One of the best beaches in Estoril!! Always has lovely people São Pedro do Estoril is a laid-back residential neighborhood best known for its namesake beach popular with surfers. Board rentals and restaurants are available on the boardwalk, while an environmental museum is set on beachside cliffs. Surrounded by shops and businesses, the Parede Gardens are popular with families and feature a kids' play area and a plaza cafe. .

Clean and large beach, next to cafe, wonderful views.

Very nice beach, easy to reach by car and has parking lot. Depending on the tide the available space can be small for the amout of people. The beach has structure of public showers.

Great beach, away from the main road. Good if you have a lot of northern wind, since it’s protected from the north. Check the tide before going, as it’s narrow, and the sea can quickly invade the beach.

A little rocky for swimming but otherwise a fantastic spot. Not too touristy and a lot more crowded on the weekends. Sometimes there's some fine live music at the restaurant/bar.

A very short beach that also has a very narrow berm (even worse as the tide comes up). It has decent amenities, such as a shower and a foot wash, 2 restaurants, good cark parking, railway and street access.

São Pedro do Estoril is a beautiful stretch of coastline located in Portugal. Its golden sand and crystal-clear waters attract tourists and locals alike who come to enjoy its stunning natural beauty and relaxed atmosphere. One of the most striking features of São Pedro do Estoril Beach is its dramatic cliffs, which rise up from the shore and provide a stunning backdrop to the beach. The cliffs are covered in lush green vegetation, adding to the natural beauty of the area. The beach itself is well-maintained and offers a range of amenities for visitors, including showers, toilets, and changing rooms. There are also several beachside cafes and restaurants where you can enjoy a meal or a drink while taking in the stunning views. For those looking for adventure, São Pedro do Estoril is a great spot for surfing. The waves here are known for their consistency and quality, making it a popular destination for surfers of all levels. There are several surf schools in the area that offer lessons and equipment rental, so even if you're a beginner, you can still experience the thrill of riding the waves. Overall, it's a must-visit destination for anyone traveling to Portugal. Whether you're looking to relax on the beach, catch some waves, or simply take in the natural beauty of the area, this stunning beach has something to offer everyone.

I like this beach always nice to walk around. Without covid it would be full of with people. Nice restaurant by the beach.. Good vibe beautiful sunset.

Scenic views of the ocean and roaring waves was spectacular.

This was a hidden gem that has eluded us. We normally head to Cascais or Carcavelos but after finding this beach we will be back for a swim. It is a short walk from the train station so bonus points for this beach.

Good food, but not much of a beach ambient. Place next door is better

Stunning sandy beach! However, there are stones as you enter the water. There are shower facilities. 2 restaurants on site. It can be very busy.

Nice little beach in Sao Pedro, 2 bars in front. Super cool for kids and dogs

Lovely neighborhood with beautiful beach and beachfront eateries. Also many new hotspots in town. One of my favorite beachfront towns close to Lisbon

It's a nice beach but very small and has rocks on the water. There are nice waves though. And a restaurant as well as an ATM. Wouldn't recommend it because there are very few parking lot spaces and the sand area is small as mentioned above. I went there at low tide and it was already packed in may.

It’s a lovely small beach with a bar, when peak season need to get there early, to get free parking. Well it was around 2015 and earlier.

On windy days I think it is the best choice around. People should be careful when bathing not to hit a rock, since the sea bottom has more rocks than sand. Nice restaurants on the beach.

Not the best if you plan on taking a dip...quite rocky and you have to be careful. It has great surf however ...even great for beginners.

Great beach, though you have to bring your own umbrella and there's no one selling anything.

One of my favorite places. Specially if you go to the left side. Also some of the rocks at this beach are clay, and you can do a face mask.

Nice public beach with good access to parking. Two restaurants (1) fish / sushi (2) pizzaria

Amazing sandy beach,beautfull sunset fulfilled with ocean breeze ✨⛵

A small and perfect beach. Very cool local people

Amazing beach, great to go with the family in summer or just go watch the waves and the sunset in winter. There's a bar/restaurant there (with good food!), which is super nice because once you're at the beach and you want to eat something you don't need to be looking for places to. It's also a great surf spot!

If you are looking for a relaxing day at the beach I would recommend this place. 20min train ride from downtown Lisbon.

Nice beach with nice view of the bars and clean water!

It is quite a rocky beach at low tide and compared to other beaches in the neighbourhood it is small, but because of that secluded & not quite so overrun by visitors (at least on weekdays). There are 2 bars/restaurants there and a public shower. Recommended.