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Travel Blogs from Jerez De La Frontera
El Puerto: Hola and adios in the same breath
... such as myself.So now I'm on-route to Morocco. Damn Spanish public holiday today so that has already messed up my carefully planned walk-ferry-bus-walk-ferry-walk that will hopefully land me at a hostel in Tangier. I'm ready for more warmth, wackiness, cultural differences, new foods, fellow travelers and mint tea! I'm a bit weary of being a solo lady but I'm sure I'll meet some cool people to hangs with me.Crazy Rainbow Unicorn ...
Donana National Park
Next stop Seville but we decided to visit the Donana National Park on the way. Trip booked for 10 am so we started early (for us) and left the campsite at 8.30 which was a good job as we had vague instructions on departure and Serena was no help. Eventually with the use of pigeon Spanish we found our way to the Fabrica de Hielo a beautiful yellow and blue tiled building and to the park centre. The car park ...
Cadiz and El Puerto
... interspersed with plazas. The old town is quite small so you're never too far away from the sea. The cathedral was beautiful and we had an excellent Pescados frittas lunch served in a paper cone for . So good that I went back for more calamari and ate my fill. We wandered around the town and ended up at the main beach which the boys loved although it too cold for a swim ...
Santa semana in jerez
... completion takes place in front of a notary with the vendor and the buyer present as well as the estate agent and lawyers for both parties.. In our case there was no mortgage required on the property but if there is the bank manager also attends. I must admit I think it is a charming way of doing the transaction but it does seem to involve a great deal of waiting about. The notary types up the escritura which is the document which states that the owner of ...
All we wanted to do is find the Tourism office
We started the morning a little late, well it felt late for us just because Spanish breakfast is from around 9:30-11:00. We decided to sleep in because we had all gotten in so late the previous night; people stay out until like 4 am. I saw little kids out at 1:30 am with their families, babies! We went to the same place for breakfast that we did the first morning and got chocolate con churros again, basically because we didn'Â’t really know anything else they would have because they ...
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- Room service
- Free High-Speed Internet
- Wheelchair accessibility
- Pets allowed
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