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Newest Review: ... there were 12 of the cheeky little darlings. Whilst drinking in the views of the " San Miguel Valley". What brings a smile to my face every time I think of these caves is their attitude to the other caves sited on the island "The Caves Of Drac", dont they sound dramatic? They are just as fascinating, but are portrayed sooo differently they are like the Walt Disney version, with- Dramatic coloured light changes Dramatic music and as they contain the largest underground lake in Europe they host a floating violin concert to top off your hours tour. They are situated on the edge of Porto Cristo on the East coast. Both are... more

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Balearic Islands: COME HOLD MY HAND AND WE CAN TAKE A TRIP TO MALLORCA (1794 words)
by - written on 07/07/09 (Very useful, 57 readings)
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I am having a much needed rest from chocolate and Im sure anyone who has read my last few reviews will be very grateful. I want to tell you about Mallorca/ Majorca, and its going to be a long tour as I have lots to tell. Mallorca is one of the Ballaeric islands- Ibiza, Mallorca, Menorca., Formentera, and Cabrera. They are Spanish islands situated off the Spanish coast. Infact its the largest of the three and for me it hosts a little of every-thing you could want. Climate- ~~~~~ Sunshine is almost guaranteed during the summer months and the temperature rarely drops below 20 deg C (68 F) in July and August. In ... Read the complete review

Ibiza - Myths Destroyed and Posh Words Abandoned (2142 words)
by - written on 14/07/04 (Very useful, 1254 readings)
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Last year I moved myself and my life ? life packed neatly into two large black suitcases - over to the Balearic Island of Ibiza to start a year as a Holiday Rep. I was 23 years of age, and had lived on my own since I was 19, so the whole ?moving away? malarkey wasn?t that new to me. I was already fully capable of washing my own clothes, doing my own shopping and I even held experience in getting rid of those really fast spiders that invade your house in early summer. (The huge ones you bravely try to catch with your bare hands, completely expecting to miss, only for you to realise you scored a direct-hit and the things half wriggling out of your grasp and you ... Read the complete review