Tracey and I finally left Figueira da Foz this morning at about 9 am, our destination hopefully being Nazare, 40 Nm further south. I remember saying to Tracy as we set off 'don't worry about the fog, it'll be gone by 10 o'clock'. Well, at about 3 pm, the visibility slightly improved, but not much more than 2 miles. We have not seen a sausage today, apart from those on the instant mash for dinner tonight! Not a ship, fishing boat, or other yacht. For most of the journey, we could not see any land either, despite only being 4 miles offshore! Two dolphin visits today more than made up for the rest of the trip which was definitely in the 'very mellow' category. Even the sea was not too rough and the swell was a nominal 1.5 to 2 metres with the odd biggie at about 2.5 metres. The entrance to Nazare was easy to spot in these conditions and as we motored in, there was one mooring left on a pontoon which we immediately tied up to before the yacht behind us got there! It is a competitive sport, mooring! The pontoon is very rickety, but customs, immigration and the police have all been very friendly so far; they all visited the boat one at at time within several minutes of us arriving here! So tonight? A quiet night in after last night's very late night out in Figueira da Foz as it was our last night there. Straight off tomorrow morning towards Peniche where we plan to stay for a couple of days to check out this interesting mediaeval town.