Apulia Beach With the beauty of its windmills and long sandy beach, this is the most sought after beach in northern Portugal
The colors are what most mark, on a first visit, the eyes of those who pass by. Because Apulia Beach is a colorful and well-disposed beach, perfect for those who like to get their feet wet without having to leave much of the comfortable area of the houses and terraces. The color of the landscape comes from the blue of the sea and, mainly, from the many lined awnings that shelter the holidaymakers from the heat when the sun goes up. Also the boats, standing by the beach in the small fishing port, bring more color to Praia da Apúlia, decorating it with typicality and tradition, whether fishing or catching sargass. The famous windmills complement the postcard of this beach and remember that here the wind is strong, even though the dunes are a good refuge.
Integrated in the Protected Landscape Area of the Esposende Coastline, Apulia Beach has a huge sandy beach, surrounded by dunes that protect it from the strongest winds, where the old windmills subsist, currently transformed into holiday homes. Very popular during the summer, this beach has complete support infrastructures and is recommended by doctors themselves for its richness in iodine. The abundance of seaweed is one of the most striking features and was the origin of one of the most picturesque figures of the north coast - the Apulia Sargaceiro, named for its use of the harvesting of sargaço (name given to algae), which was used as fertilizer. in the surrounding agricultural fields.
Apulia Beach
Features: Extensive sandy beach where some rocky outcrops emerge in the north. It ends at the south jetty. Wooden walkways allow easier access to the beach. Windmills transformed into housing to crown an ancient dune. Services: Car Park. Concession area. Restaurant. Bar / cafeteria. Changing rooms. Rental of awnings. Showers. Guarded beach. First aid. Umbrella area. Wheelchair access. Access: Easy, with free nearby parking. Wooden walkways to the concession area. Recreation / Sports Activities: Windsurfing. Kitesurfing. Football and beach volleyball. Sport fishing. Awards: Has Blue Flag. Water quality: Great (*) . Average water temperature: 19ºC Location: Vila de Apúlia, Esposende. 41 ° 28 57.09 "N 8 ° 46 39.89" O Remarks: (*) Consult updated bulletins (**) Check with the Maritime Authority for special zones and concessions to engage in activity.
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