they would come up to you at a restaurant and beg you for food. At first I was rather wary and uncomfortable with their presence all, but eventually I got accustomed to it and just ignored the cats. So gorgeous! I loved this harbour. Especially having lunch with this amazing view. Fishermen trying their luck. Not sure if they caught anything given the enormous waves. The waves were massive against what would be the equivalent of the Vancouver seawall. With no other islands to break up the waves, they crashed heavily into the concrete. There were some rocks and boulders stretching out about 10 meters to break up the water, but they didn't do much to deter the big waves. The waves and water were so violent and would regularly hit some of the restaurants and bars that lined the harbour on the western side. While wandering the street that was right along the water, we had to be careful of oncoming waves. But it was inevitable. We got completely drenched at one point, but with the warm sun and air, we were dry in no time. I love the kid on the left. He was so excited by the waves and water. The old town itself was a tangled web of narrow streets and passage ways, some overfilling with tourists and locals, others were completely void of a single soul. Scrambling up and down the pathways of the city, I was reminded of Italy and in many ways, these