Ingrina beach

Ingrina is a 70 m long sandy strip between high ragged rocks and a giant limestone platform. The descent is relatively smooth and the sea bottom is covered in sand and pebbles. There are no infrastructure facilities. Ingrina is a rather deserted place, popular with divers, yet quite suitable for swimming and sunbathing. A plain, open to the winds, stretches behind the beach.

When is it better to go

The beach season in Portugal lasts from the beginning of June until September, when the air temperature reaches +30°C and the water temperature - +19°C. It should be remembered that the Atlantic Ocean does not warm up well and cools quickly, lovers of a more comfortable temperature can swim in natural stone pools, which are quite numerous on the coast.