Lagos Travel Guide

Overflowing with charm and character the historical town of Lagos enjoys a relaxed atmosphere and is one of the most interesting towns in the Algarve. Much of the 16th century wall built to guard the city still stands, protecting the maze of cobbled streets that twist through the town. More recently, a new Marina has been built in the sheltered end of the harbour. The town boasts many good restaurants, bars and open-air cafes. There are numerous of excellent beaches close by, including the sandy Meia Praia, the biggest beach in the area with excellent water sports, and Dona Ana, a delightful cove with towering colourful cliffs.