Visited in October with my teenage daughter whilst on holiday in alvor. We caught the bus from alvor town to Lagos bus station which was probably around a 40 min journey but very comfortable. Cost €7 euros return for us both. As soon as your off the bus it's directly across the street to the Marina. We walked all the... More

it was quite a long walk to the marina but well worth it to wander about looking at the hundreds of boats large and small that are moored there. More

Not expensive for food and drinks cosidering the location More

Another slightly biased review because I do live right behind Lagos Marina but the sight of the masts and the river (when it hasn't been raining and it's a clear blue/green!) against the clear blue sky never fails to raise a smile. Try out a cafe or two, if you fancy. Book yourself a grotto/cave tour (do the snorkelling trips,... More

Excellent day in Lagos,but i was glad to get back to Alvor. More

unless you have boat there or area marina fan - not worth a visit More

We found the marina to be nothing special unless you have a boat. We walked around looking for restaurants but they all appeared like tgi friday types and not any of the special character one finds in a town like Lagos. The walkway around this area is very pretty but we found restaurants in town much more inviting. More

The Marina has hotels and restaurants/bars. Very big pool very close to the beach and boat dock. Its not busy in April and the weather is windy and cold but May and after that is busy and the weather in very warm. More

You are spoilt for choice of cafes here. They are not the cheapest in town but you can watch the boats bob up and down in their moorings and it is a pleasant change from the beach. More