Costa Nova do Prado is a resort area known for its 19th-century, colorful striped houses that used to store fishermen’s equipment. A promenade stretches along the dunes of Praia da Costa Nova, popular for Atlantic Ocean surfing. Besides fresh fish, sprawling Mercado da Costa Nova sells souvenirs, with cafes, ice cream shops, and seafood restaurants close by. Birders visit the Aveiro Lagoon to watch for waterfowl. ― Google

Also known as Costa Nova, it is very popular for its colorful “Palheiros”, houses painted with colored stripes on a white background. Da Costa Nova is also the origin of the regional sweet known as “tripa” and the fish and shellfish sold at the “fish market” or served in local restaurants are also highly appreciated.a is also known for a dynamic fishing community, which founded it as a village, and also because, facing both the sea and the estuary, it is an amphitheater for the practice of various water sports. The maritime beach has been certified with the Blue Flag since 1989 and is also “Accessible Beach, Beach for All” since 2002. On land it is also common to practice sports, on boardwalks, sidewalks, bike paths or even in the various outdoor sports venues available.

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