Cape Santa Maria Resort

... 's. It was the Chilean's who planted them to blow up any potential Argie invaders, so they've only got themselves to blame.   Santa Maria sets off with a tail wind to find another safe anchorage for the night. It only takes us a couple of hours to ...

... and charm. We would certainly like to re-visit sometime (but not on a Sunday).   Barbate We left Puerto de Santa Maria at 8.00 on Monday morning and headed for Barbate, our last stop before the Straits of Gibraltar and the Mediterranean. Crossing ...

... a popular island for water sports with windsurfing being the most favoured. After driving around we opted for the beach at Santa Maria which is just over the eastern headland from Naoussa and spent the afternoon relaxing under a sun umbrella while ...

... on the bus but it meant we arrived at around 5:30am which left us freezing cold and homeless as we watched the beach resort town of La Serena, about 470km north of Santiago, come alive. We walked around town to locate where the hostels were situated and ...

... 's (FONATUR) computer programs identified it several decades ago (like Ixtapa, Cancun, and Los Cabos) as a spot with mega-resort potential.  However, unlike those others, development in Loreto never really took off and tourism remains on a small ...