo village, with white houses and quiet streets that is well worth a visit.
The village of Melides must have emerged as a small cluster of fishermen/farmers who gradually concentrated their previously dispersed dwellings. The economic connection of these to the bar seems undoubted to us and the first oracle, Holy Navy, is proof of this.

Its toponym may originate from the Latin militi (military) and, as a curiosity, there is mention of the existence of two villages called Melide, one in Spain, Galicia, and another in Switzerland, next to Lake Lugano.

Within the scope of the heritage are advised the following visits: old urban nucleus of the village, where you can see some buildings of the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, with balcony windows and wrought iron balconies; ruins of the Church of Santa Marinha (late 19th century). XV - beginnings of the XVI), where are still visible botaréus of unusual dimension; church of St. Peter (20th century. XVII - XVIII) that preserves elements of interest such as the vaulted ceiling of the chancel, a stone lavatory, in the sacristy, boasting the cross of the Order of Santiago and imaginary coeva; the pottery of Master Chico, being worthy of register the oven of typically Roman characteristics; molinological set of Boavista (windmills), from which you enjoy a vast landscape; fountain of the Eyes with a lunch park. It is a copious spring that supplies water to the village and part of the parish, and its surroundings are very pleasant.

After Comporta, Melides is the new destination sensation in Alentejo thanks to its deserted beaches, cork-mounted, days of silence and several new charming hotels...

It’s not really a hidden secret anymore. In recent years, there have been several articles in the national and international press about Melides. After comporta’s success, which the Financial Times even described as ’the Hamptons of Portugal’, it seems that the focus is now redirected a little further south, towards Melides. The celebrated shoe designer, Christian Louboutin, was only the first. With houses around the world, including a castle in France, an apartment in LA and a mansion in Lisbon, the designer swapped Comporta for Melides about six years ago, and his on-site hotel (long-advertised) is already under construction.

Melides presents a set of almost secret refuges, where there is no lack of comfort, elegance and sophistication... And there are several dream homes that the mounted and the pine forest hide. This is the case of the Italian Countess Noemi Marone Cinzano (she sold the Cinzano empire in 1999 to the Campari group and has since been a producer of organic wines in Argentina and Italy), who has built here a holiday retreat already photographed by AD-Architectural Digest North American. The same can be said of belgian architect and designer Vincent Van Duysen, who designed and built an iconic house here, and who has also been entitled to reporting in the New York Times.

The beaches

The municipality of Grândola has the largest stretch of beach in the country, so those who arrive here have plenty to choose from. In addition to the most popular beaches of Tróia, Comporta, Carvalhal and Pêgo, in the Melides region, the best known is Melides Beach, an extensive sandy beach with beach support.
In the vicinity of the beach is the Melides Lagoon that extends to the village through extensive rice pads and small islands where the richness of flora and fauna ensure activities such as bird watching, canoeing or walking.
It follows The New Open Beach, with access from EN 261-2 through a path partially on dirt, covered by pine forests.
Almost always empty, Galé Beach is the lady that follows. A secret that begins to unravel. As well as Praia da Vigia, another paradise, with access by a sandy road with about 5km. By the way, it is worth saying out of curiosity that it is in this area that Christian Louboutin has the house...

Excellent property in Cabeça da Cabra, with a unique view over the sea of Porto Covo and Pessegueiro Island.

The farm consists of four Rustic notebooks, making a total of 12,235 ha, and an Urban with 105m2.

With connection to the electricity grid and has a water hole, with several trees, orange trees, medronheiros, olive trees and several weeds.

Located 5 minutes from Porto Covo and Pessegueiro Island, one hour and thirty minutes from Lisbon.

Bank Financing:
Habita is a partner of several financial entities enabling all its customers free simulations of Housing Credit.

Location:

Porto Covo, is a parish of the municipality of Sines, with 48.73 km² of area, 170 km south of Lisbon, is part of the municipality of Sines is a popular destination among Portuguese tourists who are seduced by the magnificent beaches of the Costa Vicentina.

