| As mentioned earlier, you need to get a car or
some transportation to see the sights. We set out to explore
westwards from Lagos. Make sure you take the small coastal
road.
Nice walk-about in Burgau
Fishermen's wharf and beach in Burgau |
Keep left!
Like
in the old computergame Wolfenstein, we kept going
left. Doing that, you will not miss anything. Not
all are worth while seeing. Our first stop was the
small village Luz. OK, but nothing more. We kept
left/west, and made a stop in Burgau. A steep,
narrowwalked village with some nice sights. The
beach is nice, and mixes nice in with the local
fishermen's wharf. Burgau has few restaurants, but
drinks and a bite is possible. A new restaurant is
being set up on the beach this summer. Many
british people have found this place.
Burgau borders on the new nature reservation
stretching west and north all along the coastline.
This is set up to protect the coast from further
development. Nice thought.
The road west from Burgau switches to a
dust-road, and you need to be careful with your
car's tires. Arriviing in Salema, we sat down for
some food and a swim.
View from beach-restaurant in
Salema
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