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in Algarve · 03 Aug 2020, 10:16 · 2 Comments
The lifeguard on duty called people out of the water and raised the red flag on three beaches.
Shark sightings along the Algarve coast are not uncommon especially when the water is warmer.
Sea temperatures in the Algarve reached 27 degrees this weekend.
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This notice is entirely false, keen on the seas of Portugal I can afirm that this news is totally false.. There are many sharks in the seas of Portugal, not many reach the coastal waters but afar the 4 nautical miles its frequent sharks
By Anonymous from Lisbon on 04 Aug 2020, 12:43
I have seen a shark at Galé beach in Portugal I am stressing and the lifeguards haven’t seen it
By Lily from Algarve on 04 Aug 2020, 13:53