Surf spot guide · Alentejo, Portugal
Mixed sand-and-rock beach break with lefts, rights and A-frame peaks on Portugal’s Alentejo coast.
High Waves
Large waves up to 2.5m expected at Praia de Almograve. Peak conditions around 7:00 AM.
Exercise extreme caution when entering the water. Strong currents and large waves present. Warning valid until 9:00 PM.
Praia de Almograve is a rocky, mixed-bottom beach break producing lefts, rights and A-frame peaks. It handles small to medium swells and is suitable for beginners, intermediates and advanced surfers. West to northwest swells and easterly offshore winds are favorable, with rideable surf possible year-round. The beach is divided into northern and southern sandy sections by the Rocha Furada rock formation.
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January-December
Crowding is generally uncertain, but the beach can be moderately busy during July and August.
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+9 MORE →Check the tide before paddling out because rocks are exposed at low tide.
Use the wooden walkways and stairways for beach access.
Allow extra time for parking during the summer peak.
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Road access leads to parking, with approximately 140 spaces, wooden walkways and stairways down to the beach.
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