The beach was beautiful, but the strip let it down. On our first day there, we were approached by a very chatty older man who shared his life story with us. At the end, he asked if we had any spare m…Full review by Ben D
Dec 29, 2024
A morning stroll along the beach boardwalk was amazing: it's the widest beach I've ever seen! Praia da Rocha have these magnificent limestone rock formations and sea caves that have risen between th…Full review by Altea88
Dec 26, 2024
Beautiful promenade for walking with number of bars/rerail shops. Soft sand where you can walk barefoot in sea. Bagpiper on beach attracting crowds & number skateboards etc. Recommend.Full review by Arwel B
Thinking of going end of November. Will there be restaurants, bars and shops open or does the resort close for winter. Never been here before so not sure what to expect.
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Praia da Rocha keeps open most businesses year round. With the Portuguese weather, it's lovely for 320 days+ per year. Don't miss Croke Park for food, looks like a n other Irish bar but …
Praia da Rocha keeps open most businesses year round. With the Portuguese weather, it's lovely for 320 days+ per year. Don't miss Croke Park for food, looks like a n other Irish bar but the chef in there is excellent. If you get a chance and have a car, visit Namaste in Alvor for superb Indian food. The Indians on the front at Praia are iffy at best.
First time visitin Praia da rocha going self catering and unsure how much I’ll need for food n drinks I don’t mind buying stuff from supermarket for brekkie or snacks(which is best) it’s for evening really 7days hol there’s two of us thanks
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