Faro Beach

As you can see on this picture this is the island where "Faro beach" is located from my previous post where it shows the jetski riding.

From the picture you can perfectly see that the weather is sunny and you could imagine the temperature that this beach can get to... let me give you a hint... It can get almost to 37 Cº or even more this year, so i would advise you to put a lot of sun cream, you are going to need it!

We have lots of beaches in Portugal but most of the beaches that are most pleasurable are from Algarve, we have several beaches in Vilamoura but i like the most in there is called Falésia, there is also the beaches of Portimão and Olhão and much more.

We have some signals to look out for when we are at the beach and the first you should see before leaving the house is to see the temperature for your skin not be burned and then at the beach you see 3 flags at the beach that means the state that the sea is at.

1-Green Flag means that the sea is calm but sometimes it doesn't mean its safe cause there is always a strong current.

2-Yellow Flag the sea is rougher and its advised not swim and to take a bathe carefully.

3-Red Flag means the sea is a lot rougher than the other flags and it is advised no to go to the water for the sea can take you away from its waves and currents.

4-This flag is not in use about the sea but to warn people that the lifeguard is not at the beach and that the beach is not looked out from any security, this flag is based on a form of the game of chess and could be in various colors.

And for my last tip for the beaches is this:

Always put sunscreen for your skins or you will be burned! Lol.