Meson de Sancho
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Wind, surf, shopping, food -paradise!
We got up early this morning to catch the bus to Tarifa. We travelled by Comes bus lines, in new comfortable coaches. We left Sevilla at 9:30 and already the city was bustling with action. Once on the bus we settled in for the three hour trip.
We went through different terrain this time, flat lands, dry and barren, then into the mountains with forests of smaller types of trees. This is also the area of olive orchards and we passed ...
To your left, Spain. To your right, Spain
... you can see both the Mediterranean and the Atlantic and where they both meet. I thought this was pretty cool. Our meals consisted of more tapas of course but also some delicious calamari and enough olives to make a few hundred litres of olive oil. I did snap for lunch though and ordered my go to meal, the good old hamburger. Our accommodation was ok. It was a little pensione (that’s a nice way to say cheap hotel) and it was ...
TO THE SOUTHERN TIP OF EUROPE
... his communication skills and customer service were nil! and we were not really happy with the Mitsubishi Colt because our suitacases were exposed for all to see. The car had a few dings and wasn't super clean- oh well let's chill!
But the car started and we felt more relaxed.
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Oranges and Local Music
... time in Seville at the very impressive Plaza de Espana. This huge area was built for the 1929 World Expo. It is complete with ornate bridges over a moat and you can even hire a small boat to do a lap if you so desire. It is enclosed on one side by what seems to be a functionless curved building that contains elaborate tile mosaics dedicated to each region of Spain and provides a great view over the whole plaza.
Our final stop before making the ...
Waka, Waka....This time for Africa!!!!!!
... that I couldn’t even look at the man. We then headed straight back to our hotel and stayed there till morning. Sunday we woke up super early to eat breakfast and head straight to Chefchaun, the blue city. Once we got there, there was a Moroccan group just arriving from Tangier. They were hilarious! They brought their drums and started singing and playing them in the middle of the town. I took a few videos of them dancing because it was so funny. We stayed a ...
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