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Praia do Pego is an isolated beach on the Alentejo coast, with a vast expanse of almost virgin white sand, preserved dunes and an untouched natural setting. Reached by a dirt track through the pine wood, its visitor numbers are low, guaranteeing an experience of total tranquillity. Its clean water and the wild beauty of the landscape make it a well-kept secret among lovers of deserted beaches.

Pego is a beach in Grândola, in the district of Setúbal, awarded the Blue Flag in 2026 by ABAAE. This page will be expanded with more information on access, amenities and water quality.

Praia do Pinheirinho is an isolated beach on the Alentejo coast within the Southwest Alentejo and Vicentine Coast Natural Park, with white sand and clean water reached by walking trail. The surrounding pine, oak and Mediterranean scrub create a natural setting of great beauty. The absence of any amenities guarantees a completely wild beach experience.

Comporta has become a fashionable destination among the Portuguese and international jet set, with deserted white-sand beaches framed by pine woods and rice paddies that create a singular, cinematic landscape. The relaxed, almost bohemian lifestyle, the food and the design shops give Comporta a charm that sets it apart from any other Portuguese seaside destination. The absence of large hotels and the protection of the landscape ensure a discreet luxury atmosphere.