Torre Joven Torrevieja

... of Biscay which can be very stormy, fingers crossed it will be a fine crossing. We land at 8.00 am Friday morning and then we drive across Spain to the Costa Calida where we plan to spend a few weeks in a small Spanish village called Roldan, then we move on to a town called Lo Pagan,<br>

... in sweat by the time I got back to the ship. It was hot out, I had 9 liters of wine I was carrying, and it was about 2 miles from the supermarket to the ship.<br><br>Jacqui had spent the morning in the spa so we met back in the room when I got back to the ship and had showered off. Then we went back out and walked around the downtown area again. By that time, everything had already closed for Siesta. I&#8217;m still not sure why we stopped in Cartagena at all&#8230;

... after a few miles of cycling. Murcia basically has about 6 motorways going through it. Cant cycle on these. cant navigate because of our incredibly basic A3 map of spain. So we went and bought a beer. Then, a bit drunk (what!? it was hot and we were dehydrated from cycling) we aimlessly cycled around until we found a more detailed map behind some perspex glass, up a lamp post, at a bus stop. Probably shouldnt have taken it but desperate times.. . . . we are ...

... we had met and said our goodbyes. A sad moment but hopefully this was the beginning of many more cool moments. well, unfortunately they would not happen this day because shortly after we left i got a puncture, then we got kicked out of an abandoned house we treid to sleep in and had to settle for a dead lemon grove. Well at least we could have a hot meal. or so we thought until we realised that the fuel we ...

One may think that with the trouble we had in getting here, we weren't meant to be here. There was a fire on another train aheadd of us, and we were delayed by 2 hours. Then our train was having problems and we had to transfer to another train. All in all we arrived in Murcia at 12:45am, 4 hours late, but very excited to see Javier, Carmen and still waiting to see the girls who got up and went to school while we still slept.

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... beaches and we think were probably more suited to being beach bums than hippies! But now she was fixed the van was itching to go and we realised we should get going and get back on the tour and cover some miles. So were heading well away from the package tour route now, were heading north to see what Valencia is like and maybe catch the european final in or around Barcelona, which if they beet Man United should be an amazing night! (Sorry Manchester)

... artefacts from the theatre and from the period. A model of the original theatre is also on display. We returned to the ship at about 13:00 so that Emily could have an afternoon nap, that, as I recall, her parents enjoyed quite a great deal as well. We awoke for Catholic Mass at 17:00 and then went to dinner in the main dining room. The evening show was The ...

... they don't charge us for the one day we missed due the challenges we have faced over the last two days. and then drive to the villa in Torrevieja, (45 mins) or #2 get a car here at the train station, pay the 70 pound fee (that they probably would charge anyway) for not showing up for our reserved car and hope that we can also claim this cost on our travel insurance. We voted for #2 We got a really nice car, just big enough for the five of us and our luggage and off we went, we did ...