Supertubos Beach

Location

Supertubos Beach is located on the south coast of the Peniche peninsula, in the town and municipality of Peniche. This extensive sandy beach is part of a wider bay, stretching from Molhe Leste (East Jetty) to Consolação. Its position, partially sheltered by the jetty, is crucial for the unique characteristics of its waves, making it an unavoidable landmark in the coastal landscape of this region.

The Mythical Waves of the Atlantic

Known worldwide, Supertubos Beach owes its name to its fast, tubular waves, considered among the best in Europe for surfing. These waves, often compared to Hawaii's famous "Pipeline," attract the international surfing elite. Since 2009, this spot has hosted stages of the World Surf League global circuit, turning the beach into a meeting point for surf enthusiasts and a spectacle for visitors.

Natural Environment and Coastal Scenery

Supertubos Beach is more than a surf destination; it integrates a valuable dune system, classified as a Natura 2000 site. This coastal ecosystem displays resilient flora, adapted to the coastal conditions, and plays a vital role in the conservation and protection of the coast against erosion. Beyond its environmental value, the beach offers ample space for bathing, where quality and safety are ensured. At the end of the day, the wide bay provides a privileged setting for contemplating striking sunsets over the Atlantic Ocean.