I know, another crazy question from the Crazy World that is Lamby
Is there a gentlemen's barbers in CVO? I keep my hair short and cut it twice a week. I usually take my own clippers but might save a bit of weight in the luggage and experience a local haircut.
Finish work in an hour to prepare to fly at 7.30am Saturday - happy days!!

Depending on the extent of your hair styling requirements - there are two basic ones I use:

- One is in the block of shops on the out road on the left just before the Anteak Bar
- The other is just below the GNR Station on the hill down to the square just before the souvenir shop

A hair cut in February on its own was €8 (without washing etc)

Ive used the hairdresser in the little underpass complex opposite the Cvo bar, she was fine.

If you really want an authentic portuguese experience, try the barber of Lagoa.
off a side street from the main square. He plays Queen dvds and doesn't talk. Last year it was 6 euros.
not for the faint hearted

tricky wrote:If you really want an authentic portuguese experience, try the barber of Lagoa.
off a side street from the main square. He plays Queen dvds and doesn't talk. Last year it was 6 euros.
not for the faint hearted

Similar in the square in Lagos, if they're still there, they still use the open razor and taper, gulp! you do get a lollypop though if you don't cry.

A lot of the local ex-pats go to Erica (Caballero Carvoeiro) almost next door to Ma-Ja's.

Victor Picardo,upstairs opposite the Fatacil or on Rua do farol.