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in News, Algarve, Tourism · 28 May 2021, 12:16 · 1 Comments
Beachgoers disrespecting those caps could be fined. In total, 113 beaches in the Algarve appear on the list released by the Portuguese Environment Agency (APA).
Capacity caps in the Algarve range from a maximum of 14,800 people on Monte Gordo beach, to just 15 people at any one time on Marinha Beach in Lagoa.
Check out all the list and other beach info on the government's InfoPraia APP
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Hi do you no if the afro festival on the 1st of July will be holding this year or is that no longer allowed please
By Amanda from UK on 28 May 2021, 16:24