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local man digs for clams at low tide in Ria Formosa — clamming at low tide

Cliffs overlooking the ocean waters near Cape Saint Vincent in SW Portugal. Note size of people atop cliff for scale. — cliffs

Heavy surf collides with the cliffs near Cape Saint Vincent in SW Portugal - most westerly point in Europe. — cliffs and ocean

Surf fisherman overlooking the ocean waters near Cape Saint Vincent in SW Portugal - most westerly point in Europe. — cliffside fishermen

In the Algarve region of southwestern Portugal, once every nine years, cork oak trees (Quercus suber) are stripped of their bark. It is the only tree that can regenerate its bark, making the industry renewable and sustainable. — cork oak tree

Cork oak bark stacked on palettes. — cork stacks

Cork oak bark stacks — cork stacks

fishing boats at low tide in Ria Formosa with the city of Faro in the distance — fishing boats and the city of Faro

modern and traditional fishing boats at low tide in Ria Formosa — fishing boats at low tide

A carpet of various groundcovers blanket the cliff tops near Sagres. — groundcover

A hillside in the upland Algarve region of southwestern Portugal. — hillside

Launching from Praia de Faro, kite surfers ride the wind and the waves of the Atlantic Ocean. — Kite surfers

The wind- and waves-eroded coastline of Lagos is quite dramatic, but the beach is the location of a small racing fleet of Optimist sailboats. — Lagos coast

Man-made harbor with city of Lagos in background — Lagos waterfront

A hillside village in the upland Algarve region of southwestern Portugal hosts a country fair with agricultural and farm products for sale. Here a woman is making cheese. — local cheese

One-lane bridge to Praia de Faro (Faro Beach) crosses the estuary where at low tide, shorelines are covered in macroalgae. Concrete boat ramp in lower left. — Low tide on the Ria Formosa

A busy marina full of recreational boats. — Marina

A hillside village in the upland Algarve region of southwestern Portugal hosts a country fair with agricultural and farm products for sale. Here a woman is selling olives and fava beans, as well as sausages. — produce and meat

The busy city of Faro, with its airport along the edge, is the backdrop for this view of the wetlands of the Ria Formosa. — Ria Formosa

Locally caught fish, including sardines, and eels in a seafood market window in Faro. — Seafood window

A spoonbill with its unmistakable silhouette wades the shallow waters of the Ria Formosa. — Spoonbill

The historic city of Faro sits in the south of Portugal in the Algarve region. It is located next to the Ria Formosa lagoon, a nature reserve where hundreds of different species of birds visit during the spring and autumn migratory periods. — The city of Faro

On the Ilha de Faro (Faro Island), the barrier island between the Ria Formosa and the Atlantic, many small shops and restaurants cater to the recreation of visitors and locals alike. — Tourism on Atlantic beach

traditional fishing boat moored in Ria Formosa — traditional fishing boat

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