Praia Fluvial de Mourão, River beach in Mourão, Portugal
Praia Fluvial de Mourão stretches around 320 meters along the Alqueva reservoir with designated swimming zones and grass areas for relaxation. A floating platform with a diving tower and slide provides additional recreational options.
The recreational site emerged after the construction of the Alqueva Dam, which created Europe's largest artificial reservoir. This infrastructure transformed the regional landscape and opened new possibilities for water activities.
The beach is a meeting point for summer festivals and community gatherings where locals and visitors come together. Activities here shape the rhythm of the season.
The beach offers water access ramps, amphibious chairs, and parking for visitors with reduced mobility. Lifeguards are on duty to ensure your safety throughout your visit.
The floating platform with its diving tower stands out as a distinctive feature where visitors can jump and slide into the water. This combination of recreation and safety appeals to guests of all ages and abilities.
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