Best Alcazar Almunecar

... je dors dans une caravane, dans le jardin, j'ai une casita, c'est chouette!  J'investis très rapidement les lieux... Ca me fait beaucoup de bien de me poser dans un endroit si calme, et rempli d'une belle énergie de vie! La vie simple de la campagne me plaît.. A côté de la caravane, se trouve une douche solaire (yeah!) et des toilettes sèches!! décidément y a tout pour me plaire ;-) J'essaie de parler espagnol, je sens que mon ...

... called Competa. We finally visited a winery - it was pretty rinky-din. Wine tasting in this area is nothing like in California. They only served white wine. Very sweet, almost like dessert wine. It was interesting. We then headed to another nearby town called Torrox for dinner. We were told by several people that El Chicla was the best ...

... He was so friendly and informative. Of course, Mike picked his brain about anything and everything to do with this area. He has 3 little boys who Shae befriended. We're noticing the language barrier when she meets kids. She just can't communicate with them yet. She understands what they are saying but she always answers in English. She definitely misses playing with kids her own age. We enjoyed our lunch and then went into Nerja again for dinner. We ...

... a bucket of scraps and headed out to feed the donkeys. Along the way she was accosted by a cute little pot-bellied pig who stole her bucket and started munching! He was so cute! <br><br>After the donkey sanctuary we headed out for a drive to explore the area more. The beaches are surround by beautiful mountains. We headed up to a mountain village called Frigiliana. We had a nice lunch there and set out to explore the rest of the area. After a 1.5 hour ...

... we're told in the months of july/august and sometimes september this place is a zoo. Tons of people, no parking. We're able to go to any restaurant and not wait for a table. It's fantastic! We found a great little playground on the beach and right next to a restaurant with tables in the sand. Shae loved it. She played in the playground and dug in the sand for 2 hours. We headed back to the house and then drove into Nerja (5 min car drive ...

... duration of the hill. <br><br>We then stopped in a near by town for alot of sugary snacks and a four hour siesta (far too hot). Whilst we were sitting on the floor in the sun a guy from a near by beach hut came over and put a massive sun umbrella above us and gave us chairs to sit on. Legend. Its moments like this which seem relatively ...

... the coast of the Costa Del Sol, it&#8217;s impossible to see any separation from one town to the next, or to hear anything other than a British accent. We even passed a &#8220;British School&#8221;. Non-stop condos that are rented to the sun-seeking English line the entire coastline. Included Nerja as one of those towns yet, the old town centre was still neat. When I was here 39 ...

In Madrid I jumped on the Dutch caravaan to Orgiva. We spend a night in Toledo with 13 people in 3* vans (cozy and warm). What a beautiful city to get lost in... On Monday 17th of march we reached our destination: Los Cigarrones. The first night there was storm... But we succeeded to construct the huge army tent, where we could party and sleep the first night. The next day the sound system was build and the decorations where hung.. The ...

... and parade. The Bishop I believe is who he was ans ome oter priests and all the military officials sit and watch as MILLIONS(or it seemed like millions) of people bring bouquets of flowers to put in these two huge grids forming two huge walls of flowers. The firemen also came an with the ladder truck put bouquets on the top of the chuch. There were flamenco dancers and a marching band and people selling balloons of course and ...

... and enjoyed the scenery. This is, of course, until I realized that one I was in Granada I was going to have to BACKPACK through the sludge. Not a nice thought. In contrast to the tank and cotton pants I had on, it wasn't to relieving. I whipped out my bag and got out my under armour, gloves, hat, scarf, two pairs of gloves, and thermal pants. I looked like a snowman by the time I was done layering. It was actually a cute sight, except for the double chin my turtleneck ...