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Holiday Resorts in Spain in generalNewest Review: ... parts of it remain quite unspoiled. It is listed as one of the Andalusian white villages and you can get lost in your own little world while wandering around. Narrow, pebbled streets and small houses give you the feeling of how people used to live in Spain. In the central point of the old village (Plaza de Espaņa) you will find the XVII century church, Iglesia de Santa Domingo, which is ... more |
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by - written on 28/06/05 (Very useful, 1702 readings)
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Benalmadena is now my home. We moved here in November of last year and have spent the time between then and now, settling down and really getting to know the area. I did know it quite well beforehand but in a holiday sort of way. Hopefully this review will encourage others to explore a little bit more and see more of the town and what it has to offer. Geography Benalmadena is a town situated on the Costa Del Sol in southern Spain. 19 miles from Malaga and 10 miles from Malaga Airport. Sandwiched between Torremolinos and Fuengirola. It is easily accessed from by car, train, bus or taxi, ohh and of course, boat. Trains run ... Read the complete review
by - written on 17/07/03 (Very useful, 1327 readings)
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in majorca's hottest june/july for 138 years i visited cala millor on the east coast of the island for a fortnight spreading across those two months. in this review i have tried my utmost best to include restaurants, bars, accommodation, beaches, places of interest etc. etc. you must note that going to majorca this summer is extremely dangerous for your health as the sun is constantly shining, the temperature on thursday / friday july 10/11 reached highs of 41 degrees celsius, i recommend you to take at least factor 15 sun tan lotion to reduce the risk of sunburn or even skin cancer! now... back to the resort, here is a little insight given in the ... Read the complete review
by - written on 24/09/02 (Very useful, 831 readings)
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Welcome to the world of affordable Package breaks in the Costa Blanca. Welcome to my world. Come on in, but wipe your feet please. And no pets. No smoking at the back either. Viva Espana. Who has ever said that, and not go on to buy a Sombrero and Wicker Donkey? The Costa Blanca. The White Coast. Not Dover. Not White. A bit rocky brown really, but It's lovely and next year I will be presiding there. I might even be living there too. Just outside the Newtown of Benidorm, the most famous and popular coastal area in the region of Not Dover, there is a really quite splendid water-park that goes by the name of "Aqualandia". ... Read the complete review
by - written on 25/06/02
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I have been to Benidorm once now and i know for a fact that it is my favourite holiday destination! There is just so much to do - you can't get bored no matter how much you try! Whether you're looking for a fun-filled very lively holiday or just a slow relaxing one - Benidorm can offer the best of both worlds. Every hotel has its own swimming pools - but why sunbathe and relax by the pool when you can go down to the beach and feel the hot sand warming your feet and look at the clear blue seas of the Meditteranean whilst hiring out sun loungers they have on the beach or even laying on a rug on the sand. Even if you decide to take a swim out into the ... Read the complete review
by - written on 17/06/02 (Very useful, 2904 readings)
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“Roxanne, you don't have to put on the red light. Those days are over, you don't have to sell your body to the night!” Roxanne, The Police. Sorry for the crass title, but Magaluf is a crass place, read on cheers. Flaunting herself shamelessly like an Edwardian whore in Blackfriars, Magaluf pulls no punches when it comes to crass, yet fun, entertainment. Throughout her hilly, narrow streets, and hidden squares, she boasts seediness, tackiness and adult entertainment in every sense. Battling against the reams of tanked up “PR’s” and reps, tempting you into their lairs with promises of ... Read the complete review

