Firts thought we might pass this over, having been to northern Germany a lot, but we are glad we didn´t. It is a charming little seaside resort and has a lot to offer, a nice walk, small shops, cafés and lovely views.

Very interesting to experience this little port town in northern Spain. Hit by recession and a lot of youg people deserting it, it really was an insightful and humbling place to visit.

A beautiful church and a nice town square and wonderful walk around the port.

Porto is beautiful. You need the transfer (at cost) for this one, but may also venture into town by yourself.

Don´t miss eating a pastie or two, and definately go for a ride on the tram along the harbour.

Our first experience was being dropped by a taxidriver 3 kilometers from where we needed to go, and he overcharged us (no meter running) for the pleasure.

But as we had two whole days, and rented a car, we did it ALL. Beaches, palaces, mountains, villages, Lisbon, Sintra, Quinte and also our favorite Monserrate palace.

Food is great, pasties lovely, people fantastic.

Well, since Seville is almost 2 hrs by bus inland, you get to arrive in Cadiz. And from there you can go to a number of wonderful places other than Seville. Cadiz itself is like a small version of Havanna, the seafront is beautiful as are the little mews and small streets.

Vejer de Frontera is just a short ride away and a beautiful mountain White village, Pueblo Blanco.

Jerez de Frontera is another lovely town where they make famous vinegar, sherry and other vines.

Come hungry!

You have the choise of so many places of the Costa del Sol here, Fuengirola and Marbella are our favorites. Malaga itself is very much a big city, but has many nice sites and historical buildings.

Rhe ship docks at Porto Pi. You can make the short walk to the nice shopping center there for some retail therapy, and then get a taxi to the cathedral. Once there you should brace yourself for both queues and a magnificent place. Also nexr ro the cathedral is the old quarters with wonderful buildings, shopping, restaurants and nice sites. Palma really is the Queen of the Baleares, she is fantastic.

You can´t go wrong with Barca, wheater you are into Gaudi or old gothic esthetics.

It has something for everyone. Enjoy.