Piscina do Oriente

Great place! People really helped!

— Marcin Nowak

A lovely clean local pool. Friendly staff. Better than many expensive pools I have swum in. Clean and lots of day light. 25m and 27 degrees for adults. There is also a smaller pool at 31 degrees for kids which looked fun as there was a slide in use. You register at desk first time you visit then can book slots or just turn up. If you just turn up you may have to wait for a slot as the swimming is in sessions eg 8.30-9.15 then 9.30-10.15. It costs 2.50 euro. You must bring flip flops and a cap. These are compulsory. You also need a combination padlock. Also of course bathing suit, towel and soap/shampoo. You are allocated a lane which is nice though these are shared when busy. Also I noticed many regular customers brought a hair dryer with to plug in after.

— Manta UK

Nice an well organized 25 meter Pool for serious swimming with six lanes. You get a 45 minute time slot (like 12:00 - 12:45) after registering at the reception. Bring a own padlock for the lockers. Price: 2,5 € as of 2024

— Mx Ehrensberger

Swim cap mandatory, 2eur entry, they sell swim caps at 2eur as well. Need passport for registration. It's hot for training, but doable.

— Filipe Gonzaga

I needed a lap pool and this is one. Some bureaucracy to be able to get in -like I had to give them ID and a phone number, not sure why. Also like any public pool there are better and worse times to go swim, it can get busy. They don't like you jumping in a lane just before they switch configuration so ask before getting in.

— Regis Denefle