The center of Port Covo was rebuilt after the earthquake of 1755, from which now is the main square (Largo Marquês de Pombal) inspired by the ideals of Pombaline architecture.
In the mid-18th century, it was a small settlement at the foot of a small bay. Covo refers to the fishing net for catching lobsters, and in the locality discovers good restaurants of fresh fish and seafood. It is still characterized as a small fishing community, but it is tourism that drives its growth.
In Largo, you discover good restaurants, souvenir shops and the Church dedicated to Our Lady of Soledade (patron saint of fishermen), from the 18th century in rococo style.

The parties in honor of Our Lady of Soledade take place on the last weekend of August, with various musical and traditional events. On the 29th there is Bath 29, an ancient tradition that materializes in a dive at 7 am.

Pessegueiro Island Beach is a 10-minute drive from the center of Porto Covo. It’s a vast, watched-in sand with a blue flag. It is one of the most popular beaches in this area, attracting tourists, water sports practitioners and sport fishermen.

On the horizon is the island of Pessegueiro, which inspired the musician Rui Veloso to write a composition. In summer, tourists, mostly Portuguese, visit the island.
The peach island is totally uninhabited, kingdom of seagulls. Unlike rui velos’ famous music, Peach trees never existed on the island, but it was one of the first centers of human activity in the region. The first settlements date back to the Cargian trade.

Beaches:
In the village of Porto Covo there is Praia Grande, one of the most sought after by locals and tourists. Situated next to the north exit of Porto Covo, at the foot of the garden. With good access, spacious and sheltered by the cliff, it is one of the most popular during the summer.
It holds blue flag and is quite frequented by surfers.

Among other beaches in the region are Espingardeiro Beach, Praia Pequena, Buizinhos Beach and Porto Covo Bay, smaller ones.

Small Beach:
Tiny sand wedged in the cliff in the center of Porto Covo. From the cliff is a fantastic sunset.

Buizinhos Beach:
Going down to the end the street Vasco da Gama - the main street of Porto Covo - you reach the viewpoint that gives access to this small beach, so known because of the tiny shells that exist there and that were used in local handicrafts.

Charming village in the middle of the Natural Park on the trail of the Rota Vicentina, a holiday location of excellence.

Plot of land with 680.66m2, for construction of 3 bedroom villa with gross area of 589.20, located in a gated community in Porto Covo with an excellent sun exposure and with sea view.

Project approved with work license issued, being possible the immediate start of the work.
Project for villa consisting of 3 floors, being the basement composed of games room, cinema room and gym, the r / c compound entrance hall, office, kitchen, bathroom, living room and garage. The first floor with 3 suites, all of them with balcony and covered garden.

Outdoor area with 120.70m2, swimming pool and leisure area with barbecue.
Located 3 minutes from the large beach inserted in a gated community, with unique features in Porto Covo.

Bank Financing:
Habita is a partner of several financial entities enabling all its customers free simulations of Housing Credit.

Location:
Porto Covo is a parish in the municipality of Sines, with an area of 48.73 km².

The island of Pessegueiro, with its fort, is geographically part of the territory of the parish of Porto Covo.
A song by Rui Veloso takes the name of this parish and made it known among the Portuguese.

Culture and Leisure:
- Fort of peach, including the Fort of The Island of Dentro, in the Island of Pessegueiro
- Peach Tree
- Marques de Pombal Square
- Southwest Alentejo and Costa Vicentina Natural Park

Beaches:
In the village of Porto Covo there is Praia Grande, one of the most sought after by locals and tourists. Situated next to the north exit of Porto Covo, at the foot of the garden. With good access, spacious and sheltered by the cliff, it is one of the most popular during the summer.
It holds blue flag and is quite frequented by surfers.

Among other beaches in the region are Espingardeiro Beach, Praia Pequena, Buizinhos Beach and Porto Covo Bay, smaller ones.

Small Beach:
Tiny sand wedged in the cliff in the center of Porto Covo. From the cliff is a fantastic sunset.

Buizinhos Beach:
Going down to the end the street Vasco da Gama - the main street of Porto Covo - you reach the viewpoint that gives access to this small beach, so known because of the tiny shells that exist there and that were used in local handicrafts.

Port Covo Bay:
Gravel beach, at the mouth of a watercourse, where the fishing port of the village works. Not advised to bathers.

