Guidebook for Sagres
Food Scene
Vila Velha
Rua Patrão António FaustinoMar À Vista
Rua da MaretaWonderful, fresh fish and seafood. Great local cuisine.
Parks & Nature
Praia do Martinhal
Tonel strönd
Beautiful, wild beach. Steep stairs to get there (worse back up!) but well worth the effort!
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Beliche strönd
Beautiful, wild beach. Steep stairs to get there (worse back up!) but well worth the effort!
Lovely little cafe with esplanade by the beach that serves the most wonderful typical Algarve cake: carob, almond and fig cake. Delicious!
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Praia da Mareta
Lovely little cafe with esplanade by the beach that serves the most wonderful typical Algarve cake: carob, almond and fig cake. Delicious!
Sightseeing
Watching the iconic sunset from the cliffs surrounding the lighthouse is a once in a lifetime must that many tourists thoroughly enjoy and highly recommend!
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Lóðfíkill Cabo de São Vicente
Watching the iconic sunset from the cliffs surrounding the lighthouse is a once in a lifetime must that many tourists thoroughly enjoy and highly recommend!
The landscape is a natural wonder and the walk around the whole fort is just so beautiful.
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Sagres borg
The landscape is a natural wonder and the walk around the whole fort is just so beautiful.
Essentials
Has a gas station also, a eat-in caffee section and the supermarket itself has a good variety of food at good prices.
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Intermarché
Rua da Escola das Cercas VelhasHas a gas station also, a eat-in caffee section and the supermarket itself has a good variety of food at good prices.
Spar
2E R. 1º de MaioMore expensive than Intermarché.
Shopping
Wonderfully fresh fruit and vegetables locally grown. A wonderful authentic experience. Fresh fish also as well as some of the Algarve staples such as huge bunches of dried oregano.
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Mercado 25 de Abril
A R. do MercadoWonderfully fresh fruit and vegetables locally grown. A wonderful authentic experience. Fresh fish also as well as some of the Algarve staples such as huge bunches of dried oregano.