Places to Visit
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Peniche is the perfect base for exploring some of Portugal’s most beautiful nearby attractions. Visit the stunning Berlengas Islands, known for crystal-clear waters and dramatic cliffs, or explore the charming medieval town of Óbidos with its cobbled streets and historic castle. Just a short drive away, the peaceful Buddha Eden Gardens offer a unique cultural experience, while local beaches, coastal walks, and fishing villages surround Peniche, making it an ideal destination for nature, culture, and relaxation.

Berlengas Island
The Berlengas Islands are a protected natural reserve off the coast of Peniche, known for dramatic cliffs, crystal-clear waters, and rich marine life. Home to the historic São João Baptista Fort, the islands offer boat tours, swimming, and breathtaking coastal scenery, making them a must-visit destination in Portugal.

Supertubos, Peniche
Supertubos Beach in Peniche is one of Europe’s most famous surf spots, known for its powerful waves and perfect barrels. Home to international surf competitions, it attracts surfers from around the world while still offering long sandy beaches and stunning Atlantic views for visitors.

Baleal, Peniche
Baleal is a laid-back coastal village near Peniche, famous for its beautiful beaches, clear waters, and excellent surf conditions for all levels. With a relaxed atmosphere, seaside cafés, and stunning ocean views, Baleal is perfect for beach days, surfing, and watching unforgettable sunsets.

Obidos
Óbidos is a charming medieval town near Peniche, surrounded by ancient walls and a historic castle. With cobbled streets, whitewashed houses, and colourful flowers, it offers a step back in time and is famous for its traditional ginjinha liqueur and romantic atmosphere.

Buddah Gardens, Bacalhoa
Buddha Eden Gardens (Bacalhôa) is a peaceful cultural garden near Peniche, featuring statues, sculptures, lakes, and lush landscapes. Created to promote harmony and reflection, it blends Eastern art with nature, offering a calm and inspiring escape ideal for a relaxing day trip.

Alcobaça
Alcobaça is a historic town home to the impressive Alcobaça Monastery, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Founded in the 12th century, the monastery is famous for its grand Gothic architecture and the legendary tombs of King Pedro and Inês de Castro, symbols of Portugal’s great love story.