Nopal Puerto de la Cruz
San Juan 15 Puerto de la Cruz, Tenerife, Canary Islands, 38400, Spain and Canary Islands
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Leaving on New Years Day
After washing various muckied items in the sea, emptying the rubbish bins on Medio and breakfasting on Simon's leftover dahl, we had a lovely time in the sun, swimming, lying naked on the beach, hanging out with Anna and Simon. A new hippy arrived, who was realy an old regular called Hyo, a hyper German guy.
Having packed up our things we wet to check out a new camping spot Anna had moved to, closer to the beach, a nice peaceful location ...
Tenerife. Insula Eternei Primaveri.
... fiind un sanctuar pentru multe specii pe cale de disparitie. In rest, multe animale salbatice te asteapta sa le descoperi.
Loro Parque se afla in Puerto de la Cruz, o statiune aflata la o ora de mers de Playa de las Americas. Noi am cumparat excursia de la hotel. A costat 50 euro de persoana (transport si biletul de intrare in parc).
Santa Cruza, capitala din Tenerife a fost a doua optiune pe lista noastra. Am ajuns cu autobuzul in aproximativ 40 de ...
Barcelona to La Gomera
... the boat left, we explored and did a little paddling in the sea, ate the wonderful papas arrugadas with mojo dips, and chatted with a family of Brits who were sand sculpting on the beach. In the background, as George played with them in the sand, a crowd of drunks were shouting, squatting a seaview ruin.
The evening boat ride was fun, on a big ferry to the main port of St Sebastian on La Gomera ...
Tootling Around Tenerife
The six of us hired a car and set off to see what Tenerife had to offer. Our first stop as we drove up from the coast on our way to Mt Teide was a village called Vilaflor. Set on the slopes of the highest mountain in Spain the village was not only on the tree line but also the cloud line that seems to circle the mountain.
After some suitable refreshments and compulsory church visit we carried on up Mt Teide. This mountain is ...
Tenerifian Tidbits
... by 25 km). Spain has owned all of the Canary Islands since the 15th century.
Fact #2: Many mellow crooners have left their hearts in San Francisco, but one famed British warhorse left more than that in Tenerife. In 1797, Admiral Horatio Nelson spent months recovering in Tenerife’s capital city of Santa Cruz after his arm was blown off during a losing battle to take control ...



