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I'M on Culatra island, a short ferry hop from the Algarve town of Olhao.
Only in recent years have tourists deigned to visit the latter, until 20 years ago one of the poorest in the Algarve, crime-ridden and infested by drugs gangs. Today, its the starting point for an enlightening adventure on Culatra, as a speedboat water taxi whisks me there in less than 15 minutes. It costs 100 for five passengers and 25 for each additional one, while the ferry is just 6 per person and takes 30 minutes. To read more on this story, subscribe to our new e-edition. Go to E-edition.jewishtelegraph.com.
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