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Surf spot guide · Alentejo, Portugal
Punchy sandbar A-frames on a lightly crowded Alentejo beach, offering short lefts and rights for progression.
Praia da Vieirinha is a beach break on Praia de Vale de Figueiros, with short, punchy A-frame peaks breaking both left and right over sand. Rides are typically under 50 metres, and the beach is bounded by rocky outcrops to the north and south. Southwest through northwest swells work, with easterly winds providing offshore conditions. The wave works through all tide stages and is generally suited to beginners and intermediates. Quality deteriorates as swell approaches 5-6 feet, when closeouts become more likely.
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Alentejo
Exposed, inconsistent rocky reef producing long lefts and rights in large west swell.
Alentejo
Versatile beach break with a-frame peaks that build in size and power toward the rockier southern end.
Alentejo
Versatile Alentejo village spot with sandy cove peaks to the north and long reef lefts and rights to the south.
+9 MORE →Crowds are generally light, with the beach often empty on weekdays. Weekends usually see some surfers but remain relatively uncrowded.
Laid-back and uncrowded
Expect short rides from punchy sandbar peaks breaking both ways.
Avoid head-first dives because the seabed can cause serious injury.
Be prepared for a paddle-out beach break rather than a tow-in wave.
Expect more closeouts as swell approaches the upper working range.
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Crowds are generally light, with the beach often empty on weekdays. Weekends usually see some surfers but remain relatively uncrowded.
Laid-back and uncrowded
Reach the beach via CM 1109 and approximately 100 metres of dirt track; parking is partly organized and pedestrian access has improved.
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