The Beach at Faro

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Our hotel has a beach resort about 10 miles from Faro.  They took us out there to enjoy the ocean and watch the surfers.

We had a nice walk on the beach.
I practiced taking selfies.
Joe took a rare moment to relax.
Lunch Was a place recommended by Lisa Abrahamsson after her recent visit here.
It is in a remote location outside Faro and looks a bit iffy.  But inside is charming.   The draw is all you can eat grilled fish.  Today there were over 13 varieties. 
and they bring it to your table..
Again... 

And again..

it was a lot... even for Joe
Delicious, unique and worth the trip.

Our taxi driver said we would have no trouble getting a cab back, but none came.

He heard on his radio no one was coming so he got out of the taxi line at the airport to pick us up.  

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