Lagos
Lagos is a resort town in the Algarve region of Portugal. I visited it out of season. It felt empty.
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Empty beach
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Tunnel
Although the water was cold, I still went for a swim.
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Bridge
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Rocks
The town feels off-beat.
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Square
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Streets
Portugal has very nice grocery stores. It seems like the Portuguese like eating soup and fish.
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An excellent combination
After a two-day hike, it felt like I was at the end of a journey. The quiet, empty town and the cold ocean encouraged self-reflection. These 2 pictures capture the mood perfectly.
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I spent 2 days in Lagos and went out on one of the nights with other travellers, who were almost all German. They can open beers with anything.
In the morning I didn’t know where to go next. Having asked for some advice, I decided to go to Faro by train. I like the way the Portuguese railway looks.
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Trains
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Details
The train stations have minimalistic signs.
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Sign