Hotel Agh Estepona

... many of us who finished off our bottles over the course of the night. I ended up staying up pretty late talking to a Kiwi, Craig. <br><br>Other comments I have. The tents are quite nice and they look VERY durable which is particularly important. We divided into cook crews and I somehow ended up on two. Weird, the North American group (me plus my Canadians) put me on theirs and Pete and Craig thought I was going to be with them. I decided to stay with ...

This is by far the most beautiful city I have visited in Spain! Ronda is where the first bullfight took place and is home to the oldest bullring in Spain. The other students and I started out the day listening to one of our professors give a speech about the history of bullfighting, very interesting but after three hours I was ready to see Ronda. We then went to the bullring and had the opportunity to go inside where the fights take place. It was a feeling like no ...

Je dévore le livre de Philippe Sauve. Cet énergumène a traversé la Sibérie en canoe, du lac Baïkal jusqu'à l'Arctique... Il parle souvent de ses peurs et ce n'est pas souvent que l'on trouve ça dans un livre d'aventurier... en général, l'aventurier lui-mème relate plus tout ce qu'il a accomplit que ce qu'il lui a filé la frousse!! et la peur est quelque chose d'universel, on peut s'y retrouver.. et puis cette fameuse peur qui ...

Well todays events were mostly based around food. Firstly, the worst food you can eat on a seriously hot beach is soup. Another important life lesson. Secondly, when we stopped for some traffic lights a bloke started talking to us out of his car window and he ended up offereing us some red liqurice. Thats not really normal is it. I mean has that ever ...

... We landed early just before daylight at 07:00AM and in the early morning light just before the sun broke over the ocean we could make out the Rock of Gibraltar outlined against dark clouds that filled the sky. The weather for the day was forecast to be rain-free and cool. The White Lady's luck would hold another day as we had bright cool weather the whole morning that we were in Gibraltar. We would only be in port for half a day from 07:00AM until 1:00PM. That would be all of ...

... on the rocks, jumping on the cars, and in the road. Several females and babies approached our guide who was feeding them peanuts. He justified feeding them peanuts because they are nuts and closer to their natural food (and didn't contain refined sugar). He explained that when they get sweets from tourists they decide they like them better than their regular foraged food and end up both rotting their teeth and being unable to feed themselves in ...

... hingen die kerstliedjes afspeelden, int spaans dan nog. Echt super belachelijk om jingle bell int spaans te moeten aanhoren. Verneuking van jewelste! Na het eten zijn we gaan slapen, want we waren echt doodop! De volgende ochtend om half negen opgestaan, vermits het ontbijt tot 10u was en we dan ook moesten uitchecken. We zijn daarna ons gerief in de auto gaan zetten en hebben dan rustig een wandelingeske gemaakt door de straatjes van Marbella en zo naar de zee ...

... into Puerto Banus and it would take us about 45 mins. So we set off around lunchtime with the hope that we could wander that way and stop somewhere for lunch along the way. It would have been okay if we hadn't been the wrong side of the sewage pipe which seemed to be pumping at full pelt into the sea. It was also quite ...

The local bus line, Transportes Generales Comes, runs a local Algeciras to La Linea line, end to end costs 1.78&euro;. There´s a bus stop right in front of the Hotel Alboran and from there it was about 20 minutes to the Spanish border in La Linea. I walked through an unmanned customs station into UK territory and took a #9 Gibraltar bus for 2&euro; to the town center. From there it´s about another 20 minute walk up Main Street ...

A day trip into the rock at the base of Spain, you have to have your passport and then walk across a airport runway to reach this special place. A very pretty little quirky place, where in true brit style we had fish and chips that got stolen by baboons. Still in the getting to know people phase.