Hotel Bandolero Málaga
Avenida Havaral, 43 Málaga, Costa del Sol, Andalusia, 29462, Spain and Canary Islands
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Travesia x Los Pueblos Blancos de Andalucia
... en el bolso y la vuelta al hotel con el auto se demorň un poco mas de lo previsto. Me recorri media Sevilla (digamos que no es Buenos Aires) hasta que pude dar con el hotel. Entre que queria ver el mapa y no me ubicaba mientras manejaba un auto con caja de cambios manual, a la que me habia desacostumbrado. Por suerte llegue y me acostumbre rapidamente.
Ahora si, GPS direccionandome hacia Arcos de la Frontera en direccion al sur, al mediterraneo. Muchos pueblos de por ...
The Spanish Monaco
... br> Lady Haya - Georgetown
Shaf - London
Xargo - Marbella
I found the Xargo is for rent at a measly 39,000 Euros per week. The Lady Haya is the property of the King of Saudi Arabia. The approximate price is 35 million Euros. The Shaf also showed its ownership as Saudi Arabian. These yachts were huge!
As we walked back along the dock we decided to try the restaurant Amore and Fantasia. Our lunch ...
The historic Marbella city
... and Aston Martins. Elegance and glamor are everywhere in this section. The coast from Puerto Banus to Malaga is gorgous, filled with rolling hills and the long stretches of Mediterranean sandy beaches with the cobalt blue, clear ocean water. I can't swallow, breath, and soak in fast enough...
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Werewolf!!!
... not going anywhere just drank 2 bottles of wine laughing talking about everything and anything then these teachers from Norway came in and sat with us one guy had a “very nice” bottle of wine from Italy (which I guess means expensive) we drank that with him then he got another one it is from France we drank that then they got out their brandy and I was like nope time to go to bed!! It was almost 4 in the morning!!! Ad and I slept ...
Morocco Explored
... had maybe 20 kiosks with computer screens where anyone could just walk up and get on the Internet for free. The garden and home of Yves Saint-Laurent were also spectacular. The medinas (areas inside old city walls) are decaying and the new cities are not well planned or connected. Nothing is pedestrian friendly. They have some wide boulevards but those are just for cars.
We didn’t really see many Americans here and people ...



