Anonymous
There are two pools here, the large one is kept at 27ºC, which is just warm enough for me, and a smaller one kept at a toasty 30ºC (86ºF), which is used mostly for aqua gym, etc. When we were there, we were the only people in the 25m pool. The floors in the changing rooms are very slippery. The pool is inexpensive, clean, bright, and has a view of the Serra Mountains.
The facility is a bit difficult to find - there are lots of signs to the pool, but once you're there, it's not clear that you've found it! So, it is the blue building slightly above street level opposite the plainly visible outdoor pool.
For a one-month or 12-session card, you'll need all the usual paperwork, NIF, etc., as with everything in Portugal. It's a pity the pool is closed all weekend! Some French was spoken at reception, English by the friendly lifeguards.
The facility is a bit difficult to find - there are lots of signs to the pool, but once you're there, it's not clear that you've found it! So, it is the blue building slightly above street level opposite the plainly visible outdoor pool.
For a one-month or 12-session card, you'll need all the usual paperwork, NIF, etc., as with everything in Portugal. It's a pity the pool is closed all weekend! Some French was spoken at reception, English by the friendly lifeguards.