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La Mirada Hotel Tarifa

San Sebastian Street, 41 Tarifa, Costa de la Luz, Andalusia, 11380, Spain and Canary Islands

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Day 9 - Sometimes you just get lucky!

A travel blog entry by annike

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... with direction Malaga. So now we managed to avoid the city and got quite far outside so that we could catch the right cars going east. The passenger guy in that car was very weird by the way - he was saying something nobody understood, laughing and seemed really sleepy. We didn't get their names.

Now that we got to a gas station we could brush our teeth and wash up. It is almost 9 o'clock. While I was away Kaare managed to find a Danish ...

Stan's Cliff's Notes for Latin America

A travel blog entry by stanfalk

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... nice Argentine Malbec or a massive plate of clams with a bottle of Chilean white.

Worst food - Central America, and I'll never understand why. They live right next to Mexico and have a perfect tropical climate that ought to result in the full bounty of nature finding its way onto the plate but they eat the blandest, most lifeless food I have ever had anywhere. From the culinary atrocity of pupusa in El Salvador (which sounds gross but is way too ...

Morocco Exchange: Tangier

A travel blog entry by adamsummers

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... view. We all know that what we are about to encounter is something we will likely never encounter again, so we all do our best to rid our minds of pre-conceived notions about Morocco.

We arrive in Tangier, leave the port and already we are overwhelmed with the differences between Morocco and not only our lives in the US, but also our lives in Spain. We begin walking around Tangier, mesmerized by the ...

Kite a thon...

A travel blog entry by beadledove

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... him if Guzman didn't surrender. Guzman threw his dagger down and told them to go ahead, he wouldn't surrender the town. The Moors used the dagger to slit the twelve year old son's throat. The things you learn....

We stayed outside of town in a very nice campground right at the beach area. I say beach area because there is a large shallow river estuary that runs behind the beach proper. This is where all of the ...

A Comparison of Cultures in Tangier

A travel blog entry by stevenlauter

... Medinha is heavily visited by tourists from all over Europe, thus the merchants must adapt to the tastes and languages of the consumers. Numerous shops we went to had owners that spoke English, Arabic, French, Spanish, and sometimes German or Italian. It was incredible to see these men know this many languages all thanks to the affect of tourism. Such an affect is similar in Spain in that many of the tourist areas and ...

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