Hotel Albatroz Cascais
Rua Frederico Arouca 100 Cascais, Estremadura, 2750-353, Portugal
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Portuguese hummingbird impersonator?
... site although tricky to find a decent pitch as they all had trees in them, but we found a good one! Before dinner we managed to squeeze in a couple of games of ping pong (now 10-2, woop!).
Cascais (or Cash-key-Ash as it sounds) is a little resort town that must cater for a great deal of visitors in the summer months. The sun was pretty hot and there were a few coach loads of tourists milling about near the car park we chose ...
Boom
... t talkative and I went below to try to nap. This proved difficult, as usual, but I guess I drifted off because it didn't feel like four hours had passed when I heard the crash of a jibe of the boom. There came the usual cursing from the cockpit, but suddenly Pappy was yelling, "Jim, get up, the mast is broken!"
Incredulous I gazed up through the large transparent hatch to the mast top and everything ...
Can I keep an otter in my bathtub?
The small villages of Cascais and Estoril are approximately 30 minutes West of Lisbon and easily reached via train. As with most cities in Portugal, a strong heritage of fishing and the seas is evident. Truthfully, this is what I thought Portugal would look like.
Cascais was an adorable little town. The houses and shops are painted bright colors and the beaches are gorgeous. In the town there was this crazy little ...
Lisbonne, nous voici!
... caché dans un coin afin d’attendre Louis, mon ami de Montréal, qui arrivait de Paris quelques minutes après moi. Bref, on a fait les retrouvailles en attendant son bagage.
Une fois dans le taxi, on s’est dirigé au Sheraton de Lisbonne… Bon, je dois avouer que Louis est derrière ce choix d’hôtel car « Monsieur » à des points de je ne sais plus quelles cartes business et a un prix préférentiel pour combiner points et $. En ...
She Sells And Swills by the Seashore
... up 50 euros and decided to call it a night. There were no ***** and the lone Texas Hold 'Em table was full and no limit was being played, so it was not a ************* to leave.
Our final night in Cascais we went to yet another seafood restaurant where we had barnacles, shrimp, seafood paella, and lots of fresh fish (sole, turbot, sea bream) that had been baked in basically a pile of salt. It was all very good and suprisingly ...
This hotel was formerly known as: Albatroz



