Lagos is a coastal town in the Algarve region of southern Portugal. Situated along the Atlantic coast, it features dramatic golden cliffs, sheltered beaches like Ponta da Piedade, and historic fortifications. The old town showcases whitewashed buildings and narrow streets typical of the region. Visitors typically explore the beaches, kayak through sea caves, hike along coastal paths, and visit local markets.
Lagos is the largest city in Nigeria and the most populous urban agglomeration in Africa, situated on the Atlantic coast in the southwestern corner of the country within Lagos State. The metropolitan area spans a complex network of islands, peninsulas, and mainland districts connected by bridges and waterways, with the Bight of Benin forming its southern boundary. As the commercial and cultural capital of Nigeria, the city serves as the primary gateway for international visitors to the country and functions as a major hub for finance, media, fashion, and the arts across the entire African continent.
