Praia Da Foz Do Lizandro

Beachfront dining shines at Indigo Ericeira, serving international favorites like poke bowls with ocean views. Nearby, Esplanada Furnas impresses with seafood and curated wine lists in a cozy setting, while Mar das Latas Wine & Food offers small plates and natural wines in a modern ambiance. For traditional Portuguese flavors, Tasquinha do Joy delivers grilled dishes and local wines in a casual atmosphere. Com Pinta adds a trendy rooftop vibe with globally inspired dishes and craft cocktails.

Upscale stays include the oceanfront Hotel Vila Galé Ericeira with pools and sea-view rooms, while boutique Praia FLH Hotels offers minimalist design near the beach. Budget-friendly options like GiG Capsule Hostel provide modern pod-style lodging, and Aethos Ericeira blends wellness retreat vibes with luxury amenities. For surfers, Selina Boavista features a laid-back poolside atmosphere and coworking spaces.

Visitors enjoy free Wi-Fi, outdoor showers, and clean restrooms across the beach area. Loungers and umbrellas are available for rent, while picnic tables and changing facilities enhance convenience. Seasonal beach bars serve refreshments, and monitored lifeguard stations provide safety during peak hours.

Surfing dominates here, with consistent waves attracting all skill levels. Family-friendly swimming areas, beach volleyball courts, and coastal hiking trails along the cliffs offer varied recreation. Kayaking and paddleboarding are popular in the calmer river estuary section, while fishing spots dot the rocky outcrops.

Accessible ramps lead directly to the shore, with beach wheelchairs available upon request. Designated parking, adapted restrooms, and shaded rest areas ensure comfort, while lifeguards provide assistance during operational hours.

Ample free and paid parking lots sit within walking distance, though spaces fill quickly during summer. Street parking is available but limited, and designated accessible parking spots ensure convenience for visitors with mobility needs.

This beach’s name derives from the Lizandro River, which creates a unique freshwater-meets-ocean ecosystem supporting diverse birdlife. The area’s surf breaks have hosted international competitions, cementing its reputation as a key Portuguese surfing destination.

Nearby Ericeira, a UNESCO-recognized surfing reserve, boasts historic cobblestone streets and cliffside viewpoints. Hiking trails like the Ecovia do Litoral connect to neighboring beaches, while the Mafra National Palace (15-minute drive) showcases baroque architecture and lush gardens.