One of our favorite beaches in Portugal! Always been here in winter but still the atmosphere is…read moreamazing.

Amazing place to camp! Absolutely gorgeous! They dont have…read moreany shower but have toilets and a small restaurant and ice cream shop. Really great surf spot! Beautiful view and happy that we were able to camp here. There were other campers around and dogs are allowed on the beach.

Canico restaurant and Prainha beach, Alvor, Algarve, Portugal. Review by Suzie Killen…read more With its unbelievable rock formations, beautiful soft sands, amazingly yummy restaurant which includes a bar and café, and not forgetting the absolutely breathtaking sea views, this really is a location you have to see to believe. Having travelled all over the world in my 20s I can honestly say that this area is my all-time favourite. Throughout my childhood my family and I have had many unforgettable holidays here, so much so that my sister has chosen this place to celebrate the biggest day of her life in May 2011. Canico restaurant has very cleverly been built within the cliffs looking over Lagos Bay. To get to the bay below you can take an elevator down through the rocks, something I seem to want to do again and again and never tire of! The restaurant serves choices of Mediterranean cuisine as well as many traditional Portuguese dishes. There's a calming atmosphere during the day and a fantastic magical feel at night with the back-lit cliffs and local DJs or live music performing on the sands making you want to dance under the stars throughout the night! The beach itself is small but perfect, with crystal clear turquoise waters for bathing. Try taking a stroll and explore the many interconnecting quirky bays nearby. This really is such a memorable place that im somewhat reluctant to share it with others, but somehow I just can't keep it to myself either! I can guarantee you certainly won't be disappointed!

Not sure why this beach only has a 3.7 rating. We went to most of the beaches in Lagos and this is…read moreby far the nicest of them all Not as long and deep as the main Lagos beach but still the nicest). There are several sections that you can go and they all have the fantastic rock formations and are extremely clean. We were off season and not a lot of people, but if you are looking for a gorgeous beach in Lagos, this is the one. We had head Camillo was nice but we went there and it is tiny and does not compare to Dona Ann (and Camillo has 220 stairs!).

Outstanding view, can get a bit crowded at times. A lot of shells in the sand so it can get a bit…read morerough to walk; just make sure to bring sandals. There is no one playing their stupid radio as we see it in NYC beaches. Parking is free, make sure you come early for a good spot. Overall great beach to scape but there are others less crowded and enjoyable as well.

GORGEOUS. I could have stayed here all day, well all week if I could have. Beautiful rock…read moreformations, soft sand, perfect water. Great for pictures and relaxing on the beach. Has a restaurant as well with bathrooms! At the top where you park there are a few shops with fruit and umbrella rentals and clothes. The first guy at the top selling fruit is a jerk and asks for money if you need any help at all AFTER he helps you, what a scammer, don't buy anything from him. He was the first and only person in Portugal we met that wasn't nice. If you need to ask someone a question or for help don't go to him, go to the guys below him, and definitely buy stuff from the guys below him, they were very helpful and nice.

Gorgeous beach. ZERO parking absolute joke. The city or officials should really do something. About…read more50 paved spots. Hundreds of visitors a day. Steep steps down- no prob. Lil vendors at top. Kayak rentals at base of beach. No SUP rental. Great place for a few hours w the family

Beautiful beach and can get crowded especially with the rising tides decreasing the amount of space…read moreavailable for beach goers around the afternoon. Sand was clean. Views are incredible. Water was clear and blue but very cold at the time that I went. We came in the beginning of May, and our skin would turn red if we stayed in the water too long. There's a long staircase down to the beach. Probably not a good idea for very old and fragile, tired people. Otherwise, quite doable.

This is easily one of the most beautiful beaches I have seen in Europe and the best I saw in…read morePortugal. Underneath the cliffs, you can walk down a lengthy set of stairs to the beach. The shots from the cliffs themselves are the most ready for Instagram, but I'd suggest taking the stairs down and spend some time on the beach. It's a beautiful serene spot that is worth the climb up/down the stairs. As many have suggested, this is better for the young and limber given the amount of stairs necessary to make it down to the beach.

great food and staff! Suraj made me feel like family! Obrigato! Very very good and very very cheap.read more

Great little restaurant on the corner, service was stellar! Waiter was awesome. Four of us walked…read morein without a reservation, all ordered different items--all delicious...from the shrimp curry to the cod fillet to the fried fish burger!