Quiet beach parking, narrow access

Yes, many pilgrims and locals on the jetty. Regarding the width: how does a regular garbage truck reach the beach when access is so difficult?

A life lesson learned… The access is extremely narrow, and we had to turn around! Not suitable for normal or oversized motorhomes—only small campervans! Very lovely people live there, though ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Beautiful spot directly by the sea, with bins available. Guests can use the beach bar's toilet. There is a very tight section on the approach and many hikers from 6:30 a.m.

Quiet place during the day, low traffic, as it is a dead-end street. Access can be difficult for bigger cars or caravans, and the end of the street is narrow to reverse direction. However, the landscape is very nice, has a small beach, and a good bar with drinks and seafood just a few meters away. I spent a day working remotely here, no problems - but people walk all day in Camino!

Very beautiful place; difficult access via a narrow, cobbled street, but a van can get through.

The CP is a dead-end street and is for campers difficult to turn at the end. So enter in reverse! Useful for one night. Very close to sea! Along the Camino path. Water point available for washing your feet after the beach (drinkable?)

After a week in Madeira, I just noticed that I had not rated the place. Before leaving, we had a very peaceful and beautiful night here. Do not spend a long time looking for parking spaces; simply park along the roadside.

Pros: by the sea and with good views. Beach bar nearby. / Cons: noisy. Hikers pass continuously from very early in the morning along the walkway where you park. Nearby road, with cars constantly audible. Little privacy. Difficult access because the village streets are narrow on the way to the parking lot.

Noise: pilgrims on the Camino de Santiago pass along the walkway next to the parking area. Surface: cobbled and level. Views: sea views. Distance to beach: 20 m. Parking capacity: 20 campers or motorhomes. Access: when leaving the village, the GPS took us down a very narrow street that motorhomes cannot use. There may be other options. Extras: there is a beach bar for watching the sunset, opening at 10:15 a.m. There are showers.

Top spot because we are right by the beach. Hard ground for parking along the street. Difficult access for motorhomes. Ours is 6.6 m long and 2.3 m wide with an overcab bed. The narrow streets forced us to fold in the mirrors.

Convenient parking along the walkway. Super quiet night. Beautiful coastal walkway for a stroll. Avoid Saturdays and Sundays if you do not want to get trapped by the flow of cars. Negative point: to get there, there are several kilometers of roads entirely paved with cobblestones, which is not ideal with a camper.

Beautiful, but narrow access. We are 7 m long and 2.3 m wide. At one narrow point, we had to fold in the mirrors and still had only a few centimeters between the house wall. No problem with normal vans, but not suitable for a 7.5-ton truck or a motorhome with a living box.

Level parking area on the edge of a road that is a dead end, so there is not much traffic. The view is magnificent, and we were satisfied for one night. There were two other campers with us.

Quite a few pedestrians, but it is worth it. Level parking with a great view.

Quiet parking area directly by the beach. Great view!

Right next to the beach with sea views, but beside a hiking trail, and many people pass by in the mornings on weekends. The night was quiet, with a couple of fishermen's cars, but they did not disturb us.