Parador de Merida
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Beach Recovery at Oliva-Tim
... cook and eat dinner before dark. We are all trying not to lisp after excessive lithping in Barthelona.
his is a lovely resort type camping ground with pools, supermarket, pizza and coffee shop so we will have another night or so before heading further south. By the way the map pin drop for this is completely wrong - it is south of Valencia on the coast.
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Days 10, 11 and 12
... remains of Roman antiquity than any other town in Spain. We rolled up today with our backpacks looking bedraggled to this beautiful 5 star hotel you can just tell the way they look at us that they don't believe we are guests checking in. We are planning on staying an extra day to visit the sites. Our bodies especially my feet are hurting we are finding this a challenge but a very enjoyable challenge. Will update again when and if I receive my connector. Miss you all. ...
No not Denia but on to Oliva
Tuesday 24th April
Up early, pack up Sonia and the plan is to head for Denia - with our very limited knowledge of the area, Denia (Penny once said) is very pretty and not too commercialised! We get to Denia and look for some campsites - here lies the problem - Denia does not welcome campers/motorhomes/caravans. The one site we found was awful - lots of very old worn out ...
Ruta de la Plata, Day 3
This is a top pick!
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In the next town, we found a cafe, ordered the coffee and then asked for tostada con tomate. When the guy delivered us our toast with tomato, we were in heaven. We also got garlic and it went down a treat.
Back on the road, we found the track and it was flat and fast through the grape fields, and then like a dream, we watched Paul just fall off his bike !!! We went over and ...
Trujillo y Merida
... at the mid-sized town of Merida. This town is famed for its Roman antiquities, and quite rightly so. On the hilltop was a “teatro romano” partially restored to give an evocation of what it looked like 2000 years ago. Alongside it was an amphitheatre, less restored but with a complete lower row of “bleachers” and clear remnants of the subterranean chambers and entrances. This of course is our umpteenth roman amphitheatre of the last couple of years, ...
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- Restaurant
- Swimming pool
- Room service
- Wheelchair accessibility
- Fitness/Health center
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