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The crossing to Ibiza (Jilly's journey to ....)
Hi all, well, as Jilly has said we waited in Valencia for a final forecast prior to setting off as the wind was still blowing at up to 15kts in the harbour. We were looking for confirmation of the shipping forecast that the wind was going to ease prior to making the 80nm passage which was planned as an overnight crossing so that we left and entered harbours in daylight. At 4pm I went to the marina office to see if they could give us ...
We're going to Ibiza
... mooi (soms wat moeilijk om het juiste pad te vinden) en gaat door bossen en langs steile kliffen. Sommige stukken gaan stevig bergop en vervolgens steil bergaf. Vaak hebben we de meest ongelooflijke vergezichten. Het weer is bijzonder variabel. 2 keer krijgen we en fikse bui over ons heen en 5 minuten later schijnt de zon opnieuw. Het is zo’n 25 graden, ook tijdens de regenbuien en er staat een strakke wind met soms stevige rukwinden. Tegen het eind van ...
The Crazy and Beautiful Island of Ibiza!
... in Ibiza, Platges d'en Bossa, where all the beach clubs are located! It was Bora Bora for the sunset and then back home fore a Botellón with the boys!
The next day was old town Ibiza where we toured around the history High City and saw some incredible views of the city. But we then headed to the incredible beach of Cala Salada where the water was crystal clear and we were feeding the tropical Mediterranean fish with our toes!
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Ibiza et Formentera
... agréable!
Notre première journée s’est déroulée sur l’île voisine de Formentera, qui est une île plus petite qu’Ibiza et aussi plus tranquille! Après une traversée en bateau relativement houleuse, nous avons pu profiter de quelques coins de cette île qui sont vraiment paradisiaques : des plages de beau sable blanc et d’eaux turquoise « cristal clear », comme ...
Hot and sunny Ibiza
... pleasantly surprised. From the dock we were bussed nearer to the town and then walked up the steep streets with many steps and passageways to the Dalt Vila or old town, which is very pretty and lined by little shops and nice looking bars and restaurants. On the way we found a museum of Modern Art, which was free to enter and was showing an exhibition of the drawings and ceramics of Barry Flanagan (he of large dancing bronze hare fame) and of Marcel Barcelo. I never knew before ...
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