Pousada Do Infante Sagres
Ponta da Atalaia Sagres, Algarve, 8650-385, Portugal
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Making friends with the natives
... of the important buildings were destroyed by our own Francis Drake (naughty boy) and then by an earthquake and Tsunami in 1755.
But now it is known only for its fish and its tourism industry. It still has some charm to it having winding cobbled streets and well preserved churches; town hall; fortress and city walls. We loved the fish market; there are so many weird and wonderful fish on sale that we couldn't name half of them but intend to try and sample quite a few while ...
How Rude!
... the site of a fallen Roman city.
Unfortunately, we do not recommend visiting this castle, or the town for that matter. I suppose we prefer a castle to be more in raw form rather than spit and polish restoration although it gives a good idea of what it looked like in all its glory. The staff was really rude and snotty, a first for Portugal...one might ...
DiscoverGranada - Lagos!!
... just before it had begun I had taken one of the water crystals B gave me (“Freedom”) and had “set it free” off the cliff. Watching it twirl and tumble as it made its way to the salty surf was liberating, exhilarating. All I wanted was her there to share that experience. It was truly the most beautiful sunset I have ever seen-filled with absolute silence, love and peace. Unfortunately, it had to end. Afterwards we packed up and headed back the ...
Last night in Lagos
I had a very leisurely morning, spending most of it talking with people at the hostel and hanging out in the common area reading. In the afternoon, the sisters went on their booze cruise and I went with some kids from the hostel to eat burgers at this place that's apparently one of the top 50 burger joints in the world. It was actually a really awesome burger, MASSIVE, with ham and pineapple. After that, two of the girls and I walked down to this ...
Lagos to Ameracao de Pera, 35 miles
... Restaurant and are quite impressed (shocked might be the better word) by the waiters. They are friendly, funny and accommodating to vegetarians. We start with the port soaked melon balls. What balls wouldn't be amazing soaked in port?! The sangria branco pairs well with the white asparagus salad too! To finish it off…a complimentary dessert port! Nice touch. We should sleep well tonight…
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