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Nice place for a stop, a beer and maybe a dip in the water

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Rocks in the water, small caves in the cliffs that frame the beach, and pools that form at low tide add to the charm of Praia da Samoqueira. A partially paved parking lot is available for parking. Due to the lack of tourist infrastructure, you'll need to bring everything you need for a great stay by the sea.

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During the summer months, it's possible to visit the island. Unfortunately, access to the Fort of Nossa Senhora da Queimada is not possible. There's a sign in front of the fortress stating its opening hours.

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A very beautiful beach with high waves where you can watch the surfers.

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After a distance of 145 kilometers, the MIRA officially ends its river life here: after its source in the Serra do Caldeirã, it has now reached its mouth in the Atlantic Ocean.

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Depending on time of day, can be lots of traffic. Yet, all were polite and gave us plenty of room while passing.

Praia Grande, as hinted by the name, is the biggest beach in Porto Covo. It’s among the 41 beaches in the Alentejo coast awarded with the Blue Flag in 2023. It has a large car park, toilets, and a small beach bar/restaurant. Being somewhat less sheltered than the other beaches, the sea can be quite choppy depending on the weather conditions, so it’s great for surfing and body-boarding. But we’ve been to Praia Grande on several occasions where the sea was very smooth.

The Fort of Santo Alberto do Pessegueiro, also known as the Fort of Pessegueiro Island or the Fort of Ilha de Fora, is located on the Alentejo coast, on the island of Pessegueiro, in the parish of Porto Covo, municipality of Sines, district of Setúbal, in Portugal. It crossed fires, on the mainland, with another maritime fort: the Fort of Nossa Senhora da Queimada do Pessegueiro, also known as the Fort of Praia do Pessegueiro or the Fort of Ilha de Dentro, in a dominant position over Pessegueiro beach. Both were part of a larger project to defend the Costa Vicentina, which included an artificial port sheltered by a stone breakwater that would connect the island of Pessegueiro to the bordering islet of Penedo do Cavalo and this islet to the mainland. They are currently located in the area of the Southwest Alentejo and Costa Vicentina Natural Park.

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