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Surf spot guide · Beira, Portugal
Open, shifting beach break with lefts and rights near Praia do Pedrógão.
Pedrógão is an exposed, sand-bottom beach break with multiple shifting banks and peaks breaking both left and right. West swell is preferred, with easterly winds providing the best offshore conditions. Wave quality and shape vary as the sandbars move, and the spot can suit beginners through advanced surfers depending on sea state. The most reliable surf season is October through December.
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Beira
Exposed sandy beach break with lefts and rights, working year-round under west to southwest swell.
Beira
Remote sandy beach break with fast, hollow rights and occasional lefts.
Beira
Consistent a-frame beachbreak on a largely undeveloped stretch of Portuguese coast between Figueira da Foz and Nazaré.
+9 MORE →Pedrógão is generally quiet and uncrowded, although activity increases during summer.
Quiet and uncrowded
Check the sandbars before paddling out.
Watch for exposed rocks at low tide.
Inspect the beach for stones and erosion after high tides or storms.
Expect more activity during summer.
Use the nearby free parking for straightforward beach access.
HAZARDS · KNOW BEFORE YOU PADDLE
Pedrógão is generally quiet and uncrowded, although activity increases during summer.
Quiet and uncrowded
Access is easy, with free parking available near the beach; no boat entry or technical approach is required.
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