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... one you shouldn’t miss if you ever make it to Mallorca.

None of my pics looked very good so, instead of posting my bad pics, below is the link the caves website. Their pics are much better than mine and also show the boats on the underwater lake. http://www.cuevasdeldrach.com/

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... us off and then returned to the yacht go continue on their way. Usually the crew will setup an area on the beach with a canopy, beverages, and a few lounge chairs, but since none of that would fit on the heli, it was just us a change of close, beach towels a few drinks and sunscreen.

We weren’t nearly as hyper on the beach today as we were in Formentera. Today, everyone just strolled around the ...

Es Trenc - Traumstrand im Süden von Mallorca Schon immer war ich fasziniert von den karibischen Stränden mit weissem Sand und dem schön blauen, klaren Wasser - leider konnte ich mir bis jetzt noch nie einen Flug leisten, auch für das Hotel hätte es wohl nie gereicht. Doch ...

... lake. One of the boats has a group of four muscians in it - two violins, one cello and a small organ - that play classical music as oarsmen very slowly row their boats around the lake. When the 10-15 minute concert is over the lights are turned back on and the group is invited to either walk out of the cave or you can get in one of the rowboats to be rowed to the other end of the lake where you get out and walk the rest of the way.

... that shrine was knocked down in an effort to stop an epidemic that was decimating the local population. Destroying the shrine didn't seem to help stop the epidemic and the current Santuari was built in its place.

From there I went to Port Alcúdia and then to the town of Alcúdia itself. Port Alcúdia is a major tourist area with lots of beaches, hotels, restaurants souvenir shops and ...

... were washed up on the shore barricading the entrance to the water, as if the sea was warning off any swimmers from disturbing its ill-temper. Respecting the sea's wishes, most beach-goers were quietly resting on their towels upon the sand, while some walked up to the filthy shore, contemplating whether to go in or not. Ed and I relaxed on the rocks until the sun was completely blocked out by dark menacing clouds. Rendering our ...

... still obscure although we would like to spend a few days in Barcelona and then back to Madrid. Right now all we are looking forward to is the 4-day weekend that awaits us in Ibiza, earthly promised land for all clubbers throughout the world. We will be traveling with a group of about 15 people from all over the globe, courtesy of Mr. Trace Harris (Smartie Partie), flying in to the seventh heaven of the Mediterranean Sea in unison ...

... ve been hanging out at the beach, climbing through rocks to try to get a nice private spot on the cove. We both had winter-wan skin so we decided to catch up on time lost by the sun and try to look like we actually spent the summer in the Mediterranean. We've also been eating healthier since we can now cook for ourselves instead of relying on the greasy, garlicky Spanish restaurant food. Ed, who has lost 10 kg's since he's gotten here has ...

... when there are more than 150 people seated at the restaurant, was an overwhelming task on my first day. I came home that day and held my cell phone in my hand for more than an hour trying to decide if I should call the owner to tell him I wasn't coming back. Finally I decided I would give it another shot to see if I could really pull it off. The second day wasn't as bad but my screw ups with the cash register ...

... through the door at 1 am sharp, automatically bobbing his head to the music with a smile on his face. Ross played some wicked, raw, rotten, electro-house music which made me flip out. He played the exact kind of dark beats I loved. Cheering him on and feeling completely E-levated, I looked around and realized no one was really dancing except Bernie, Ed and I. Everyone else was kind of moving around engaged in small chit chat ...