Today, the final day of our holiday, we visited the Seville Cathedral and the Jewish District of Seville.
Our 5 weeks of holiday was almost over. We had just 2 more days in Seville before we left to return home.
Today we disembarked from our cruise ship for the last time but were not returning home immediately but spending 3 days in Seville.
We docked in Tangier, Morocco but the 2 of us had to stay on board as we didn't have a visa. We were disappointed to learn that we had passed Gibraltar during the night.
After the less than exciting day in Alicante, through no fault of our own, we sailed southwards overnight to the port of Almeria.
From Barcelona we sailed south to the city of Alicante where, sadly, we had our most disappointing excursion.
We left France and travelled on to the beautiful city of Barcelona, Spain. The last country we would visit on this trip, with stops in 4 cities and Tangier in Morocco.
We sailed out of Monaco at 21:00 to our second and final stop in France, Marseilles in Provence.
Our first stop in France was the City-State of Monaco.
Our excursion for this day sounded quite exotic, a cruise on the Italian Riviera or Riviera di Levante.
Travel Tips
This is the perennial question. The more that we look at our itinerary we see that we will encounter extreme differences in weather patterns so the question is, “What and how to pack?”
Packing for a holiday can be fun but needs planning. Included here are things we have learnt from mistakes made and good ideas implemented.
As we get older our medicine kits start to take up more and more space in our luggage. We know we are not as fit as we used to be and are more susceptible to injury and illness. There is nothing worse than getting sick or running out of your…
The more we have travelled over the last 20+ years, the use of digital gadgets has increased dramatically.
I thought that I would discuss forms of transport in the countries one is visiting.
Time to keep my promise of 2 days ago and tell you of a mishap with the train in Geneva.
As I begin this blog we have reached the countdown and today signifies we have just 117 days to ‘lift-off’ from King Shaka Airport to Lisbon, Portugal. 117 days may seem like plenty of time but, according to my Planning Page, there is still so much to be done.
SOME ADVICE FROM OUR EXPERIENCE WHEN MAKING HOTEL BOOKINGS
After a wait of almost 3 years, we were very excited to be travelling once more. …
When the idea of doing a really big trip was first mooted it sounded like fun and seemed easy as the ships and planes would take us to most places. A year later it is still fun but plenty of work, most importantly, applying for and receiving visas for every…
Those planning to travel outside of their home country will possibly have to apply for a visa.
Today is Day 25 of the 30-Day Blogging Challenge and I have to decide on what to do for my last 6 blogs to complete the challenge. The first 24 told of our experiences of 2010 when we went to the Oberammegau Passion Play with a group of people from…
We all know the proverb, “The best laid plans of mice & men often go awry”. Well, it certainly is true when travelling. There can be transport delays, bad weather, distance to travel to a particular attraction can all make one have to reconsider their plans on any day. We…
The type and form of transport and accommodation of any holiday depends very much on where and for how long one will be on holiday.
I cannot believe that it is more than half way through the month of May! That means it is 7 months to the day before we leave on this wonderful trip.
As always, time just flies when one is busy and has a very exciting trip to plan.
Yippee!! We have received the tour details and bookings for the Nordic Aurora Safari Tour. This means that the final countdown has begun. 70 days until we leave.
I cannot believe that it is more than half way through the month of May 2015! That means it is 7 months to the day before we leave on this wonderful trip. It is getting really exciting but there is so much to do.
In early 2000 my husband and I were invited to a presentation and if we attended, that is all we had to do they said, we would get a free trip to Mauritius. Being a lot younger and even less wise, we agreed to attend.
Not sure whether to say yippee, there are only 160 days until we leave or, oh no, still 160 days before we hop on the plane on the 1st leg of our trip to see the Northern Lights. Things are gradually coming together.