*Terreno para Construção em Porto Covo - Oportunidade Única no Litoral Alentejano*

Se está à procura de um lugar calmo, junto ao mar, onde a qualidade de vida e o contacto com a natureza se unem em harmonia, este terreno em Porto Covo é a oportunidade perfeita para realizar o seu sonho.

Com 308,59 m² de terreno, uma área de implantação de 159 m² e uma área total de construção de 260 m², este lote oferece o espaço ideal para construir a sua moradia de sonho, numa das mais belas e tranquilas vilas do Alentejo. Porto Covo, conhecido pelas suas praias de águas cristalinas e enseadas escondidas, é o lugar perfeito para quem procura paz e serenidade, sem abrir mão do charme e da proximidade ao mar.

A poucos minutos a pé da praia, este terreno oferece a possibilidade de viver num ambiente de tranquilidade, onde o som do mar e o aroma da brisa marítima farão parte do seu quotidiano. Porto Covo é uma vila encantadora, conhecida pelas suas casas brancas com detalhes em azul, pelos restaurantes tradicionais com a melhor gastronomia alentejana e pelos momentos de puro relaxamento nas suas praias paradisíacas.

Se deseja construir a sua casa num local onde o tempo parece parar e a natureza predomina, esta é a sua oportunidade. Porto Covo é ideal tanto para quem procura uma casa de férias como para quem quer viver permanentemente num refúgio de paz e beleza natural, a apenas uma curta distância de cidades maiores.

Não perca esta oportunidade de viver no coração do litoral alentejano, num local onde cada dia se torna especial.

Para mais informações, entre em contacto conosco!

Excellent getaway for sale by the sea in Sines.

Stunning villa with three floors, terrace overlooking the bay of Sines, with a gross area of 171.39m² of well-used space.

House consisting of ground floor with kitchen, bedroom and service bathroom, ground floor with two bedrooms, bathroom and balcony, on the first floor with terrace and studio.

Imagine waking up every morning to the ocean breeze and the soothing sound of the waves.

Excellent location, in the historic centre of Sines, close to all kinds of shops, 2 minutes walk to the beach.

Location:
Sines is a Portuguese city in the district of Setúbal and its history has been shaped by the sea
The municipality is bordered to the north and east by the municipality of Santiago do Cacém, to the south by Odemira and to the west by the Atlantic Ocean.

It is located 160 km south of Lisbon, at the tip of Cabo de Sines, which separates the Alentejo coast into 2 parts: to the north extensive beaches of fine sand to Troia and to the south cove beaches that are part of the Natural Park of Southwest Alentejo and Costa Vicentina.

The Phoenicians were the first to explore the region and the Romans made Sines a port near Miróbriga (Santiago do Cacém) - the origin of the word Sines comes from the Latin Sinus, ’cutout of the sea coast’

The best-known son of Sines was the navigator Vasco da Gama, a knight of the Order of Christ, who entered history when he discovered the sea route to India at the end of the fifteenth century.
From Prehistory to the present day, it was the sea and its resources that defined the economy, culture, composition and even the character of its people, to that extent, the history of Sines is vast from the evidence of the existence of human populations through traces of some of these settlements discovered in archaeological stations such as Palmeirinha and Quitéria, passing through the Italian Naval School in Sines in the fifteenth/sixteenth centuries, which trained as a naval engineer in the construction of ships for the service of the kingdom and the other kingdoms of Europe, to the agreement between Portugal and England in the nineteenth century to start the productivity of agriculture, animals and cork in territory on the Alentejo Coast and the development of the villages of Sines, Santiago do Cacém, Odemira, Santo André and Milfontes and the villages of Porto Côvo, Melides, Abela and Grândola.

The twentieth century practically begins with the restoration of the municipality in 1914. The cork industry, fishing and some agriculture and tourism form the basis of Sines’ life until the end of the 60s, when, apart from the proximity to the sea, Sines is little different from the rest of the Alentejo.

In the middle of the twentieth century, the large industrial complex created by the government of Marcello Caetano in Sines, in 1970, changed the municipality. The population explodes and diversifies, the landscape gains new configurations and the community struggles to maintain its integrity and quality of life, mitigating the negative impacts of the installation of the new units and taking advantage of the positive ones.

Today, more than half of Portugal’s port traffic passes through the deep-water port port of Sines, especially containers. And the enlargement of the Panama Canal could give Sines a big boost, provided that a proper rail link to Spain and Central Europe is finally built.

