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Surf spot guide Β· Beira, Portugal
Remote sandy beach break with fast, hollow rights and occasional lefts.
Samouco is a sandy-bottom beach break producing both lefts and rights, with rights normally preferred as sandbanks change. Waves are hollow, fast and powerful, usually under 50 metres but reaching 50-150 metres on good days. It favours northwest, west, southwest and south swells, with south, southeast, east and northeast winds. Mid-to-high rising tides are generally the most favourable, and the break is best suited to experienced surfers.
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Weekdays are usually quiet, while weekends generally bring only a few surfers. Samouco is also used as an escape from busier beaches.
Remote and uncrowded
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Consistent a-frame beachbreak on a largely undeveloped stretch of Portuguese coast between Figueira da Foz and NazarΓ©.
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Open, shifting beach break with lefts and rights near Praia do PedrΓ³gΓ£o.
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Exposed, sand-bottom beach break offering lefts and rights near Paredes da VitΓ³ria.
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Drive carefully through the wooded access track.
A 4x4 may help with the final approach.
Walk about five minutes north of the car park to reach the productive section.
HAZARDS Β· KNOW BEFORE YOU PADDLE
Turn north of SΓ£o Pedro de Moel toward Praia da Vieira, take the Samouco track, drive about 1 km, then walk north from the car park.
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