Magisterio - all beaches

There is a shortage of pavement on the bumpy roads, with rain causing flooding, although there have been some improvements. The local government only collects property taxes but there is no visible investment. The absence of bank branches, cyber cafes, and ATMs is noticeable. Kudos for the efficient daily garbage collection.

So, I stumbled upon this little patch of sand and water that people seem to call a "beach." And let me tell you, it was quite the experience. The sun was shining, the waves were crashing, and the sand was...well, sandy. But don't let my sarcasm fool you, this beach was actually pretty nice. The water was clear and refreshing, and the sand was soft and warm under my feet. There were even some cool little tide pools to explore. Overall, I'd say this beach is definitely worth checking out. Just be prepared to share your space with a bunch of other beach-goers. But hey, isn't that part of the fun?

This beach is rather unremarkable, lacking any notable features or attractions. It may be suitable for those seeking solitude, as it tends to be devoid of crowds. However, don't expect any excitement or stimulation here - it's simply a place to go if you need to clear your head and escape the hustle and bustle of more lively beaches.

Cidreira, the charming coastal city where my youngest son resides, has captured my heart and I am eagerly looking forward to relocating there soon. I have already begun my search for a new home in this wonderful place, which boasts excellent infrastructure. While there is room for improvement in the maintenance of the streets and asphalt, this minor issue is overshadowed by the beauty of the city. The stunning beaches are the highlight of the summer season, and I cannot wait to bask in the sun, swim in the crystal-clear waters, and enjoy the vibrant atmosphere. Cidreira is truly a gem of a city that offers a unique blend of natural beauty and modern amenities.