In the centre of the bay of Sines is the wide Vasco da Gama Beach, dormant between the pontoons. It is guarded in the summer, easily accessible and its promenade provides quiet walks.

To the east, you will find the friendly Recreational Port, the only one up to the Algarve coast, with 250 places for leisure boats, electricity, toilets, laundry, gas station and WiFi.

****IMÓVEL COM INVESTIMENTO ATIVO****

Imóvel de rendimento, com inquilino.

Excelente refúgio para venda à beira mar em Sines.

Esta deslumbrante moradia com três pisos oferece uma vista única sobre a baía de Sines, com os seus 119m2 de espaço bem aproveitado, no piso 0 uma cozinha toda equipada e varanda, no primeiro piso com sala, quarto, casa de banho e varanda, no segundo piso temos uma suíte e varanda.

Imagine acordar todas as manhãs com a brisa do oceano e o som suave das ondas .

Com uma excelente localização, no centro histórico de Sines, perto de todo o tipo de comércio, a 2 minutos a pé para a praia.

Localização:
Sines é uma cidade portuguesa do distrito de Setúbal e a sua história tem sido moldada pelo mar
O município é limitado a norte e leste pelo município de Santiago do Cacém, a sul por Odemira e a Oeste o Oceano Atlântico.

Fica a 160 km a sul de Lisboa, na ponta do Cabo de Sines que separa o litoral alentejano em 2 partes: para norte extensas praias de areia fina até Troia e para sul praias de enseada que fazem parte do Parque Natural do Sudoeste Alentejano e Costa Vicentina.

Os fenícios foram os primeiros a explorar a região e os romanos fizeram de Sines um porto perto de Miróbriga (Santiago do Cacém) - a origem da palavra Sines vem do latin Sinus , ’recorte da costa marítima’

O filho mais conhecido de Sines foi o navegador Vasco da Gama, cavaleiro da Ordem de Cristo, que entrou na história ao descobrir a rota marítima para a Índia no fim do século XV.
Da Pré-História aos dias de hoje foram o mar e os seus recursos que definiram a economia, a cultura, a composição e até o caráter das suas gentes, nessa medida, a história de Sines é vasta desde das evidências da existência de populações humanas através de vestígios de alguns desses povoamentos a descoberto em estações arqueológicas como a Palmeirinha e a Quitéria, passando pela Escola Naval Italiana em Sines nos séculos XV/XVI, que dava formação em engenheira naval de construção de embarcações para o serviço do reino e os outros reinos da Europa, até ao acordo entre Portugal e Inglaterra no século XIX para iniciar a produtividade de agricultura, de animais e de cortiça em território no Litoral Alentejano e o desenvolvimento das vilas de Sines, de Santiago do Cacém, de Odemira, de Santo André e de Milfontes e das aldeias de Porto Côvo, de Melides, de Abela e de Grândola.

O século XX começa praticamente com a restauração do município, em 1914. A indústria da cortiça, a pesca e alguma agricultura e turismo constituem a base da vida de Sines até ao final da década de 60, quando, além da proximidade do mar, Sines pouco se distingue do resto do Alentejo.

Já a meio do XX, o grande complexo industrial criado pelo governo de Marcello Caetano em Sines, em 1970, muda o concelho. A população explode e diversifica-se, a paisagem ganha novas configurações e a comunidade luta para manter a sua integridade e a qualidade de vida, mitigando os impactes negativos da instalação das novas unidades e aproveitando os positivos.

Hoje pelo porto de águas profundas de Sines já passa mais de metade do tráfego portuário em Portugal, sobretudo de contentores. E o alargamento do canal do Panamá poderá dar um grande impulso a Sines, desde que seja finalmente construída uma adequada ligação ferroviária a Espanha e Europa Central.

No centro da baía de Sines fica a ampla Praia Vasco da Gama, adormecida entre os pontões. É vigiada no verão, de fácil acesso e seu passeio proporciona caminhadas tranquilas.

Para leste, descortina o simpático Porto de Recreio, o único até à costa algarvia, com 250 lugares para embarcações de lazer, eletricidade, instalações sanitárias, lavandaria, posto de abastecimento de combustíveis e WiFi.