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... the small harbor. While the British occupied the island, they passed on their tradition of distilling juniper berries and to this day, Menorcan gin is prized. <br><br>After checking out the town square and walking around for a bit, we found a nice bar to get drinks in and tried the Menorcan gin. We returned to the boat for dinner and then hit the town again after dinner for more drinks and a place to hang out, people watch and relax.

Far de Favaritx is on the very northeast tip of the Menorca. There is a light house out on the very tip of cape and from the landscape it&#8217;s obvious that this area gets a lot of wind, heavy surf and storms.<br><br>We didn&#8217;t stop here or go ashore, but the weather was calm enough to take the helicopter up and get a scenic view of this part of the island. With the arid Mediterranean climate, the cliffs and the rocky coastline, it reminded me of parts of the California coast ...

... they help themselves to the foods of their choice while the stewardess gets them coffee or tea and the juice of their choice. There is also a toaster setup nearby so guests can make their own fresh toast. With guests, there will always be an additional breakfast dish available from the kitchen and served by the Steward/ess. We&#8217;re not talking about a Denny&#8217;s Grand Slam breakfast here, but a dish using lots of local foods and always served artistically ...

Hotel 2 star half board <br><br>Staff 3 star Some were good but others took their time or avoided clients<br><br>Reception 4 star You felt that nothing was too much trouble for them<br><br>Dining room 2 star The food was fine as long as you eat German foods very little Mallorcan or any other cuisine Different menu daily but breakfast variation small<br><br>Good facilities <br>Fresh food regularly <br><br>Bar 3 star When ...

We´ve spent the week excavating a trench! Even with an exclamation point it doesn´t sound too exciting. We dug down over a meter into rocky soil. After breaking up the soil, we had to ¨clean¨ it, which meant sifting through it for anything of importance. It seems like my main job was levering up and tossing out these stones that had been thrown in the trench when the camp was abandoned. We (ok, not me so much ...

We had a very pleasant night sail with full moon and a beautiful smooth ocean. The wind came up a little the following day which meant a slight swell, but nothing uncomfortable. I found a nice little inlet with a very neat little holiday town tucked into the side of the inlet. We picked upa mooring buoy, had a beer and cooked dinner whilst watching a thunderstorm cracking over ...

... currently excavating a defensive ditch. This mainly consists of digging it out ourselves while keeping an eye out for pottery shards. Apparently, the locals filled the ditch with dirt and trash when the Romans military left. Today, I learned how to use a pick axe. The normal image of archaeologists carefully brushing off intricate stone carvings does not apply to our current work ...

The beautiful holiday I ever had, despite the rainy weather and some jellyfishes when the weather was sunny. In Cala Ratjada there are a lot of beautiful beaches and a pretty "promenade" where you can find a lot of nice tapas bars if you want to eat something. Here you are some of my pictures... have fun.

... dit is zeilen in Ibiza. Geen een dag is het zelfde in Ibiza. We staan op met stralend weer en als we naar de gribfiles kijken ziet het er veel belovend uit. Een kleine 3-4 beaufort NW die naar W gaat in de loop van de dag. We bedenken ons niet lang, ondanks dat we in een heel mooie baaitje liggen, hijsen we het anker en vertrekken. We hebben 50 mijl te gaan en met zo'n mooie wind hoeft dat niet langer dan 10 uur zeilen te zijn. Al snel hebben we de wind in de zeilen en ...

... garnden in front of the hotel, the flowers were so colorful and alive. Initial Budget - $10,000.00 Round trip plane ticket - $1,784.00 Hotel for 8 nights - $2,544.44 Remainder $5671.56