Hotel Misiana
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Wind, surf, shopping, food -paradise!
... large orchards. As we moved south west we came across pastures of bulls and horses, something that we have not seen much of in the northern part of the country.
As we have crossed Spain we have seen large black silhouettes of bulls (14meters high) , the national unofficial symbol of Spain, and we thought that it was a rancher advertising his bulls. Actually the "Toros Osbornes" as they are called where brought to existance in 1957 ...
To your left, Spain. To your right, Spain
... Joseph and I must have that “put me in the noisiest room, preferably one that shares a wall with a nightclub” look about us. So sleeping was an effort, but my rainfall soundtrack came to the rescue again.
On our final day in Tarifa we toddled down to the port to have our suspicions confirmed, the port was closed and there would be no ferries to Morocco departing. So we jumped into a cab and headed back to ...
TO THE SOUTHERN TIP OF EUROPE
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Set the GPS and we were on our way to the south coast of Spain to the little town of Tarifa. Sheila got the hang of the highway and we were soon on the south coast.
We were happy with our airbnb accommodation and Katie, her son Maxi and dog ...
Oranges and Local Music
... km) ferry trip to Morocco for three weeks was the port town of Tarifa. Apart from tidying up the van and eating the last of our perishables, we walked along the beach and visited the local castle. The most southerly point of Europe is called Isla de Tarifa and it is also where the Mediterranean Sea meets the Atlantic Ocean. We are looking forward to finishing off our adventures in southern Spain when we head to Granada and Valencia after returning from northern ...
At sea between Valencia and Casablanca
... contributed to it’s production/publication so they quit. The ceramics shop was huge and bustling…just not very interesting products. Another slightly grumpy shopkeeper said there are only around 25 shops operating now….I don’t think he was accurate. He was empty and had few items; next door was a much larger very active shop bustling with tourists. Much larger, perhaps better at giving a cut to various drivers. But ...
Amenities
- Restaurant
- Free High-Speed Internet
- Beach
- Wheelchair accessibility
- Pets allowed
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