Albayalde Apartments Estepona

Ctra Cadiz-Malaga km 165 Estepona, Costa del Sol, Andalusia, 29680, Spain and Canary Islands

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The Spanish Monaco

A travel blog entry by tlvice

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... our apartment overlooks the Mediterranean Sea. This is by far one of the best properties I have ever stayed at.

Shortly after getting all of our stuff into our apartment, we had the front desk call a taxi. When the taxi arrived, we took it to Puerto Banus, Marbella, Spain. The first store we went into was Versace. Yes, Puerto Banus is that high-tone. Hillary saw a jacket for 1,800 Euros and a dress for 6,199 Euros. ...

CADIZ, & Monkeys and such!

A travel blog entry by shylagilbertson

... there, which wasn’t really our own because we went with a travel agency called "Discover Sevilla." Some quick fats about Gibraltar:---Gibraltar is a teeny tiny point on the southern point of the Iberian Peninsula (aka the mass of land that is Spain and Portugal) that belongs to the United Kingdom-It’s only about 3.75 miles squared. - Since it IS part of ...

Naughty Monkeys-in the land of the Brits

A travel blog entry by pfossum

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On Friday, February 18 a large group of us from my school (about 15 of us) took a bus down to Gibraltar for the day. Gibraltar has been part of the United Kingdom since the early 1700s and has played important roles throughout its history, especially during WWII when there was a large military base on top of the ...

At sea between Valencia and Casablanca

A travel blog entry by gypsying

... we went to a restaurant and had excellent fresh octopus and then sole. Our thought is to have fresh fish in most if not all ports. While the food on board is very good….fresh fish is a bit hard to get except in the restaurants that we cannot eat in all that often because they are booked in advance…

Malta

Malta/Valetta is absolutely gorgeous. It’s an old fort/walled city all in beige. It’s so cute, ...

Welp, that's a pretty big rock.

A travel blog entry by lizinspain2010

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It took about an hour to drive to Gibraltar, but then we had to wait another hour to even make it through customs - which turned out to consist of me holding our passports out the window, them making sure there were 3 for the 3 of us in the car, and waving us on through. I guess when you get 4 million tourists a year and most only stay for a day, you have to make the process somewhat speedy. We walked around the city, then took the gondola up to the top of the rock. The ride ...

This hotel was formerly known as: Albayalde