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Misiana Tarifa

Sancho IV El Bravo, 16 Tarifa, Costa de la Luz, Andalusia, Spain and Canary Islands

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Stan's Cliff's Notes for Latin America

A travel blog entry by stanfalk

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... wine in other places and there are Bolivian wines that you can actually drink, but they aren't anything special. Chile and Argentina, however, have excellent wines (at least to my palette) at dirt cheap prices. And since the cuisine is largely European, you can also have some really nice food pairings. As much as I enjoyed Mexican, Peruvian, and Caribbean food, none of its screamed for a bottle of vino.

For All the Dudes in the Audience - Colombia, ...

Tarifa Time

A travel blog entry by redbikini

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... sprawling urbanisations of the Costa del Sol. Perhaps Spains’ last wild frontier...

At breakfast  next morning, I meet the other guests, two Dutch guys making the scenic white village route to Ronda and two Argentinians. There are it seems a lot of Argentinians in Tarifa and hence Tango is also popular.  Thierry gives me a lift back in to Tarifa. We head for the Melting Pot – one of the nicest hostels in town, perfectly situated between the old town and ...

Day 20 - off to Tangier, Morocco !

A travel blog entry by styrsky

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... to toe in the traditional Muslim garb. Its a trip. Here we are, obviously American. Being led around by a powerful Jewish man ... amongst a population of mostly poor, arab, Muslim people. Its not an unsafe feeling that I sense. Just an extreme sense of not belonging. ... As it turns out, we have nothing but pleasant interactions with every local we connect with (with the exception of constantly having to work around the seemingly unsatiable urge the locals ...

Morocco!!

A travel blog entry by sarajupin

... 3 o’clock or so, some of the people were getting tired and wanted to go hang out by the hotel’s pool and take a nap, while the rest of us wanted to keep exploring Morocco, so we split up and decided we would meet at a restaurant we had found for dinner at 8:30. We started walking towards the beach without any real purpose besides to see if we could find some food, and we ended up finding a place on the beach where you can ride camels! The people working ...

I don't smoke Tarifa

A travel blog entry by barryrimell

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... a small resort of white buildings and small beach shops, and very few people. I just had time for a very rapido pizza along the promenade looking out over the northern coast of Africa before rushing to the ferry to make the aproximado departure of 4:00. At 4:25 when the ferry had still not left the port I was not too surprised, and enjoyed one last look at the Spanish castle staring defiantly at ...