La Concha Resort

... the hotel we were staying at was closing down for the week (we are in the off season), so we headed out to the La Concha which was a beach resort 5kms out of town but closer to the ferry terminal where we would need to take a taxi when we head off to Los ...

Great day relaxing at the resort. Although it was overcast, the water was pleasant. I could have stayed in the pool or the ocean all ...

... but made it up fine... the roadway to La Nevada was gonna be shut until lunchtime so in the end we had to settle for La Parva resort next door after all...second best out of 3 apparently. The drinking and lack of sleep took its toll on me as I wasn't ...

... you see Pamplona. Well, once you see the ocean you see San Sebastián. It is a city molded around the crescent bay of La Concha. From the air it looks like a horseshoe. Part Basque, part French and part Spanish, though posters remind you where you are: ...

... e-mails.   It is now dusk, but we decide to postpone the parking search, and stroll over to the beach. Playa la Concha is a beautiful sight in the fading light, a perfect half-moon of soft yellow sand backed by striking Victorian seaside apartments ...

... hacer unos collares fabulosos. Nos cambiamos en Lorenzo's (estabamos empapados) y de ahi nos fuimos hasta el Living colours resort, acudiendo a la cita. DE nuevo el internet no funcionaba, asi que nos la pasamos charlando. Resulta que Mike, el ingles, ...

... fun has been had at the ongoing goodbye dos of our truck group! Our final touristy act was a pilgrimage to the vineyards of Concha y Toro, producers of Liz's fave wine, Casillero del Diablo, followed by tapas. Now we're all packed and ready for our ...

... ducha o ir a la playa. Pero la gente no estaba por la labor, al final, Run vino y nos llevo hasta un resort 'rocky resort' al otro lado de la bahia, pintaba muy bien pero estaba muy lejos de todo asi que decidimos probar otro, y Run nos llevo, en la ...

... touristy and theatrical, but it was fun. We are spending one more day here, so we´ll probably send another message from La Serena (beach resort on the Pacific coast) in a few more days. Hope you´re all enjoying the lovely freezing rain ;P love ...

Day 1 in Puerto Rico I was REALLY into my trip when I arrived at airport gate for Puerto Rico when I saw  a lot Puerto Rican going home.  Pull out my spanish translator app and start trying to practice some words.  No, this was not my first time ...

   I am going to go back by a evening, last night after landing in San Juan we where picked up and transferred to the hotel. After about a 20 minuet drive to the other side of the island we arrived. Eck and my mouths opened about the same time ...

Woke up this morning without electrical. Felt like Deja Vu but this last a lot longer.  Today there was no power in the suite unlike on Tuesday we had power but no a/c. Was a good day to hang on the beach.  Only attraction today was water sports. ...

Skip the beach this morning and went back to Old San Juan.  So happy to see the sun.  We had time to find the stores on San Francisco Ave.  The sidewalks and streets are very small.  Easy walking on the sidewalks without holding umbrella. Had ...

Was downstair getting light breakfast when the power when out.  We was able to get coffee and muffins. Decide to take an advantage of sun and go hang out on the beach.  The air conditioner was not working.  I stayed in the water over two hours. ...

Went to Pinones to get some local food.  The very attractive taxi driver gave us some history of Pinones and Loiza.  Sample alcapurrias, bacalaito and pinchos morunos.  The food was very good.  A lot of fried food but fresh.  They cook on wood ...

This morning as I listen to people still hanging outside a club, I remember partying all night long to early morning but that was on the weekends.  If you can hang out at crack of dawn then go to work more power to you. We headed to Dunkin Donuts but ...