Benagil Cave and Algarve Beaches Boat Tour from Armação de Pêra
by Setima Onda Boat Trips
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This guided boat tour from Armação de Pêra lasts about one hour and visits the Benagil cave plus other beaches along the Algarve coast. The group will see around 10 caves and about 15 beaches, including Praia da Marinha, Praia da Cova Redonda, Gruta do Capitão, and Arch da Albandeira. The tour includes a captain, guide, life jackets, and insurance. The departure point is Armação de Pêra Beach, known for its fishing heritage and the largest natural reef in Portugal. The boat then passes by Alporchinhos beach near the Vila Vita Parc resort and Tremoços beach, which is in a sheltered bay with limited access. Other stops include Praia de Nossa Senhora da Rocha, a rugged fishing beach, and Praia do Barranco, a quiet beach in a valley favored by divers for its marine life. The tour continues to Praia da Marinha, recognized by the Michelin Guide as one of Europe's top ten beaches, noted for its cliffs and clear water. It also passes Barranquinho beach, which has an unusually long stretch of sand, Malhada do Baraço beach, accessible only by sea, and Albandeira beach, known for its water arch. Praia da Corredoura, another sea-access-only beach with cliffs and sea caves, is visited before reaching the famous Benagil cave. The Benagil cave is a well-known sea cave and a major highlight of the Algarve. The tour ends with views of Benagil Beach, a cove with calm, clear waters where boat tours to the cave depart. Children must be accompanied by an adult for safety reasons.
Highlights
What's included
What's not included
Itinerary
Armação de Pêra Beach
The tour starts at Armação de Pêra Beach, known for its fishing tradition and protected coastline. This beach also has the largest natural reef in Portugal and is popular with families.
Alporchinhos Beach
The boat passes Alporchinhos beach near the Vila Vita Parc resort. This beach features fine golden sand and is part of the Algarve coast.
Tremoços Beach
Tremoços beach is located in the eastern part of Lagoa in a sheltered bay. Difficult to access, it remains largely untouched and maintains a wild character.
Praia de Nossa Senhora da Rocha
This beach is one of the more rugged and natural coastal areas in the region. It serves as a safe harbor for local small fishing boats.
Praia do Barranco
Praia do Barranco lies deep in a valley and is quiet due to difficult access. It is a known spot for divers because the rocky seabed supports diverse marine life.
Praia da Marinha
Praia da Marinha is listed by the Michelin Guide as one of the ten most beautiful beaches in Europe and among the top 100 in the world. It is known for its cliffs and clear waters, making it an important stop on the tour.
Barranquinho Beach
Barranquinho Beach has a unique shape where the sandy area between the entrance and sea is almost twice the length of the shoreline itself.
Malhada do Baraço Beach
Located in Lagoa, Malhada do Baraço Beach is only reachable by sea. It is known for its exceptionally clear waters and coastal scenery.
Albandeira Beach
Albandeira Beach features a notable arch formation in the water. While less known than nearby beaches, it remains a distinctive spot on the Algarve coast.
Praia da Corredoura
Praia da Corredoura is accessible only by sea and is surrounded by cliffs. It has two sea caves on opposite ends of the beach.
Benagil Cave
The tour visits the Benagil cave, a widely recognized sea cave considered one of the Algarve’s main natural attractions, drawing millions of visitors annually.
Benagil Beach
The final stop is Benagil Beach, a cove beneath cliffs with calm, clear waters. This beach is the departure point for boat tours to the Benagil cave.
Meeting point
On Pescadores Beach in Armação de Pêra, next to Pedro's Bar, you will find a large blue flag in the sand, as well as a member of our staff wearing a t-shirt that says Sétima Onda Boat Trips. To ensure a timely departure, please arrive **20 minutes early** and contact our colleagues to check in.
End point
On Pescadores Beach in Armação de Pêra, next to Pedro's Bar, you will find a large blue flag in the sand, as well as a member of our staff wearing a t-shirt that says Sétima Onda Boat Trips. To ensure a timely departure, please arrive **20 minutes early** and contact our colleagues to check in.
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Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.
