Weather in Camara de Lobos. Actual conditions and forecast

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Map of Camara de Lobos temperature forecast

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More to see in Camara de Lobos

On the south-central coast of Madeira Island, tourists can find a very interesting parish and town, the main occupation of which was fishing for many years. The town’s name is Camara de Lobos. The town got its name because of a large population of monk seals that lived in this area. Do you want to enjoy a relaxing vacation in Portugal that is free of stress and overcrowded beaches? In this case, Camara de Lobos is one of the best options. Here, visitors can relax under the tender rays of the Portuguese sun and, of course, drink internationally famous Madeira wine. Camara de Lobos became a town only more than twenty years ago. According to a local legend, when João Gonçalves Zarco visited this area and saw a bay, in which seals were sitting on rocks just like members of the senate in the chamber, he called this area Camara de Lobos or “the chamber of seals” in Portuguese. These animals are still popular and respected in the town. The seal is present in the town’s coat of arms and on numerous shop signs. There is even a cute fountain in the shape of a seal at the central square of the town. The settlement is a picturesque and unique place. The port area is the main pride of Camara de Lobos. What is so special about it? First of all, it is important to mention the bay that looks truly spectacular. Numerous colorful fishing boats add a special charm to this place and make it look lively. This part of the town offers a fantastic view of the Atlantic Ocean. … Read further

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Camara de Lobos sightseeing

For tourists, it might be strange to see that fishermen leave their tackle right on the coast unattended. According to local traditions, stealing fishing gear is a serious crime and the punishment for the thievery is serious. Fishermen are respected in the region, so no one dares to take their tackle. At the local market, visitors can buy fresh fish at a price that is always low. Swordfish is the main delicacy … Open

Climate in Portugal and weather forecast - best seasons for visit

The Mediterranean climate is dominant in Portugal. The ocean has a huge influence on its formation. Air masses coming from the ocean make the temperature in Portugal lower than is customary for this climatic zone. There is a high humidity in the mountainous regions. In these regions, an average of 2,000 millimeters of precipitation falls a year, whereas in the south it does not fall more than 500 millimeters. The weather in the southernmost regions of the country is hotter and drier. The climate on the island part of Portugal is mild, without exhausting heat and severe frosts. In general, the country has the largest number of sunny days throughout Europe as a whole. … Open

Atmosphere of Portugal: religion and languages

Nevertheless, Portugal has a relative religious unity. According to different statistics, in the territory of Portugal lives 90-93% of Christians from the total number of the population. This religious domination originated in the country during the second century. At that time, the country was conquered by the Roman Empire, which actively preached Christianity and tried to convert inhabitants of all its territories to the religion. Already at the beginning of the 8th century, Catholicism was fully established on the territory of the Iberian Peninsula. In the beginning and the end of the 13th century, the first Portuguese Patriarch of Rome, Pope John XXI, was elected. Almost all Catholics of the country adhere to the so-called Latin rite. … Open