Top Active Leisure Sport in Portugal

If you want a quieter spot, head to the far left side of the beach. It’s less populated, so you can enjoy a more relaxed experience without all the hustle and bustle of the main area.

If you're planning to surf, try to rent a board instead of buying one. I rented from a local shop and got a great deal. Also, they throw in a quick surf lesson, which was super helpful.

Don't miss the sunset. I recommend sticking around until about 9 PM. The colors are amazing, and it’s less crowded then, plus the vibe is just perfect for a chill evening.

My advice is to arrive around 3 PM for the best experience. It's less crowded then, and you can grab a nice spot to play without waiting too long.

My advice is to try their traditional Portuguese cocktails. They blew my mind—definitely something unique. Don't just stick to the regular stuff!

I recommend checking their drink specials before you order – they often have happy hour deals that can save you some cash!

My advice is to chat with the staff; they’re friendly and can recommend some great local beers that you might not find elsewhere

If you want to play billiards, bring some friends and be ready to wait for a table during busy nights. The games are super fun, but it can get competitive!