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( 219 292 002; [e-mail]; Rua Fernão Magalhães, Praia das Maçãs; d with/without view
€55/45; ) For spacious, immaculate rooms with expansive ocean views, you can't beat
this homely guesthouse right on the beach at Praia das Maçãs. There's wi-fi in the lobby
only and breakfast isn't included.

Estalagem de Colares
( 210 445 167; Av Amilcar Augusto Gil 142, Colares; s/d from €60/80; ) Peeking above lush
greenery, this whitewashed villa is a calm retreat with large, clean rooms and a peaceful
garden.

GUESTHOUSE €€

Hotel Arribas
( 219 289 050; www.hotelarribas.pt ; Av Alfredo Coelho 28, Praia Grande; d €72-100; ) While
this 39-room, scallop-shaped hotel isn't a pretty face, its sea views over Praia Grande and
100m-long ocean-water pool are magnificent. Light, breezy rooms feature fridges, TVs
and balconies that are ideal for watching surfers ride the waves.

HOTEL €€

Eating
Many cafes and seafood restaurants are scattered along Praia Grande; Praia das Maçãs
also has a few options.

SEAFOOD €€

Adraga
( 219 280 028; www.restaurantedaadraga.com ; Praia da Adraga; seafood €25-45 per kg; 1-10pm) This le-
gendary seafood restaurant sits on the edge of a small beach just below Almoçageme. The
key to success: no fancy techniques or overdressed dining room - just incredibly fresh
fish and seafood cooked to perfection, served up in a friendly, casual setting. Call ahead to
reserve a table by the window. Parking can be tough in the summer (go early if you're
driving).
To get there, take the main road into Almoçageme, and just after the plaza, take the first
left (Rua da Adraga), which leads down to the beach and restaurant.

Moinho Dom Quixote
( 219 292 523; Rua do Campo da Bola, Azoia; mains €7-12; noon-2am) This colourfully decorated,
kitsch-filled restaurant serves salads, quiches, burgers and bistro fare, but the real draw is
the breezy terrace with magnificent views over the coast. Look for the large moinho
(windmill) in Azoia, 2.5km south of the Cabo da Roca.

INTERNATIONAL €€