Sagres, Portugal

This is the SW most point of Portual and of Europe. There's a fort at the tip and a lighthouse there. You can see the sea on both sides of the peninsula. It's normally a wind-swept place but we must have gotten lucky today. It was warm with a slight breeze. We were high on the cliffs where we parked near the fort and fisherman were trying their luck with long poles and even longer lines. We were probably about 20 stories up from the sea.

After trekking around there, we found a nice local (you guessed it) seafood restaurant and opted for the Cataplana, the local seafood specialty. On the way out of town, we stopped at a ceramic shop that was closed for the season. But the reason we stopped was because the outer walls of the building were covered with colorful ceramic dishes and plates. That made for some great photos.

More photos and videos are here https://photos.app.goo.gl/DNoSzGUCugNdCYHJ7 and here https://photos.app.goo.gl/bxmcYWWTZvhG3Rz77Les mer