"It's too hot today!": bathers take advantage of high temperatures by going to the beach in the Algarve
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"It's too hot today!": bathers take advantage of high temperatures by going to the beach in the Algarve

Correio da Manhã3 September 2026 at 18:46

The high temperatures led many bathers to seek out the Algarve beaches to escape the heat. In Faro, the beaches were filled with people who took advantage of the sun even though the sea water was still cold.

The bathers showed they were not put off by the water temperature and took the opportunity to cool off at the Algarve beaches during this period of intense heat.

The news headline, "It's too hot today!", reflects the sentiment of visitors who decided to escape the heat at a time when temperatures are particularly high in the southern region of Portugal.

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