Casablanco Tarifa
C/ Ntra. Sra. de la Luz Tarifa, Costa de la Luz, Andalusia, Spain and Canary Islands
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Hanging Ten in Tarifa
... that familiar.
A really bad lunch experience and a short LRT ride later we were dumped out at the bus station, ready to catch our coach to Tarifa. Coach is a relative word, so it turns out. The bus itself was reasonably in tune with our North American standards, but the lack of washroom made me very nervous about the 3 hour ride to Tarifa. Luckily there were few people on the bus, so we were both able to get our own rows and ...
BEACH!
... because it still had some hallways and rooms intact under the seating areas that you could go in. There were tons more that you couldn't go in, but that didn’t stop Anna. She was hopping over those little waist-tall fences and exploring. We thought it was a broken back waiting to happen in some areas, but was cool at the same time. Eventually we think the tour guide who was kind of watching over the area figured out what she was ...
Boat rides and Boat wrongs
... directions. Eventually we came to a small ticket house that sold bus tickets but it was closed. With no other choice we found a taxi who took us to our accommodations. We checked in and then went to look for a place to eat. The town we were in, a place where people summer, was a virtual ghost town and we were only able to find a small pub where we took food. We went back to our hotel to prepare for our trip the next day to Gibraltar.
-AS
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Я в Африк
... 1077;р 80;и до Ангол 99; дорог 80; в очень плохо 84; состо 03;нии и станд 72;ртный кемпе 88; их не выдер ...
Farewell to Europe
17 Oct
Bus trip = a pleasant roll down to the bottom of Europe. Wind farms and kite-surfers as we neared the coast north of Tarifa.
A lazy Sunday afternoon by the Atlantic, spent sipping the odd cerveza and gazing across to Africa. You could see the mountains of Morocco quite clearly today
This a small but quite hip town, but it takes its siesta time ...


