The beaches at Galinhos are pristine, but facilities are limited, so bring all the essentials (sunscreen, hat, beach towel, etc.).

There are a few restaurants and hotels in the village, and foodies won’t want to miss the seafood—fresh fish, crabs, and oysters are local specialties.

No cars are allowed in the village of Galinhos, but you can rent a horse- or donkey-pulled cart or buggy to get around.

Galinhos’ remote location and lack of transport make it a tricky destination for wheelchair access.