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Surf spot guide · Beira, Portugal
Powerful, long right-hand point over flat rock for experienced surfers.
At the supplied coordinates, this profile aligns with the Buarcos/Mina (Pico da Mina) section, although its relationship to the Cabo Mondego name is not definitively established. It is a powerful, long right-hand point breaking over flat rock, with rides that can exceed 500 metres. The wave suits experienced surfers and works with northwest swell, east wind, and rising through high and falling tides. Rock and sand movement in the broader bay can alter the wave shape and sections. Public access involves a 15-30-minute walk followed by a long paddle.
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Available listings describe the break as empty on both weekdays and weekends, but crowd levels are not firmly established.
Powerful, demanding point break
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Long, powerful right-hand rocky point with fast, occasionally tubular sections.
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A long carving right point over reef and sand that holds solid swell and runs for several hundred metres.
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Exposed, consistent sandy beach break with long lefts and rights near Quiaios.
+9 MORE →Allow 15-30 minutes for the walk to the shore.
Plan for a long paddle after reaching the water.
Check the tide before committing to the rocky point.
Keep clear of the cutting rock and sea urchins.
HAZARDS · KNOW BEFORE YOU PADDLE
Public access requires a 15-30-minute walk, followed by a somewhat long paddle to reach the wave.
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