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SECADERO DE PESCADO EN LA PLAYA DE NAZARÉ
Nazaré es una singular villa marinera en Portugal.
Un lugar donde aún se pesca con redes que se arrastran hasta la orilla, para subastar allí las capturas.
Es la xávega, un arte de pesca que apenas sobrevive en algunas zonas del país. Y también podrás contemplar cómo aún se seca el pescado en la playa.
Además, Nazaré tiene una ubicación ideal frente a una playa que se puede observar a vista de pájaro desde un acantilado espectacular.
Se encuentra a unos cien kilómetros de Lisboa y doscientos de Oporto. De esta manera, no importa cuál de las dos ciudades visites, acercarte a Nazaré es imprescindible
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from a short trip in 2018
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Playa de Nazaré, paraíso de los surfistas por sus olas! No se aprecia igual la magnitud, pero INCREIBLES olones!
_DSC6308 - From the hill overlooking the city, we could see an unusual mist coming in from the sea, eventually covering the city.
Nazaré
Portugal
Nazaré beach, with its mild climate and natural beauty, has already stolen my heart years ago.
The long sandy half-moon shaped beach, which is also the town’s sea front, is known for its grandeur and for the brightly-coloured awnings that decorate the sandy beaches, contrasting with the blue of the water and the sky.
The Nazaré Canyon is an underwater canyon, which, as its name suggests, is located near Nazaré, on the coast of Portugal. It is the largest in Europe, with an extension of 230 km and a depth of 5000 meters.
The depth of the Nazaré Canyon and its relative proximity to the coast causes very high waves. This makes Nazaré one of the best places to surf. The canyon creates constructive interference between incoming waves so it tends to make the waves much larger than normal.
On October 29, 2020, German surfer Sebastian Steudtner surfed a wave of 26.21 meters, being recognized in 2022 by Guinness World Records as the world record for the highest wave surfed.