Mar Blau Hotel Calella

Carrer Valldebanador 23 Calella, Catalonia, 08370, Spain and Canary Islands

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Abiding in a small Spanish town

A travel blog entry by zento

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The important thing to do today was to try to get some papers done. Bernie had told us that we would first have to go sign up at the town's office to say we now officially lived here. He assured us all we needed was our passports so we woke up early and decided to ask directions from Antonia who was at the supermarket coincidentally. She asked if …

The new job

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Friday night came along and after an entire day at the beach, we began to get ready for our first appointment, we had bought tickets for a town party called Fiesta de San Juan which is a typical Mallorqui party held at the port of Porto Petro. There was food and dancing and singing, and after arriving late but thankfully being allowed something to …

Hanging out with the guys....

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These past few days I've been hanging out with Ross, a London Dj who came over to Porto Petro to help open up a new club called The Cave only one block from our flat. The club promises to be this Summer's hot spot as it will be the only nightclub with genuinely good music in the area, opened till 6 am. It's built inside an underground natural cave …

The Cave Bats

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Since Ed was working and wouldn't get out until 1 am, Ross called me complaining about his loneliness at The Cave at around 10 pm. I got dressed and pretty and went to rescue him from solitude, but when I got there people had already started arriving for the private get together.  The place looked amazing. Multicolored lights illuminated the rocky …

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Barcelona

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... where the prices are like a stockmarket. We also went into St Josef market afterwards - it was mega busy - but I had a tasty fruit jucie :)

On the final day we went to Sagrade Familia - which is the catherdral Gaudi created and is buried in. Unfortunatley due to my parking ticket I couldn't afford to go inside but oh well eh. The outside though was incredible (just look at the photographs) Walking down La Rambla afterwards it must ...