Balcon De Europa Nerja
Paseo Balcon de Europa, 1 Nerja, Costa del Sol, Andalusia, 29780, Spain and Canary Islands
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In Spain, Traveling, Snowboarding, Freezing!
Sorry I haven't written much lately, just not really in the mood and as you all know, life gets busy.
We've been having a great time since we arrived back in Spain. We've caught up with our Spanish friends and family, seen several Flamenco shows, and have been to the mountain Snowboarding several times.
No Smoking
One of the …
The Sound of Waves
We spent two heavenly nights on the Costa del Sol in a less developed part of the coast called Nerja. Our hotel was located on a small peninsula that juts out into the Mediterranean called Balcon de Europa (Balcony of Europe). The balcony of our room looked over a dramatic and lovely beach, so we fell asleep each night to the sound of the waves …
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Today those of us that are already here just did our own thing: resting, sightseeing, catching up on email, etc. By 5pm everyone has arrived. So the gang is all here. Hooray!
Tonight we meet in the hotel lobby at 6pm to walk to the restaurant that is opening early strictly for us. Many restaurants in Spain don't start serving dinner before 8pm because of the siesta. ...



