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Maria, Maria, Maria! The Best Guide in Girona!
... have a local showing you around! With a predominant Catalán culture seen everywhere through flags, language and flyers, this small river bound city is a breath of fresh air nestled on the frontier of the Pyrenees in comparison with the big metropolitan centre of Barcelona.
I was fortunate to have Maria meet me at the Girona Train Station where shortly after we enjoyed the most incredible Patata Bravas and some Bocadillos at one of her favourite restaurants "König". Then ...
Spain and Dali Museum (Tim)
... she would wrap it again, she searched around unr the bench and found a bag for us at which point we made our adioses and rapidly deparetd. We found a campsite on the outskirts of Figueres which seemed deserted - but was open but set up camp - hooked up the electricity and eventuallly the very pleasant owner turned up and unlocked the ladies for Caroline and took our details! Tomorrow we head towards ...
Calonge to I'Estratit to Cadaques to Berger
... toilets were huge and very clean but no toilet seats or toilet roll? This site also had a pool, bar and shop. The site was only a 20 minute walk from the town so we were able to walk in in the evening for tapas and a few beers/ cocktails. To Cadaques: We stopped at some Roman and Greek Ruins in Empuries. Will being the gentleman he is drove up to the booth for our entrance tickets, which was on my side, and tried to get as closed as he could for me.... The ...
Barcelona to Calogne
... it wasn't that busy. Leaving Tossa de Mar we drove to 6 different campsites, the one we are at now (due to leave in a minute) was the only one open! Camping International de Calogne is a huge site, very well kept with the best showers I have ever been in. Hopefully this is what to expect at all sites we visit. Today we are travelling the coastline to Le'Startit. My camera is coming out so more photos next ...
Calella.... an heavenly ultra-short experience
Confused with the title :)
We had combined our trip to Calella with Barcelona.
Its a an hour & ten minutes by train from Barcelona Sants to reach Calella by regional trains. Information can be sought at renfe.com Tickets costs 3.4 euros per person one way.
We had booked accomodation Mediterriani Express. It is a small Hotel managed by this wonderful person called ...
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