Lagos, Portugal

This was our first stop on a Portugal coast. We stayed in the town of Armação de Pêra which was a good central location for every direction on the Algarve coast and the furthest away place we wanted to see was Lagos which was only a 35 minutes drive. We first went to Ponta da Piedade which has the most amazing views and coast line. It is really pretty to see all the rock formations and caves and arches. There are lots of trails that are clearly marked by all the foot traffic they have received over the years.

Be warned there are no fences along the coast so be careful next to the high edges because the wind can pick up randomly. There is also a little trail with stairs all the way down to the beach which was cool cause you got to see the rock formations from below too. There were also a million boats and kayaks out in the sea checking out the caves and arches from that view so I am sure if you want to do that option there are tons to choose from. We didn't do a boat or kayak tour. 

After we explored the coastline a bit we went to the city center to walk around for a while. We first needed to make a stop for food. We found the cutest little place called Beats and Burritos that had wonderful food. Any chance for Mexican or Tex-Mex food we can get we will take. I had the tacos and Clark had the burrito. You got to check off what you wanted and then everything you wanted on the inside and they had appetizers and smoothies and fun drinks too. It was very good. The last day we were on the coast clark says he wishes we went there again.

After that we spent some time walking around the town and we even went into the office Portugal football team store and Clark got a fun shirt and we got Cristiano Ronaldo masks. Lagos is a very pretty town with a gorgeous coastline and some pretty beaches near it.
love, Carlee

Dress: H&M

Hat: TJ Maxx

Shoes: Adidas