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Agh Estepona

Ctra. N-340, Km 166.5 Estepona, Costa del Sol, Andalusia, 29680, Spain and Canary Islands

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Estepona is a beach resort

A travel blog entry by joansny

Our hotel is amazing--thanks alex!!! Kristi and I had dinner at an argentinian restaurant (antonio banderas brother owns it...or atleast his twin!!) yesterday and today we lounged at the pool...had massages, mani-pedis and swam around this super cool hyrdotherapy pool that is the size of the full outdoor one and there are all these fountains and …

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The Spanish Monaco

A travel blog entry by tlvice

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... the street to a bar, Salduba Pub. Boy did they see us coming! Two vino tintos and two daiquiris came to 32.80 Euros...yes, 32.80 Euros! I felt taken!

I am sure the reason it was so expensive is because we were at Puerto Banus and we were sitting about 20 meters from several mega-yachts. When we finished with our "golden" drinks, we walked along the dock and looked at the yachts. We saw:

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CADIZ, & Monkeys and such!

A travel blog entry by shylagilbertson

... the official language is English, but most people are bilingual and speak Spanish as well. When they speak English, it’s with a British accent and when they speak Spanish, it’s with a perfect Andalusian accent…I’m so jealous.-- Gibraltar is the only place that you can see two continents (Spain and Africa) and two massive bodies of water ...

Naughty Monkeys-in the land of the Brits

A travel blog entry by pfossum

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... Today the city of Gibraltar has about 30,000 people who have distinct accents in both English and Spanish-very interesting. Besides the rock, Gibraltar is well known for all the monkeys that live towards the top of the rock. They were pretty fun to play with and take pictures of. It was a great day in Gibraltar!
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At sea between Valencia and Casablanca

A travel blog entry by gypsying

... of shops, many of which do their producing on site. The problem was that most of the stuff they produce isn’t very interesting; much of it is the same from one shop to the next; and they are not very organized as a group. I asked one many in a ceramics shop and it happened he was a good one to ask: he was one of the two first shops in 1969. He said there are now about 50 tenants. They used to do a map/brochure but only about half ...