Author: Janet

Quiet night near the lighthouse but woken up early by next doors telly 🙄. We had a drive along La Manga …it’s a bit like a very high rise Blackpool! The huge hotels went on forever; it’s difficult to believe

We were going to give this place a miss as it didn’t sound very inspiring in the Rough Guide. So glad we didn’t, it’s a really nice city, especially down by the port. Paid 3 euros to park to some

Mmm….becoming a bit disillusioned with this bit of coast – we’re hoping it’s going to get better, but we are, of course, totally spoilt! 🤣 It either seems to be completely barren, other than miles of poly tunnels or completely

It was a little bit noisy in the port last night. Rufus added to it by scraping his claws on the bottom of the fridge whilst dreaming about chasing rabbits. We had a few red lights on so had to

Set off for San Jose which should have been an easy drive along the coast. The road passed by the Laguna de Rosa and we could see flamingos wading but couldn’t get close enough for a good photo as it’s

Seem to have taken the scenic route to all the wrong places today – and spent most of the time driving (well, Guy)! We set off this morning for Guadix to see the Barrio Santiago or rather the troglodyte quarter.

Got to say, I think this has been one of the most beautiful places I have ever visited. The day didn’t start off too well…we ended up walking even further than yesterday. For something that is so huge and high

Cold this morning – bit of a shock to the system. Think the temperatures had approached freezing in the night. Couldn’t decide which campsite to head for in order to make the visit to Granada easier. The one we chose

Left the Caravan Clubbers behind at lunchtime after Guy had done a couple of hours on his bike. Drove up towards Granada via Orgiva and Lanjaron. We didn’t stay in Orgiva as it full of New Age traveller types 😂…See

Not much to report today. Everything pretty much the same as yesterday. Guy cycled again but it was really windy (err…and hilly) – 34 miles at an average of 11 miles per hour. I waited till the sky turned black