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Travel Blogs from Conil de la Frontera
El Puerto: Hola and adios in the same breath
So after 3 nights in this abandoned seaside town I'm well and truly ready to leave. I laugh at myself for originally planning 1-2weeks here... Really I was expecting to have some FUN, however el Baobab Hostel was just cold, dark and lonely. Sure southern Spain is warm during the day but the nights are getting down to 4degrees. Which matters when the houses have no insulation or heaters and your too cheap to invest in a proper ...
Nelson's Waterloo
... know up in the National Park behind the campsite.
Saturday lunchtime and the place was buzzing, we were lucky to get a table. We dined on Pimientos Fritos (fried green peppers),Boqueronis Fritos (fried little fish),Colzon en Abobo ( spiney dog fish in batter) Despite the name this was lovely and I’m not a big fish eater!, Puntillitas (baby squid) and Filetitos de pollo ( thin chicken fillet in garlic sauce).
Having ...
Cadiz and El Puerto
Another very good campsite here at El Puerto De Santa Maria. This is a quiet little town over the other side of the bay from Cadiz. The campsite is just over the road from the beachfront and with excellent amenities. We had a quiet day here then the next day took the ferry over to Cadiz. Cadiz is a lovely old town with lots of narrow winding streets in typical ...
Mixed Feelings
... rich, the country is developed economically, yet I don’t see near as many smiles. I sat in the park last night next to a woman barking orders at her 3 kids. Two responded by whining or defying her. I don’t see many smiles on the street.This makes me wonder about the nature of development. Spain is the most developed country I have ever visited, other than Canada. In Canada, people were smiling and quite courteous. I am sure there are more ebullient ...
Beautiful one day, perfect the next
... on the coast, is one of the most beautiful we’d seen.
So it was with more than a hint of sadness that I left Rod and headed for Barcelona to meet Millie. After three and a half weeks and more good times that I can remember and plenty of good times I can’t we went our separate ways. It was the best of times and I am indebted to Rod for making it so much fun and discouraging me from resting when I felt ...
Amenities
- Swimming pool
- Room service
- Beach
- Wheelchair accessibility
- Fitness/Health center
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