Infante De Sagres Hotel Porto

It really is a shame we already booked our flight to France from Porto. We could have easily stayed an extra week in Portugal, there is so much to see here. But we did pretty good with our 2 days in Porto. It's right on the river and the ocean, and on one side of the river are tons of cute, old tiled homes, that look across to the other side of the bank where all of the old Port ...

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... city. Narrow streets tumbling down to the river with washing hanging from the windows. Lots of bridges, trams and traffic. One side of the river was the centre for the production of port. We went to one of them and sampled some of the product. <br><br>We stayed about 100 meters from the sea. Miles and miles and miles of golden sand and boardwalks. We did a lot of walking and a lot of cycling. Beautiful weather. We then moved onto Aveiro further down the coast.

... the better part of an hour looking for any restaurant that was opened. Our meals were : a tuna salad (a can of tuna, unrippened tomatoes and lettuce) and pork (a peice of pork, rice and french fries.) Long story short we were more then enthusiastic to get on the road in the morning to leave Porto behind

Een gevaarlijke haven volgens de Nederlanders die hier al 5 jaar liggen met een Etap 32: de mensen zijn aardig en het is niet al te duur: je blijft er zo maar liggen. Ze konden zo nog een aantal mensen aanwijzen waarbij dit was gebeurd. Wij hebben ook nog geen neiging weg ...

... of tastings and chocolate. This years bottles are around 6 euro, where as a 1982 goes for 50 euro... a 1941 kicks in at around 540 euro!<br><br>One of the downsides was the amount of beggers about... crafty *******s too or just plain pushy. Thanks to the waiter who rescued us so often!<br><br>Stocked up on piri piri and hot sauce.. then flew off to Paris.

... Hopefully there is room on another flight's bus that may be leaving around the same time but those buses are most likely full, too. I lucked out by getting there early at 6am and hopping on the bus for the Barcelona flight (into Girona an hour away of course) that was leaving right as I walked up to the bus depot. After a long ride out into the French countryside squished into my seat by a rather big guy, I finally arrived in this part of France that ...

... daddy-like. It's cute. Him and I "watch" some TV in the lounge as well. I go to check on my laundry and it being so hot here it's already dry. Bad news, I've lost my Zywiec shirt. It was a pretty windy day and my shirt must have blown away. So if anyone ever goes to Porto and sees someone wearing a black Zywiec shirt ask them where they got it. My shirt count is down by one. I have Eight Ball Eddies, Monty Pyton, Boston Celtics, Sheffield and Buddha remaining.

... region was known as Portucale or Portugal. But better known than for giving the name to the entire country, Gaia is recognized by the famous port wine lodges. It was here that this sweet succulent wine worthy of the gods was born. After crossing the bridge we made our way down the gorge through the steep residential ...

... maar weer duidelijk hoe goed we het in Europa voorelkaar hebben. 'sMiddags klaart het op en we maken ons op om te vertrekken naar Baiona, wel met een voorbehoud, we hebben wind tegen en de kopjes op de golven zijn maar weinig afgenomen. De inlopende golven uit de Oceaan worden steeds groter en na een uur boxen besluiten we terug te gaan. Dan maar vanuit Vigo naar Portugal, het is maar 2.5 uur langer. Morgen moet de wind gedraaid zijn volgens alle weerbureaus inclusief mijn eigen ...