To get to this beach in the Algarve you have to pass a 300 m wooden bridge

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To get to this beach in the Algarve you have to pass a 300 m wooden bridge

Not all algarve beaches are directly reached by road or boat. There is one that requires crossing a 300 -meter -long wooden pedestrian bridge, built over Ria Formosa and surrounded by natural landscapes of great beauty. This route has become part of the experience of visiting Quinta do Lago beach.

According to the blog gives views, the structure is the only direct access to the sand and was designed to allow the passage of pawns, cyclists and even small tourist support vehicles. The walkway connects the urban area of ​​Quinta do Lago to the sea, providing open views of the Ria and a privileged perspective to enjoy the sunset.

Beach linked by a walkway

Quinta do Lago beach extends for about 3.5 kilometers and is surrounded by dunes. According to the Portal Linked to Tourism, Algarve Portugal Tourism, its white and soft sands, combined with the habitually calm sea, make this beach a much sought after, although never overcrowded.

The tranquility contrasts with the neighboring beach of Faro Island, more frequented by local residents and occasional tourists. It writes the same source that the environmental quality of Quinta do Lago is certified by the Blue Flag, and during the bathing time there are surveillance of saving swimmers along the coast.

NATURAL SERVICES AND RAILS

On the beach, visitors find concession areas with sunshine and sun loungers for rent. It refers to the same site that, walking a few minutes to the sides of the Areal, you can find more isolated areas, ideal for those looking for space.

For those who prefer land activities, there is the São Lourenço rail, 3.4 kilometers long (round trip). Explains what the route begins next to the beach parking lot, crosses vegetation zones and offers the opportunity to observe the local fauna.

Restaurant that names the sand

Gastronomic offer is also an attraction. Adds the publication that, next to the Areal, is the Gigi restaurant, one of the first in the area and especially known for the seafood. The space is so popular that some visitors refer to the place as Praia do Gigi, a name that has been imposed over the years. The seaside meal is thus combined with the surroundings of Ria Formosa, consolidating the idea that this is not just another Algarve beach, but a destination with its own identity.

Nearby beaches and alternatives

Those looking for the most variety find several options at close range. Faro Island Beach is about 25 minutes, while Vale do Lobo, less than 15 minutes, offers a closer environment to the luxury associated with Quinta do Lago.

Another alternative is Vilamoura, 20 minutes, with a more extensive but also busy beach. The proximity of these zones reinforces the Quinta do Lago Statute as a central point for those who want to explore different algarve Areals.

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