Where the Tagus Becomes the Sea: Route of the Fluvial Beaches of the South Bank
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Where the Tagus Becomes the Sea: Route of the Fluvial Beaches of the South Bank

Expresso6 September 2026 at 10:33

The article presents a route of the fluvial beaches of the South Bank, a region located along the Tagus River, where it widens and takes on characteristics similar to the sea. The South Bank is described as a destination offering views of Lisbon as its horizon.

The text highlights white sandy shores and calm waters as the main characteristics of these fluvial beaches. The region is presented as a refuge for those seeking sun, sport and riverside waterfronts, inviting visitors to slow down and relax.

The Green Walk is associated with this route, having the support of Kia as the Official Car. The Boa Cama Boa Mesa program is also mentioned in the context of this project promoting the region.

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