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The National Palace of Mafra, located in the town of Mafra, Portugal, is a monumental complex that includes a palace, a convent, a basilica, and the Tapada de Mafra (hunting grounds). Construction began in 1717, commissioned by King John V of Portugal in fulfillment of a vow for the succession of his wife, and it is the most important monument of Portuguese Baroque. Since 2019, the Palace has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

The Monument to the Surfer in Ericeira, also known as the Guardian of the Ericeira World Surfing Reserve, is a statue that honors the surfing community and highlights the importance of environmental preservation. The sculpture is located at the viewpoint of Ribeira d'Ilhas Beach, one of the most famous and cosmopolitan waves in the region. Information about the monument Location: Ribeira d'Ilhas Beach viewpoint, Ericeira. Inauguration: It was inaugurated in March 2017. Other monuments dedicated to surfers already existed in Ericeira before, but this work is the symbol of the World Surfing Reserve. Authorship: The sculpture was created by local artist José Queiroz. Symbolism: The work represents the surfer as a guardian of the waves and nature, reinforcing the collective appeal for the protection of the coast and the sea. What to see at the site Panoramic view: The Ribeira d'Ilhas viewpoint offers one of the best views of the Atlantic coast, with the famous surf beach in the background. Sunset: The location is ideal for watching the sunset over the ocean, creating a spectacular landscape. Events: Ribeira d'Ilhas Beach hosts surfing championships, and the monument serves as a meeting and observation point for sports enthusiasts.

A beautiful view back to Santa Cruz and the rocky outcrop. A small path leads south from the highest point toward Praia Azul.

The poet Antero de Quental often hiked here to gaze out at the sea. Indeed, from here you have a magnificent view of the entire country. In strong winds, you can see paragliders practically suspended in mid-air, as the updrafts are so powerful.

A wonderful, long beach, very well-developed for tourism. The rock with the hole is naturally a photo magnet. At low tide, you can enjoy walking around and on the rock.

A beautiful but steep path through low bushes starts from the road (just a few meters from the roundabout with the surfer in the middle). After a few minutes, you'll reach the fort and enjoy a magnificent view of Ericeira. Only a few walls remain, and this spot is often used by amateur photographers for photo ops.

Great view over Santa Cruz

beautiful coast and lots to discover