Praia da Ramalha, Atlantic beach in Apúlia e Fão, Portugal
Praia da Ramalha is an Atlantic beach on Portugal's northern coast with two distinct sections. The northern area shows settled dunes, while the southern part displays active dune development.
The beach formed through natural coastal processes and is defined by the Ribeira da Fonte da Senhora river and a pier at its northern end. These features have shaped the area since early maritime times.
Local fishermen continue their traditional practices at Praia da Ramalha, using small boats to catch fish following methods passed down through generations.
The beach offers wheelchair accessibility, parking spaces, restrooms, and lifeguards during summer months. Equipment rental options are available for visitors interested in water activities.
The beach received multiple water quality certifications and can accommodate 1,200 visitors while maintaining designated zones for various water sports activities.
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