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Atlantic Ocean
... dish for two, I then went for the sample main which gives you a little of all main dishes. This being monkfish curry, venus rice, lobster parcel, spiced lamb chop and gado gado salad. Ingrid went for the safer choice of nasi goreng.
All up it cost what one would normally pay for a restaurant meal at home. It was a pleasant way to finishing our day at sea and then have an early night ready for Casablanca ...
At Sea Day #1
... dining room aboard my last cruiseship, Voyager of the Seas. Nothing like that here on Epic.
After lunch, I wandered around all public areas of Decks 5, 6, and 7 to acquaint myself with the ship. I continue to be very underwhelmed by Epic. The ship is very constrained and has few open areas. Most stunning is the lack of a lower-level outdoor space to walk around the ship and enjoy the view of the sea. Of the lower decks, only Deck 7 has any outdoor space and it does not ...
Goodbye Cottage, Goodbye Santiago de Compostela
... several states, and does the annual Ride the Rockies. She even hikes 14ers. Suddenly we felt fat and lazy! Ann got their contact information - we look forward to keeping in touch with these ladies.
It feels a little weird to think that we're going home. We've gotten so used to the pattern of moving around. It'll be interesting to see how we settle in. John said he's looking forward to nights in front of the fireplace with a big bowl of popcorn and cats on his lap. ...
Semana Santa!!!
... of the week, it started raining while we were in the plaza so we decided to leave and look for somewhere to eat. We found a little tapas place in which I didn't understand any of the food items on the menu so the four of us just picked something off of the menu and hoped it would be edible. It all worked out we shared each other's experimental dinner choices and then we headed back to Sanlucar.
April 23
At first I was very upset because we were supposed ...
Vines, Vines Everywhere
... either. A white chocolate soup with fresh cream, and a cava sorbet with mango, pineapple, raspberries, and passion fruit gelee. The freshness and decadent delivery of satisfaction was breathtaking and despite our enjoyment this course was finished in silence. We thanked our waitress and chef for their overwhelming hospitality and made our way back to the monastery. What better way to enjoy such amazing surroundings than with the culmination of gastronomic utopia. ...
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- Room service
- Free High-Speed Internet
- Restaurant
- Wheelchair accessibility
- Free parking
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