SPOTS
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0Parede
This is one of the rarest waves to break on the Costa do Estoril, but when a big swell hits Portugal it can turn into a regular footer`s dream with long rideable walls. Most surfers head for the more consistent peaks of Carcavelos, so Parede rarely gets crowded.
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0Carcavelos
Carcavelos was one of the first breaks to be surfed in Portugal and due to its proximity to the center of Lisbon, is usually very crowded. Fairly consistent surf throughout the tide and works with a wide variety of conditions. The predominant N/NE wind blows offshore here, making it a good...
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0São Pedro - Bafureira
Bafureira rubs shoulders with Bico and works in similar conditions. Being a bit faster and shorter than it`s neighbour makes this wave popular with shortboarders as well. This wave sometimes works as an A-frame but be careful of the rocks if you take off to the left.
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