Sand Dunes and Tapas
Thinking we could stop for a coffee and croissant before taking the ferry back to Tarifa, we packed up early and made for the elevator (we were on the 9th floor). The key fob sensor that had to be used…
Tangier – Ouds, Tea and Minarets
The dawn calling to prayer (Imsak)– around 6:15 a.m. at present — is nowadays broadcast by amplified speakers from the tallest Minarets. You can hear echoing calls from all over the city … quite a haunting sound first thing in…
And now for something completely different — Tangier
We’re this close, we HAVE to visit! As the Tarifa owner kindly let us leave our bags behind at the apartment and stay an additional night on our return, we can just take backpacks. There was absolutely no available parking…
The Rock of Gibraltar
The morning dawned — foggy, cool and a touch of drizzle. No … not what we need! The clouds were so low they almost touched the sea. Should we put off until tomorrow? The BBC weather forecast claimed that Tarifa…
Tarifa – and all parts South
Certainly a village not to miss is Vejer de la Frontera. Now, you ‘re probably thinking that we’ve seen FAR too many white pueblos already this trip, but honestly, this is a beauty. Mid week, it was quiet … the sky…