Pension Altair San Sebastián - Donostia

... Pinxos restaurant she, Ev, and Jullie had loved 3 weeks earlier. It was truly amazing and we enjoyed talking with a lovely british couple who now run a B&amp;B in Provence. Judy and the kids had a wet but fun time, as the weather had finally turned south.<br><br>                        <br>

I don't really need to tell you what we did do I? Take one part playground, one part beach, and one part sunset and you have a Kramer day in Biarritz.<br><br>            <br>

Judy spent the day with Pierre, a former wrestler and French Olympic wresting coach (he went with the team to Atlanta) who she had met on the train ride a few days ...

We spent the morning touring our recently discovered Bayonne with the kids and Judy continued exploring during the afternoon ...

... only look good. After our first night, we realized they sit out on the bar all day, so who knows how long they sit there. I had a horrible stomac ache after our first night... no wonder. For our second tapas experience, we ordered off the menu and we had Kanguroo Tacos and Shark. It was absolutely delicious.<br><br>As for ...

... br>Really nice town with amazing paxtos which are tapas kinda munchies! Hundreds of Aussies in town though - which makes for a good night out, but takes away from the Spanish feel. Surf is good here.<br><br>As for nights out, I can't remember! Which means it must be a party town. I recall being refused entry into a nigh club ...

... by actually stopped for me. I then made it to the hostel at 6:30am to be greeted by a man that spoke no English who pointed to the dining room table, then went back to sleep on the only couch in the room, snoring. So I (attempted to) sleep on said dining room table, freezing my **** off until this other girl checked me in at 11:30am, and she was cranky with me because I didn't speak Spanish - it's a ...

... promenade to walk along. As it was late our first night, we headed into the Old Town and purchased dinner. The next day, we walked along the promenade and up the hill at the bay's entrance and had wonderful views over the city and the beach. Afterwards, we walked along the other side of the peninsula into the main or new city. For being a beach resort, it just had to have been cloudy and rainy while we were ...

... better prices than Scandinavia too. Alicante Had a train ride up north to Valencia then took the metro and bus WAY OUT into the 'burbs to my hotel. I made reservations quite a bit in advance because things were filling up fast, but I obviously didn't check the location very carefully. That same day is when I did the day trip to Buñol. I also looked around the city of Valencia a bit too. The day after La Tomatina I had planned on going to ...