RESTAURANTS RECOMMENDED

Sul Restaurant  – $$$

Furnas Restaurant  – $$$

Mar de Latas – $$$

Tasca da Boa Viagem – $$

Tik Tak Restaurant  – $$

GIG (Green is Good)  – $

Prim  – $

Pãozinho das Marias ( Good For Breakfast and Coffee)  – $

OTHER  INFORMATION

Closer Supermarket – Supermercado Pão de Açúcar  – Galeria São Sebastião (5 min walking).

Delicatessen – Loja da Amélia  – Largo dos Condes da Ericeira, 12 (5 min walking).

Chill out view – (sunset) above the Praia dos Pescadores – Casa da Fernanda. Ask for famous

ouriço cake sweet and a coffee.

Take off e-bike – R. Dr. Eduardo Burnay, 22  – 2655-320  – Ericeira. From 10:00 to 18:00 all days except sunday closed  – Phone: 965 261 894.

Surf walking distance –  Praia dos Pescadores or Praia do Sul Surf.

Surf by car – Praia de Ribeira Ilhas or Praia Matadouro.

Semente Surf School – + will offer  351 918 634 256.

Praia de Ribeira D’Ilhas – Offers good restaurant, bathrooms and surf.

Trail walk – From Praia de Ribeira D’Ilhas to Coxos surf break (1 hour walking out and return).

Bike ride – Please contact local bike shops for rentals.

Surf Stores – 58 Surf and Quicksilver (both stores have a restaurant / café inside the store). On Quicksilver there is a skate park for good skaters, while 58 Store has a nice paved floor outside the store for beginners to play.

Children – Santa Marta Park is a 10 min walk and a good entertaining for children. It’s near Sul Restaurant.

Paddleboarding & Kayaking

Paddleboarding – Rent on the Praia do Lizandro following the river upstream.

Kayaking – On Praia dos Pescadores you will find kayaks and paddleboards for rent.

CLOSE-BY TOWNS TO VISIT

Visit Mafra Castel – 15 min by car is one of the largest royal palaces with 40.000 m2 and

lots of history.

Day Trips – To Sintra town (25 km), Cascais town (60 km), and Lisbon (90 km).

nd followed the oars, leading El-Rei (…).

The affluence in the Ribas was immense. Everything was silent, but tears flowed from many eyes (…)

El-Rei was very pale, D Amélia was in a mood, D. Maria Pia, overwhelmed (…) The boats had not yet docked at the yacht when a car with civilian revolutionaries, armed with rifles and bombs, who said to shoot to the beach if they had arrived in time for boarding (…) “.