PORTUGAL – Just a few kilometers off the coast of the Portuguese city of Peniche, the rugged and often fog-shrouded Berlengas archipelago rises from the stormy waters of the Atlantic Ocean. This small, rocky piece of land consists of the main island of Berlenga Grande and two groups of uninhabited rocky outcrops, Estelas and Farilhoes-Forcado. The archipelago is known for its inhospitable yet breathtaking nature, dramatic granite cliffs and crys…
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PORTUGAL – Just a few kilometers off the coast of the Portuguese city of Peniche, the rugged and often fog-shrouded Berlengas archipelago rises from the stormy waters of the Atlantic Ocean. This small, rocky piece of land consists of the main island of Berlenga Grande and two groups of uninhabited rocky outcrops, Estelas and Farilhoes-Forcado. The archipelago is known for its inhospitable yet breathtaking nature, dramatic granite cliffs and crys…