moderate
6–7 hours including swim and boat transfers
Participants should be comfortable swimming 3km in open water and able to navigate uneven rocky terrain.
Swim through vibrant coastal caves and arches on the Sesimbra Beach and Cave Tour by Swim Together. Discover vivid waters and local wildlife on this guided aquatic adventure near Lisbon.
1 day • 3km • Sea
Experience the breathtaking beauty of Ribeira do Cavalo Beach on a unique swimming adventure. Swim through turquoise and emerald waters, explore stunning natural arches and caves, and enjoy a delicious lunch at a local tavern. With the chance to spot dolphins on your return, this day promises unforgettable memories.
1 Day
3km
14ºC - 22ºC (57ºF - 72ºF)
An outdoor swimming experience in one of the most beautiful beaches in Europe.
Ribeira do Cavalo Beach is a beach of wild and paradisiacal beauty, with a sea of waters that are sometimes turquoise and sometimes emerald green. The rocky islands, natural arches and caves so characteristic of this coastline make this swimming route a real dream.
It is from the blue inlet of Sesimbra that we will start to swim, in a swimming course full of marine life and holes in the rocky walls.
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A Little Piece of Paradise We meet at Marina de Sesimbra from where we depart by boat to Praia da Ribeiro da Cavalo.
Arriving at Enseada da Mula we will start our swimming tour passing by Enseada da Mula and Gruta do Frade.
We will end this unforgettable experience with a boat trip back to Sesimbra, where there is a high probability to see dolphins.
After a delicious lunch in a typical Portuguese tavern, we will visit the region.
Water ranges from 14ºC to 22ºC; layered wetsuits can enhance comfort.
Protect the delicate marine environment by applying reef-safe sunscreen before swimming.
Swimming alongside your guides ensures safety navigating through caves and rocky formations.
Capture the vibrant underwater world and stunning rock arches during the swim.
Sesimbra is a historic fishing town with roots dating back to the 12th century, known for its maritime traditions and seafood cuisine.
The region emphasizes sustainable tourism practices to protect fragile marine habitats and promote responsible wildlife interactions.
Provides insulation for water temperatures ranging from 14ºC to 22ºC.
spring|fall|winter specific
Protects eyes and improves underwater visibility during swimming.
Useful for rocky shore entry and exit points to protect feet.
Stay hydrated throughout the day, especially after exertion in the sun.