Lamelas
Ana Moura’s cooking. Traditional dishes, reinvented.
924 060 426
Local guide · Porto Covo and around
What we recommend to our guests. Restaurants by town, the beaches of the coast and the best experiences in the region, from Sines to Vila Nova de Milfontes.
Restaurants
Grilled fish, local cooking and a few tables that reinvent the classics. Call ahead, especially outside the summer.
Ana Moura’s cooking. Traditional dishes, reinvented.
924 060 426
Fish of the day, on the grill.
269 905 977
In the village, near the square.
934 449 045
For an unhurried meal.
965 800 557
Pizza and pasta, in the village.
269 905 115
At the Vizir campsite.
965 754 882
At the Porto Covo Praia Hotel & Spa.
269 039 100
Right here at Casas da Ilha. Wood-fired pizza, bread with olive oil and rosemary.
968 350 119
Traditional dishes, reinvented.
283 996 753
Grilled fish and seafood rice.
283 997 160
Grilled fish by the sea.
283 011 275
Alentejo cooking, dish of the day.
930 511 446
Meat on the grill.
269 905 277
Recommended by Amo Sines’ food and drink column.
Careful cooking rooted in tradition.
269 869 019
Next to the old town.
Recommended by Amo Sines.
Recommended by Amo Sines.
List by Lugar de Porto Covo. Opening hours and closing days change with the season: please check by phone.
Beaches
The coast south of Porto Covo is made of small coves. Further north and further south, the beaches open up.
The village beach, in a sheltered cove. Blue Flag for twenty years.
Small, next to the fishing harbour.
North of the village, between cliffs.
To the south, with rocks and rock pools at low tide.
On the way to the Island, on foot along the trail.
Facing the Island and the fort. The best spot to watch the sun set into the sea.
Further south, long and wilder.
Sines’ town beach, below the castle.
A long beach, popular for surfing.
Among the dunes, south of São Torpes.
A vast beach inside the Natural Park.
In rough seas, choose beaches with lifeguards and stay away from cliff edges.
Things to do
The fort on land and the ruins on the Island, facing the beach.
Above the bay, where Vasco da Gama was born.
Concerts at the castle and on the beach, every summer.
A Roman town with a temple, baths and a hippodrome.
A coastal lagoon with birdlife, north of Sines.
Animals roaming semi-free, near Santiago do Cacém.
Surf school in Sines, diving in Porto Covo and fishing trips by boat from Sines harbour.
Through the coastal dunes and pine woods, around Aberta Nova.