We have finally recovered from jet lag and have begun to explore the area. Took our first trip was to Oropesa, an interesting little seacoast city, which, like every other city in the region, is waiting with baited breath for the tourist season to start.
As you can see the beaches are deserted. It was a beautiful day and the only people frolicking in the sand were an elderly couple, one topless sunbather and two boys playing hooky.
There are literally miles of beaches and locals assure me that in about three weeks every one of them will be packed like a can of sardines with all manner of British and German tourists. You’ll have a hard time finding space to spread out a towel.
The southern coast of Spain has got to be Dean Martin’s spiritual home. Almost every bit of coast we’ve seen is lined with vintage high rise apartment complexes dating from the fifties to the early eighties.
Bye for now. We’re going swimming.
Hasta Luego.
How can you see? I am squinting at the photographs!
Awesome! Thank you for letting me vacation vicariously through your travels. I would tell you that it is bright and sunny on the beach here, but I am sure not an ounce of jealousy would transpire!
It’s fascinating how different looks your area, the place where you’re living, through the lens of a visitor. It looks like an unknown city.
I loved it!