Bahia Tropical Hotel Almunecar
Paseo del Tesorillo, Playa del Pozuelo (Tamaray) Almunecar, Andalusia, 18690, Spain and Canary Islands
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Collado de Umbrales
... steeply again and then the final sting in the tail - the 70m slog back up into the village from the Higueron. In reality, this only takes just over 5 minutes but it seems like ages as I labour up it, feeling my aching calf muscles and a swollen ankle which resulted from a stumble on one of the rough bits.It's only a short while before dark when I finally get to put my feet up on the terrace with a beer in front of me. A good, rewarding day - but extremely strenuous!
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Unbelievable natural beauty
... thoroughly, but the day was hot, at least 25, and we were so ready to jump in the pool when we got back. I'm sorry, I'm not trying to rub it in, but you wanted to know what we do on this trip so I don't want to hold back. We took Linda out to dinner a few beach towns over that night, at a fish restaurant with a well-deserved reputation. Delicious!
The next morning Linda dropped us off at Nerja caves. I had read about caves ...
Collado de los Civiles
... it on the ground. The route down to the Puerto de Frigiliana track appears to be on my left, but there's also a decent path along the ridgeline to the right, so I take this for a short distance and climb a minor peak to improve the view a bit - Lucero looms directly above, though I'm so close that it's a bit foreshortened from here. The altimeter says 1116m. The ridge path seems to continue to give a second route down to the track, but I opt to return to the col to take ...
Czytaj albo płać
... informacji na odwrocie mandatu (niestety zrobilismy to dopiero po 2 dniach) dowiedzielismy się, ze gdybyśmy zapłacili za parkowanie do 3 godzin od wystawienia mandatu (plus symboliczna opłata manipulacyjna), to tenże byłby nieaktualny. I zamiast 60 euro kary mogliśmy zapłacić tylko kilka euro. Kto by pomyślał?! (czy w Polsce takie rozwiązanie byłoby możliwe?!)
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Granada and La Alambra
... to be very artsy and funky, we also found it a little sketchy in some areas – especially around the bus station where our bags were stored for the day. However, our visit to La Alambra and own private room on the hotel train to Barcelona made up for the sketchiness. The hotel train was quite nice with two bunk beds folding up into a couch and our own private, pink bathroom – seriously, it was entirely pink, floor to ceiling.
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This hotel was formerly known as: Bahia Tropical



