Sagres is a small town at the southwestern tip of Portugal. The area is known for its spectacular rocky coastline and caves, many of which are only accessible from the sea. There is also a local 'Sagres' beer.
We spent a day in the area, starting in Sagres and heading west along the coastline in kayaks with a local guide. In the afternoon, we tried our hand at coasteering with another guide. (If you are unfamiliar with coasteering, it involves climbing and scrambling along rocky coastlines, swimming to areas that are inaccessible by land, and hair-raising jumps into the ocean.) It was an exhilarating day, and by the end of it we were exhausted.
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