Really beautiful beach. I recommend 👌 it is less windy than I was expecting, a lot of seaweed on the sand and in the water. But the cliffs are stunning ! Parking is free and there is a coffee/shop and restaurant near if needed. If you walk to your right after going down the stairs to access the beach, you will see a little "cave" hidden. Very pretty and unique

I love it a lot, wish to spend more time at the beach in the sun with an umbrella. Water is clean for swimming. Boat rides are possible. Crowded but enough space for each one.

Beautiful and crowded. Parking is nearly impossible. You better drop your car far away and walk down to the beach. Bar is quite good but NO CREDIT CARD payment. Prices are affordable but definitely not cheap. I think it depends on the weather but you could experience some seaweed overcharge. In these days maintenance staff was slowly removing tons of it

This beach was wonderful! You can swim out to the rock formation just a short distance from the shore, and there are great views of the cliffs from every angle. There is even a hidden grotto at the far right side of the beach- make sure to take a look- great photo opp.

Absolutely stunning beach with sandstone cliffs surrounding you, and caves to explore at low tide. Parking is limited, so we parked at praia do camilho, and walked a quarter of a mile to Praia Dona Ana on the raised boardwalk. Many steps to the beach. Restaurant on the beach and public restroom at top of steps. Got very crowded at points and lots of seaweed, but still an amazing experience.

Stunning beach with lots to explore. It does get busy but there is space and we had no issues (families, couples, and small groups were respectful). When there is a low tide, it's easy to explore cave like structures and other hidden beaches but you don't want to get stuck when the tide rises. Lifeguards monitor the beach. Not wheelchair accessible; need to take staircase down the cliff. There is a restaurant and beach beds for rental on the beach level. Stores and cafes are nearby on the road (uphill).

The view from the beach was amazing. The natural rock formations and clean blue water were very inviting. However, we couldn't enjoy it more because of the crowd that was filling this place. However, on a quiet day, this place would be more enjoyable.

Praia D Ana is a lovely beach, with an amazing view. Make sure you bring plenty water, a cold beer if you drink, fruits, umbrella (€20 each if you buy there, but €6.99 at Audi). So go to Audi and get your cooler box for €7.99 and a bag of ice too. *Be aware* The pavement going down the stairs can get a little slippery.

Thoroughly enjoyed the scenic walk over the beach on the cliffs, and my boat tour through the caves, highly recommend either a boat, or kayak or SUP to explore the surrounding caves. Was just a little disappointed with the beach itself. It was packed even at 5pm, water was freezing but also the water was full of algae but also a bit of rubbish in the water and many cigarette butts in the sand. Maybe normal for European beaches but fortunately not what I’m used to.

The beach has a bathroom (inside of the restaurant). It is not very fancy but you can also eat there. You can rent a boat to see the caves(it costs 25€ /person). You can also rent a sunbed and it costs 20(for 2 persons) for the whole day starting from 9 am to 7pm. Very beautiful.

Lovely beach stunning rock formation. Good facilities. Sun beds €10 for the whole day. Get there early as gets busy after midday. Sea can be a bit forceful but once you are past the breakers its not too bad. Good walks along the top of the cliff's as long as it's not too hot.

It's a stunning beach with rock formations in the water - totally worth visiting. There are some stairs there to get down to the beach, but not as many as other reviews mention - it's very manageable. Two things are worth mentioning. First, sand is full of broken shells and is difficult to walk on as it's very grainy, so take your water shoes with you. Second, I am not sure if this was just an occasional occurrence or if it is constant - the beach and water was full of algi, and it was everywhere! So coming into water, you would surely end up having some algi on you. This affected our enjoyment of the beach unfurtunetly. Still, it's worth visiting!