Amazing Portugal is blessed with 948 kilometers of Atlantic Ocean coastline. Much of the country enjoys a temperate Mediterranean climate, and it boasts some of the finest beaches in Europe. The most celebrated stretches of sand are found in southern Portugal's Algarve province. Here, the beaches range from those pocketed in peaceful coves, picture-framed by rusty-red cliffs, to vast, secluded dunes pummeled by thunderous Atlantic rollers. Beaches along the more remote west coast are the preserve of surfers and more independent-minded tourists.  

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Amado Beach

Amado Beach is one of Portugal's premier surfing locations. Famed for its reliable and diversified waves, this beautiful half-moon strip of sand is banked by rolling dunes and falls within the boundaries of the protected Parque Natural do Sudoeste Alentejano e Costa Vicentina. Typifying many of the beaches found along the Algarve's wild and capricious Atlantic Ocean west coast, Praia do Amado boasts several surf schools, some of which are open year-round. Indeed, the setting is the venue for prestigious national and international surfing competitions. Remote and somewhat off the beaten track, Amado is not for the traditional resort-seeking tourist. Instead, this is a destination for independent, free-spirited travelers and those interested in the region's diverse flora and fauna. Location: Western Algarve.

Martinhal Beach

Wonderfully secluded Martinhal Beach is a favorite destination for families, where food and drinks are available from chic oceanfront bistros. Praia do Martinhal's beautifully soft and golden sand forms a natural bay, which is landmarked by scenic outcrops of limestone rock. Teeming with marine life, these islets make for excellent diving excursions. Swimming is safe, and there are plenty of water sports activities. When a north wind prevails, the more adventurous can windsurf. Other things to do include beachcombing the walk to Sagres, a leisurely 30-minute amble west, and exploring the ruins of the Roman kilns situated east of the resort complex. 

Carcavelos Beach

Just 20 minutes west by train from central Lisbon, Carcavelos Beach is a hugely popular day excursion for locals and city-break travelers. With a near-two-kilometer shoreline of flawless sand, the beach is noted for its excellent leisure and water sports opportunities and, in particular, its surfing. Providing a historical backdrop is the 16th-century Forte de São Julião da Barra, an imposing military stronghold still in use and sited at the eastern end of Praia de Carcavelos. An excellent view is offered from the esplanade, which makes for a lovely walk at any time of year. Summertime sees the beach at its busiest though, especially at weekends and holiday periods when youngsters, family groups, and tourists converge here to escape the city heat.

Almograve Beach

Tucked away on the Alentejo coast halfway between Vila Nova de Milfontes and Zambujeira do Mar is this local secret that few tourists have discovered. Often described as the most attractive stretch of sand in the region, Almograve Beach affords sunseekers a choice of two very different leisure areas: a beach to the south with a rocky shoreline set against a craggy cliff line, the other towards the north, molded out of undulating sand dunes. This beach is a favorite hangout for surfers but it's also a hit with families when the tide is out - the ankle-deep shallows provide an exciting seaside playground for youngsters. Overlooking Praia do Almograve is a cliff-top café that provides light refreshments, and amenities include handy restrooms.

Camilo Beach

One of the prettiest beaches in southern Portugal, Camilo Beach lies near the lively seaside town of Lagos in the western Algarve. Hemmed in by sandstone cliffs and curiously formed rock formations, this delightful pocket of dazzling white sand is reached via a long wooden staircase that snakes down through a carpet of shrubby kermes oak and wrinkle-leaved rockrose. Lapped by warm, shallow turquoise waters favored by snorkelers, Praia do Camilo's tranquil setting exudes an air of peaceful exclusivity despite its proximity to some of the region's major resorts. A small cliff-top restaurant serves sunbathers and tourists, where the menu is heightened by a fabulous panoramic sweep over the coastline between Lagos and distant Albufeira.

You could book Portugal Algarve Beach Apartment at XcelTrip in Albufeira and enjoy soft and golden sand. With a stay at Portugal Algarve Beach Apartment , you'll be on the beach, within a 15-minute drive of Zoomarine and  Gale Beach. Create your own memories by visiting Portugal using XcelTrip.