Hotel Silken Puerta Málaga

... selling sea food and having bbqs on the beach. The weather is amazing cant believe that its still around the 25 degrees mark at this time of year.<br><br>We walked for a while and then worked our way back to the hotel where Ian went and lay by the pool for a little while reading his book while I had a little sleep. Its only a few days now until we come home and I am excited although I want to keep on travelling around. We got ready ...

... drive along the coast through Marbella and we even saw the rock of Gibralter as well. As we where travelling though you could not help but notice the strips of english bars and restaurants and we laughed about what we have got coming up. <br><br>We got the the centre of Torrimolinos and got a taxi to our hotel. Its ok the hotel is clean and we have a large kitchen and balcony not overlooking the pool but its ok ...

... our ship, the navigator of the seas (royal caribbean) is repositioning to the caribbean for the winter. pricing on these types of cruises is very affordable and the type of people that cruise on the transatlantic sailings tend to be laid back, not the type who needs to be in a different port every day especially since we will have 6 sea days in a row as we cross the atlantic. i will have internet access on the ship so hopefully i'll be able to post daily. <br><br><br><br><br><br>

... the pool, cooking for ourselves, and watching MTV in German (South Park is hilarious, BTW) it was time for another adventure. <br>We ended up booking an actual group tour to Morocco for the day. We wanted to go check it out on our own, but it was actually cheaper to do it though the tour, so we got up at 5:45 in the morning on Thursday and got on the bus to Tarifa, where we would take the ferry over to Tangier. <br>Even though it´s only a 35 minute ferry ride, Tangier really is ...

After breakfast and nice stroll on the beach, we head out to see the next city in the list which was Malaga. Malaga is very big compare to its size on the map :)<br>The trick is to head out to the old part of town to see the actions. Lots of architectures are dated back few years. <br>Cathedral as like the other places, is a must see in the old city. Small cobble stone alleys make it very nice and easy for walk. <br>The best ...

... of flamenco zapateos practice, had lunch and went to the center to meet up with Pablo for the last time. We walked around the city, first to the playa malagueta of which I didn't absorbed too much because Pablo thought it was cold and Spanish people are generally more interested in other people and in cities then in anything that comes near to nature. But it was fun. I helped him for some hours with his form of Belastingdienst. It is a form everyone who works or did work in the ...

... show and great fireworks over the Mediterranean, which was a perfect end to the day. When the fireworks ended we headed to an Italian restaurant for some of the freshest pasta I've ever tasted. Coffee with brandy topped off dessert and we headed back to the hostel. Due to my activities the night before I was exhausted and went to bed, only to find Martin snoring at the top of his lungs... fun. Guess there won't be much sleep tonight. Hasta manana!

... have a paella feast on Saturday with the family. We plan to travel somewhere on Sunday and Monday, but haven´t exactly where. Angeles gave me all the spices (including the saffron) that I will need to make paella a home as well as a deck of playing cards (a Spanish invention) and a garter to wear at the wedding as going away gifts. It was very sweet. So I will update again if Pierce and I go anywhere and then when we travel with Liz and Jay in the Alps over the next couple of weeks.

... a English/spanish dictonary and anyway they seem to keep to their own. After we thought it was useless trying for work in this area, we figured we'd goto Malaga and the surrounding area's, as we've been told, there's also plenty of english with englished owned bars and restaurants. At least we would actually be able to talk to someone about work. So we start out for malaga. We figured it would take about 3 or so hours (so about 3 days for us). After about half ...

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