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Introduction
34km (21 miles) E of Sagres, 69km (43 miles) W of Faro, 264km (164 miles) S of Lisbon, 13km (8 miles) W of Portimão Lagos, known to the Lusitanians and Romans as Locobriga and to the Moors as Zawaia, became a shipyard of caravels during th... Continue reading »
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Planning a trip
Arriving By Ferry & Train -- From Lisbon, take an Algarve-bound train to the junction at Tunes, where a change of trains will take you south all the way to Lagos. Five trains a day arrive from Lisbon. The trip takes 5 1/2 hours and costs a... Continue reading »
Lagos Travel Experiences
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Fin de semana en Lagos
Taken of this page: http://www.portugal-info.net/algarve/lagos.htm Lagos - History: The Roman... Continue reading »
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Trains Planes and Automobiles
Once again Kim as the guest writer...my comments and additions are in () as you know I could not not contribute.....And don't forget the... Continue reading »
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Farewell in Faro
We left Evora and headed off on our fairly long drive down to Faro in the Algarve - our last stop and last two days together.&n... Continue reading »
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Mom and I learn Portuguese!!!
I wasn’t quite prepared for the hassels of internet service – I assumed my new fabulous WIFI MacBook meant that anywhere there was WIFI i... Continue reading »
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Monte Gordo, near Faro.
we stayed in a little sleepy town called Monte Gordo virtually as far east as the Algarve goes before you fall into Spain.The area was ve... Continue reading »