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Benagil Cave and Algarve Beaches Boat Tour from Armação de Pêra
by Setima Onda Boat Trips
Choose from 1 available option
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€50Overview
This guided boat tour from Armação de Pêra lasts about one hour and visits the Benagil cave plus other beaches along the Algarve coast. The group will see around 10 caves and about 15 beaches, including Praia da Marinha, Praia da Cova Redonda, Gruta do Capitão, and Arch da Albandeira. The tour includes a captain, guide, life jackets, and insurance. The departure point is Armação de Pêra Beach, known for its fishing heritage and the largest natural reef in Portugal. The boat then passes by Alporchinhos beach near the Vila Vita Parc resort and Tremoços beach, which is in a sheltered bay with limited access. Other stops include Praia de Nossa Senhora da Rocha, a rugged fishing beach, and Praia do Barranco, a quiet beach in a valley favored by divers for its marine life. The tour continues to Praia da Marinha, recognized by the Michelin Guide as one of Europe's top ten beaches, noted for its cliffs and clear water. It also passes Barranquinho beach, which has an unusually long stretch of sand, Malhada do Baraço beach, accessible only by sea, and Albandeira beach, known for its water arch. Praia da Corredoura, another sea-access-only beach with cliffs and sea caves, is visited before reaching the famous Benagil cave. The Benagil cave is a well-known sea cave and a major highlight of the Algarve. The tour ends with views of Benagil Beach, a cove with calm, clear waters where boat tours to the cave depart. Children must be accompanied by an adult for safety reasons.
Highlights
What's included
What's not included
Itinerary
Armação de Pêra Beach
The tour starts at Armação de Pêra Beach, known for its fishing tradition and protected coastline. This beach also has the largest natural reef in Portugal and is popular with families.
Alporchinhos Beach
The boat passes Alporchinhos beach near the Vila Vita Parc resort. This beach features fine golden sand and is part of the Algarve coast.
Tremoços Beach
Tremoços beach is located in the eastern part of Lagoa in a sheltered bay. Difficult to access, it remains largely untouched and maintains a wild character.
Praia de Nossa Senhora da Rocha
This beach is one of the more rugged and natural coastal areas in the region. It serves as a safe harbor for local small fishing boats.
Praia do Barranco
Praia do Barranco lies deep in a valley and is quiet due to difficult access. It is a known spot for divers because the rocky seabed supports diverse marine life.
Praia da Marinha
Praia da Marinha is listed by the Michelin Guide as one of the ten most beautiful beaches in Europe and among the top 100 in the world. It is known for its cliffs and clear waters, making it an important stop on the tour.
Barranquinho Beach
Barranquinho Beach has a unique shape where the sandy area between the entrance and sea is almost twice the length of the shoreline itself.
Malhada do Baraço Beach
Located in Lagoa, Malhada do Baraço Beach is only reachable by sea. It is known for its exceptionally clear waters and coastal scenery.
Albandeira Beach
Albandeira Beach features a notable arch formation in the water. While less known than nearby beaches, it remains a distinctive spot on the Algarve coast.
Praia da Corredoura
Praia da Corredoura is accessible only by sea and is surrounded by cliffs. It has two sea caves on opposite ends of the beach.
Benagil Cave
The tour visits the Benagil cave, a widely recognized sea cave considered one of the Algarve’s main natural attractions, drawing millions of visitors annually.
Benagil Beach
The final stop is Benagil Beach, a cove beneath cliffs with calm, clear waters. This beach is the departure point for boat tours to the Benagil cave.
Meeting point
On Pescadores Beach in Armação de Pêra, next to Pedro's Bar, you will find a large blue flag in the sand, as well as a member of our staff wearing a t-shirt that says Sétima Onda Boat Trips. To ensure a timely departure, please arrive **20 minutes early** and contact our colleagues to check in.
End point
On Pescadores Beach in Armação de Pêra, next to Pedro's Bar, you will find a large blue flag in the sand, as well as a member of our staff wearing a t-shirt that says Sétima Onda Boat Trips. To ensure a timely departure, please arrive **20 minutes early** and contact our colleagues to check in.
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.