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Travel Blogs from Jerez De La Frontera
El Puerto: Hola and adios in the same breath
So after 3 nights in this abandoned seaside town I'm well and truly ready to leave. I laugh at myself for originally planning 1-2weeks here... Really I was expecting to have some FUN, however el Baobab Hostel was just cold, dark and lonely. Sure southern Spain is warm during the day but the nights are getting down to 4degrees. Which matters when the houses have no insulation or heaters and your too cheap to invest in a proper ...
Donana National Park
... let us park the van for the princely sum of 70cents and we checked in. The grandly named "Real Fernando" awaited us for use trip up the river - old but very functional with plenty of seats on top and a bar serving hot drinks which we needed as it was cold and a bit windy. So armed with espresso and binoculars off we went. The area is well known for rare wading birds as there is constant shallow water. It is still ...
Cadiz and El Puerto
... interspersed with plazas. The old town is quite small so you're never too far away from the sea. The cathedral was beautiful and we had an excellent Pescados frittas lunch served in a paper cone for . So good that I went back for more calamari and ate my fill. We wandered around the town and ended up at the main beach which the boys loved although it too cold for a swim ...
Meeting up with friends in jerez
... and enjoying the ambience in Jerez.
Our friends arrived on schedule and we spent the rest of the day relaxing. It was my birthday and so we went to our favourite restaurant (La Parrilla) and had a lovely meal and quite a lot of wine. There are now 4 teenagers and 2 mums in our party.
We spent the Sunday in Jerez and as the temperature soared we headed ...
Tio Pepe
It was a short bus ride from Chipiona to Jerez de la Frontera, an inland city known for it's wineries and 11th century Moorish fortress, the Alcazar.
We began our tour at the fortress. Once inside, we explored the large gardens and courtyards before our tour began. In the 18th century, a small palace, later turned government building and museum, was built within the walls of the Alcazar. It ...
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