Praia Fluvial de Santa Comba Dão
Santa Comba Dão, Viseu · Centro
About the Beach
Praia Fluvial de Santa Comba Dão sits on the River Mondego, in one of the most fertile and green areas of the Beira Alta. The Mondego banks here are very pleasant, with a fine-sand beach and good amenities. The region is known for the quality of its wines and for Beira cuisine, making a visit to the beach an experience you can combine with food tourism.
Length: 300 m
Amenities and Services
Amenities from the official APA beach registry (SNIAmb), for the bathing season. Bathing Water Profile (APA)
Water Quality
Beach conditions
Measured at the IPMA station in Santa Comba Dão (CIM), 6 km from here, at 23:00.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Praia Fluvial de Santa Comba Dão have a lifeguard?
Praia Fluvial de Santa Comba Dão does not have a permanent lifeguard. Take extra care.
Does Praia Fluvial de Santa Comba Dão hold a Blue Flag?
Praia Fluvial de Santa Comba Dão does not currently hold the Blue Flag certification.
Is there parking at Praia Fluvial de Santa Comba Dão?
Yes, there is parking near Praia Fluvial de Santa Comba Dão.
When is the bathing season at Praia Fluvial de Santa Comba Dão?
Praia Fluvial de Santa Comba Dão is not listed in Portugal's annual bathing season decree, so it has no official bathing season and no compulsory lifeguard service. Access is free but unsupervised.
Are there restaurants near Praia Fluvial de Santa Comba Dão?
Yes — Praia Fluvial de Santa Comba Dão has food and drink on the beach or nearby — beach bars, restaurants and snack bars open during the bathing season.
Can I bring my dog to Praia Fluvial de Santa Comba Dão?
We have no confirmed information for Praia Fluvial de Santa Comba Dão specifically. As a general rule, dogs are not allowed on Portuguese beaches during the bathing season, which is set each year by ministerial order and is not the same at every beach, except where a dedicated dog area exists; outside that period the rules are considerably more relaxed. Each municipality decides by local bylaw, so check with the Santa Comba Dão town council or the signs on site.
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Last updated: 2026-06-01
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