A nice beach break which picks up a lot of swell, if the main sand-bars are crowded (nly likely in summer) walk half a km north or south to surf on your own.
During the summer months if there is a good swell, get there early, as the car park fills up pretty quick and you may find yourself parking way up on the road.
This spot seems to have a lot of local boogie boarders present, I experienced a blatent drop in there by one. Other than that, it gets pretty crowded especially in Summer. It seems to have a nice bank there at the moment, and offers quite a clean protected set up when all the other beaches are wind blown or too big. The water is especially clear here, don´t forget a good steamer...it´s freezing !
Coiçe Surf Spot Guide, Portugal Hidden away on Portugal's wild southwest coast, Coiçe delivers a rare point-break gem with powerful right and left waves peeling over flat rocks, offering hollow barrels for those who dare. The vibe is pure, uncrowded adventure, where the ocean's raw energy meets untouched cliffs and dunes, creating sessions that feel […]
very good waves most of the year. It can get +5m sometimes in winter and around 3m in the biggest swells in the summer. When the wind is off-shore, the waves get perfect and powerfull, but beware of the big rocks, search for the best place to surf. When it gets big, can turn very dangerous, and even in small swells, it's just recomended for experienced surfers.
Coelhos Surf Spot Guide, Portugal Nestled in the wild beauty of Arrábida Natural Park, Coelhos delivers a fast, powerful right-hand beach break over a sandy bottom that fires up consistently for epic sessions. This hidden gem offers an uncrowded vibe with pristine waves peeling through a secluded cove, perfect for surfers chasing quality lines without […]
This spot is a big long exposed beach, with two 'main' surfing areas. The southern end has a sort-of point break off the rocks which then lines up more or less well depending on the sand bars. This works at low to mid tide on most swells. The second area is about 200m up the beach with a-frame peaks on good days breaking on sand bars on mid-high tide.
A nice beach break which picks up a lot of swell, if the main sand-bars are crowded (nly likely in summer) walk half a km north or south to surf on your own.
During the summer months if there is a good swell, get there early, as the car park fills up pretty quick and you may find yourself parking way up on the road.
This spot seems to have a lot of local boogie boarders present, I experienced a blatent drop in there by one. Other than that, it gets pretty crowded especially in Summer. It seems to have a nice bank there at the moment, and offers quite a clean protected set up when all the other beaches are wind blown or too big. The water is especially clear here, don´t forget a good steamer...it´s freezing !
Coiçe Surf Spot Guide, Portugal Hidden away on Portugal's wild southwest coast, Coiçe delivers a rare point-break gem with powerful right and left waves peeling over flat rocks, offering hollow barrels for those who dare. The vibe is pure, uncrowded adventure, where the ocean's raw energy meets untouched cliffs and dunes, creating sessions that feel […]
very good waves most of the year. It can get +5m sometimes in winter and around 3m in the biggest swells in the summer. When the wind is off-shore, the waves get perfect and powerfull, but beware of the big rocks, search for the best place to surf. When it gets big, can turn very dangerous, and even in small swells, it's just recomended for experienced surfers.
Coelhos Surf Spot Guide, Portugal Nestled in the wild beauty of Arrábida Natural Park, Coelhos delivers a fast, powerful right-hand beach break over a sandy bottom that fires up consistently for epic sessions. This hidden gem offers an uncrowded vibe with pristine waves peeling through a secluded cove, perfect for surfers chasing quality lines without […]
This spot is a big long exposed beach, with two 'main' surfing areas. The southern end has a sort-of point break off the rocks which then lines up more or less well depending on the sand bars. This works at low to mid tide on most swells. The second area is about 200m up the beach with a-frame peaks on good days breaking on sand bars on mid-high tide.
