The Tróia peninsula is a spit of sand between the Sado estuary and the Atlantic Ocean, opposite Setúbal. It can be reached by ferry from Setúbal or by road from the south.
What to expect
- Beaches
- A long beach on the Atlantic side, with dunes and pine woods behind.
- Nature
- The Sado estuary, with its resident population of dolphins, and the peninsula's pine woods. The Roman ruins of Tróia, former fish-salting works, are on the peninsula itself.
- Food
- Fish and seafood from the Sado and the Atlantic, both on the peninsula and on the Setúbal shore across the river.
- Character
- Natural and peaceful, with a marina, a golf course and large stretches of pine woods and dunes.
On the map
The marked area is only indicative.
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