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나무 다리가 조금 낡아서 나무가 부드러워지고 있지만, 바다와 해변의 전망은 좋습니다.

지나가는 길에 정말 좋은 곳입니다. 멋진 전망이 있고 포르투갈 문화를 볼 수 있습니다.

바다를 조망할 수 있는 멋진 전망이 있고, 보행자 인프라가 잘 정비되어 있으며, 좋은 자전거 도로가 있습니다. 안타깝게도 건물(아파트, 레스토랑 등)은 2026년 기준으로 다소 오래되어 보이며, 자동차 도로가 일부 구간에서 상태가 좋지 않습니다.

해변 앞에 위치한 정말 아름답고 멋진 곳입니다.

The Igreja Paroquial de Nosso Senhor dos Navegantes, with its unusual shape, recalls the history of this place.

The Chapel of Nossa Senhora da Guja is preceded by the Hermitage of S. Julião (St. Julian), which already existed in 953 and is mentioned in the inventory of the Monastery of Guimarães in 1059. In addition to religious purposes, the chapel served as part of the defense system at the mouth of the Ave River and collaborated with the Fortress of Saint John the Baptist before its construction was completed. The exact date of construction of the current building is unknown, but studies point to the 16th century. It has a rather uneven plan with two naves, with the main entrance facing north and a sacristy next to the main chapel. The dome above the main chapel bears similarities to that of the Soçorro Chapel. Inside, tiles of great importance can be seen, as well as exquisite panels on the ceiling.

Monument to lonely fishermen and the hard life of the sea

Designed by Jaime Azinheira, it was inaugurated in 1997, in honor of the robust and enterprising woman from Póvoa, who has always had a preponderant place in the fishing community, developing activities deriving from fishing, such as selling fish and repairing nets, as well as other daily tasks, such as managing the home and looking after children. This monument, which dominates the waterline of the cove, evokes the fish market, and is led by a group of women in full swing.