Praia da Adraga

I made so many pictures on or around various beaches that someone could ask himself if I’m somehow like a beach-tester or maybe a surfer… Well, for the records, I’m only a tourist. Ok, now that I fixed that, let me present you a wonderful spot on Portugal’s map: Plaia da Adraga, a sensational non-touristic beach near Cabo da Roca, known as the most western point of Europe.  The surprise is that there are no special equipments for this beach, the environment it’s totally wild, and there is only one restaurant, directly on the beach. For more details, I let the photos talk themselves… you must click on pictures to see the full size of them…

Here is the restaurant (view from the parking):

And this is our van:

That’s the view from the restaurant’s window:

A little zoomed:

The restaurant’s interior:

Here, in this restaurant, I ate the best fish ever. Even if I’m vegetarian and usually not eat fish, that was an opportunity that I couldn’t waste… and it worth! It’s a pity to be in Portugal and not eat fish.

This is me, after the lunch, on the beach:

The Ocean was nervous, so I stayed aside…

The view of the beach:

And this is the only restaurant, viewed from the sand: