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... sun was shining and a Campari and soda (Alice style - "easy on the soda") was waiting. We were introduced to Alice's Lagos gang - a welcoming and fun group of mainly English expats who now call Lagos home - the evening was just getting started. The ...

... that the last bus back to Lagos left Faro at 530....so we hopped back on the exact same damn bus to go the 2.5 hours back to Lagos and never saw a freakin thing in Faro. Soooo shitty. Bus oh well! Anyway, all in all, Lagos was an awesome place that Id ...

... in southern Porgutal the next morning.  We woke up early and walked up and down the winding, narrow, cobblestone streets of Lagos. After getting a feel for the town we headed back to the hostel and got ready for the beach.  The ...

... while we watched from coffee bar overlooking the beach. As the sky darkened into evening we walked along the headland, coming across a modern house right on the head with automatic gates. Surely it must be owned by someone rich and famous! One thing was ...

... and Beach) was located.  Soon after checking in, the rest of our group, which came straight from Sevilla, arrived. Lagos was truly an amazing experience.  Located on Portugal's southern Atlantic coast, it has some of the most beautiful beaches ...

... early morning bus to Lagos. Lagos is a small town on the beach. Itīs very international, lots of travellers end up staying in Lagos for months. i spent a couple hours wandering the beaches until my CS host Ruth got off work, picked me up and took me to ...

... by a wasp in the bus on the way there so we got revenge and squished it all over the buses window. Once we arrived in Lagos, it immediatly felt alot better than Lisbon (once we got passed all the local's harrasing you to stay in their house).  We ...

Hey everyone! Sorry it has been awhile again! We are now in Lagos, Portugal and it is beautiful. It is right on the water and the weather is much more tolerable than Spain, which was about 100 degrees every day! Rome was amazing and we had just enough ...

... , get a tan, party, see dolphins, snorkel with fish, party again, then get sucked into the "black hole"... well then Welcome to Lagos! In our European guidebook, all it said was that Lagos (we are in Portugal now) was one big Black Hole, and it is ...

The first thing you notice is the humidity as you're exiting the plane at Murtala Muhammed Airport in Lagos, Nigeria. Air conditioned spaces are punctuated by warm-moist locker room-like areas; they're like those "cold spaces" people talk about where ...

... that cut into the side of the cliffs that seperate the town from the water. Our Pension is actually more like a hotel than somebodies house but it is clean, nice, has free breakfast, and is only about 2 minutes from the beach. Cant beat that for 20 ...

... bought a couple bottles of 2 euro wine, drank it all, and hit up the red light district! we found this random house of prositutes and walked through and this girl grabbed my arm and said something very inappropriate.... Apparently they go both ways. ...

... I have the cleaning lady yelling at me. She points me to the door. I get in and I like this place. This is no Travellers House in Lisbon but it's good stuff. The woman at the front desk actually lived in the Boston area for a number of years and the ...

... were really ready to be home and the older sister and the guy from our hostel wanted to stay out. Us three girls ended up going home and he went to some house party with a bunch of Portuguese and Aussie locals. It was nearly 5 am- I was ready to be back. ...

here we stay for 1 day... after an interesting church ...

... bar (sorry Max). Next stop was usually to see Brodie at Joe’s Garage. I get the impression that Brodie is somewhat of a Lagos institution. Anyone who’s been to Lagos in the past few years will no doubt remember the big tall aussie guy with the ...

... headed for some waves. On the way down to Sagres beach on the west coast i saw the Good Feeling Surf House in a little town halfway between Lagos and Sagres and had remembered reading some pretty good reviews so stopped in on my way back form my surf. ...

Life was pretty sweet in Lagos - we stayed for a week, and could have stayed for 10 more.. Beautiful beaches, crystal clear water, lovely town, the best weather, and it was nice and cheap! We could go out for a decent dinner for 10-15 euros and there was ...