Praia de Paco de Arcos
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It is also known as Praia Nova. Not being a very extensive beach in length, Paço de Arcos Beach has a very large sand that houses a large number of bathers, who also use the rock zone that extends to Fontainhas, next to the Maias Fort.
Torre de Belem
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National Monument and World Heritage (UNESCO), an identity symbol of the city of Lisbon and Portugal in the world, is historically and artistically associated with the Jerónimos Monastery and the Portuguese Discoveries.
Praia da Cruz Quebrada
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Small beach.
Passeio MarÃtimo de Oeiras
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The Oeiras promenade, better known as the wall, is a fantastic place to ride or cycle in Lisbon. It starts next to the beach of Paço d'Arcos and ends at Torre beach, passing next to the dock, the ocean pool and the various beaches in the area. It is highly sought after by all the inhabitants of the area to walk, play sports and enjoy the excellent weather conditions that are felt most of the year.
Praia de Santo Amaro de Oeiras
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Santo Amaro de Oeiras beach is located in the parish of Oeiras and São Julião da Barra, Paço de Arcos and Caxias, in Greater Lisbon. The beach, of urban typology and high affluence, is the largest in the municipality of Oeiras.
Praia da Torre
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Praia da Torre is a beach located in São Julião da Barra, in the parish of Oeiras and São Julião da Barra, Paço de Arcos and Caxias, in Oeiras
Fortaleza de Sao Juliao Da Barra
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The Fort of São Julião da Barra is the largest and most complete military defense complex in the Vauban style remaining in Portugal. Considered in the past as the Kingdom Shield, the largest maritime fortification in the country. It is located in São Julião da Barra, at the tip of São Gião, far west of Oeiras, in the parish of Oeiras and São Julião da Barra, Paço de Arcos and Caxias.
Praia de Carcavelos
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Carcavelos Beach is the first ocean beach after the mouth of the Tagus River, forming the Estoril Coast with others.
Praia das Avencas
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1st marine protected area with local management of the country. This beach owes its name to a plant - Avenca - with a long tradition of medicinal use. This is a beach dominated by the presence of cliffs, with landscape characteristics of great interest, given the rocky strata that develop as a natural staircase, allowing the observation of the coastal zone.
Praia de Sao Pedro do Estoril
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Praia de S. Pedro do Estoril presents a beach of considerable dimensions in the low seas periods, assuming as the most striking framework the geological "accident" of Pedra do Sal, the west. Pedra do Sal is essentially composed of limestone and marl 90 million years old and marl.
Praia da Azarujinha
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Very small and sheltered by the cliffs, Praia da Azarujinha is located in a nook that forms a kind of natural amphitheater.
Praia da Poca
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Seated between two elevations of the coast, Praia da Poça is located in the area of São João do Estoril next to Forte Velho.
Praia do Tamariz
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Tamariz Beach was once known as Praia Elegante, frequented by high society that spent the summers on the Estoril line.
Praia da Duquesa
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Duquesa Beach owes its name to the Palace of the Dukes of Palmela that is located west.
Cascais
Cascais Bay, with its calm waters, is surrounded by the village of Cascais, by the Marina, where it has excellent restaurants and leisure areas. Here we will stay for a few more dives.
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