Costa Natura Naturist Apartment Hotel
Travel Blogs from Estepona
Dog day
... crisp. The dogs did a lot of panting. El Presidente was happy that his Dominion is under control and the children were happy to have a swim when we got back to the house. The dogs had a good stroll and there are lots more at Adana (the dog home). Have a good look at the Adana website and if you'd like to adopt one (or more), we can bring them back with us next year. If you are a wealthy philanthropist, Helen would also love to hear from you! Here's some ...
Rock of Gibraltar
... Crown Princess ship was in port the same time we were and they had about 3,500 passengers! One of the passengers was a man who looked to be in his twenties and he started singing opera while walking around in this cave. He had an incredibly beautiful voice and most of us froze in our tracks to listen to him. I have never heard such great acoustics. I only wished he would have sung longer!
Our next stop on the way ...
Planet of the Apes
Tony, Sarah, and I walked from La Linea de Concepcion to Gibraltar. The walk literally took us five minutes, but it was immediately apparent we'd entered another country. A British colony, the first thing we smelled upon entering was fish and chips (an English staple) and the first thing we heard was a woman yelling at her kids in a high-pitched British accent. What a ...
YOU ROCK ROCK!
... The bus to La Linea was not what I've become accustomed to when traveling - crazy busy. Rather, Andrew and I had to share seats with only about eight others, and we gained the entire back of the bus for ourselves. I guess I keep excepting things to be as insane as China, and I constantly have to remind myself that this is Europe instead. Stepping onto the bus, I was deeply contented. Finally I was able to do one of my favorite things whilst traveling: ...
At Sea Between Valencia and Casablanca
... I wanted everyone on board to understand my mother’s limitations. But then the company built 8 new larger ships and apparently that was too much too soon and they went belly up. Oceania purchased several of the ships and we are sailing on one. So overall the company is not very old, and is quite small which might be why many of you never heard of them. We have met some passengers who have been on a LOT of their cruises, however, and it seems ...
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Amenities
- Swimming pool
- Free High-Speed Internet
- Restaurant
- Wheelchair accessibility
- Fitness/Health center
- Free parking