
Poking through a hole in the sea cliffs of Algarve, Portugal.

Along the craggy coastline of Algarve, sandy-brown cliffs studded with green foliage run for miles alongside the Atlantic Ocean. These rock outcrops that jut out along the shore resemble the Twelve Apostles in Victoria, Australia; yet the flashy beach boulevards here are unmistakably European. Surfers get ready to ride …