Mouranitos, on the Atlantic coast of Portugal, is a natural beach, normally frequented by fishermen and hidden from tourists. Its access is dangerous, going down the cliff, with some sections in which it is necessary to climb. Once down, the landscape is unforgettable. Fine white sand covers the beach, from which high rock towers rises with suggestive shapes sculpted by the force of the Atlantic waves. At low tide, the small streams find their way to the sea, creating a fabulous game of reflections.