The FINAL step - its over! (Salema to Sagres)

[@Horhne]

The remains of São Vicente were brought to the Cape from Spain, and were buried in a small church there. Hence the Cape now being known as Cabo de São Vicente. However, when D. Alfonso Henriques heard about this, he had the remains brought to Lisbon by ship. The ship, according to the legend, was followed by two crows all the way to Lisbon. For this reason, two crows and a caravela (ship) are the symbols for the city of Lisbon. They can be seen on the top of some street lamps and also in some designs of the calçada around the city.

[@JP_Edge]

Wasn't expecting dinosaur footprints. Very cool!

[@Larry-jh8gf]

That may be the coolest thing along the trail. I'm going to make it a must see on my next trip.

[@aidafernandes9245]

really enjoyed this series - appreciated that you named all the beaches and restaurants along the way!

[@AlgarveAddicts]

Thanks Aida

[@seinfeldcostanza9433]

Your video introduced me to Salema. We visited last year. The town was beautiful and the beach was mind blowing ! Thank you Nick!

[@lauras8674]

Hi Nick. Such a cool video! I must say you're never going to run out of content!! Bravo 🎉

[@AlgarveAddicts]

Thanks Laura 👍🏼

[@RuePhoto]

Thanks Nick & well done to you & your crew in completing this hike ☺ I'll have to check out your earlier episodes of this walk as I've missed them! Have an amazing week my friend 🤗

[@AlgarveAddicts]

Thanks!

[@RuePhoto]

@@AlgarveAddicts De nada 😊

[@joelzinho4600]

Going back to Monte Gordo Algarve soon, cannot wait.

[@sal748]

Great job Nick! You're a true professional. Well I thought you were when you timed the tide, than I had my doubts when you didn't know the restaurants were closed! 😉😂 Great series with lots of hidden gem!

[@AlgarveAddicts]

Haha, cheers 👍🏼

[@LilleFashion-xm3ul]

Great great Quickly thé New vidéo about Sagres

[@bandy010569]

Great video Nick, we've drove to zavial beach previous from Vilamoura just to have the garlic king prawns at the restaurant, fantastic.

[@AlgarveAddicts]

I wish I could have had those on our walk! 😁

[@johngibson3952]

Thanks Nick fantastic video a lot of fun seeing this last section to Sagres so many cool things so close to home that I was unaware of you’ve inspired my wife and I to take this trek😁

[@missamericausa]

Thank you 🌟🌟🌟🌟

[@AlgarveAddicts]

You're welcome!

[@LilleFashion-xm3ul]

Fantastique day Fantastico dia, gostei muito

[@amyyates8273]

This was lovely! My sis in law almost went on your hike with you 😊! Lucy asked her but she couldn’t go. Crazy small world!

[@AlgarveAddicts]

Crazy 🤣

[@TaavP]

Great video, love this area so much!

[@AlgarveAddicts]

Yup, it's pretty special 😊

[@jrhamp]

Lived in Comillas, Cantabria for several years post-military and worked for the World Food Program. Many years traveling around Portugal and especially Algarve. Unfortunately, my 10 year visa expired and could not be renewed as I did not reside in Spain my last year of the visa, according to the Spanish consul in Miami. My thoughts about living 4 or 5 months a year in Portugal were then a challenge. Having had boat here in Florida..I thought..why not buy a boat and keep in one of the trendy marinas. During off-season, place on the hard. It's not like buying a house, but a fun and easy way to live in a foreign country. This presentation metric on marinas and referral to various yacht brokers might be a modest income generator (via referral commissin) or would appeal to many who cannot afford or do not want a house or piso. Most marinas are downtown and close to everything, so need real need for a vehicle. Just a thought! Randall

[@Larry-jh8gf]

Nick how far was it actually? 30 or 20k? Amazing how each section is gorgeous but so different. Love them all.

[@AlgarveAddicts]

Hey Larry, it was 19.5k to the center of Lagos. You can check on rotavicentina.com/en/fishermens-trail/