Coastal

Praia do Pego

Alcácer do Sal, Setúbal · Alentejo

Excellent(2025)

About the Beach

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.

Length: 6.0 km

Amenities and Services

Lifeguard

Toilets

Showers

Parking

Food & drink

Accessible

Water Quality

Excellent(2025)Official APA classification

Frequently Asked Questions

Does Praia do Pego have a lifeguard?

Praia do Pego does not have a permanent lifeguard. Take extra care.

Does Praia do Pego hold a Blue Flag?

Praia do Pego does not currently hold the Blue Flag certification.

Is there parking at Praia do Pego?

Yes, there is parking near Praia do Pego.

When is the bathing season at Praia do Pego?

The bathing season runs officially from 1 June to 30 September. During this period every facility is operational and the lifeguard. Outside this period, access is free but unsupervised.

Are there restaurants near Praia do Pego?

There is no confirmed information about food and drink directly at Praia do Pego. We recommend checking options in the area before you visit.

Information

TypeCoastal

DistrictSetúbal

MunicipalityAlcácer do Sal

RegionAlentejo

Sand typeFine sand

POC classificationNatural

Length6.0 km

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Praia do Pego

Sources

dados.gov.ptapambiente.pt

Last updated: 2025-01-01

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