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Puerto de Lekeitio

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    • Tag 16

      DAY 15 - Lekeitio to Berlin

      6. September 2023 in Spanien ⋅ ☀️ 29 °C

      We drove Jez, Sean and Zoe to Bilbao Airport to make their late morning flight. The car trip was slightly uncomfortable for most (pretty much everyone except the driver; Scott). We packed as much luggage as possible in the boot, with three of the hiking bags finding a home on our laps. We got the others to the airport in time and still had a few hours to burn before needing to return our hire car. We decieded to use this time to check out Bilbao CBD.

      As we pulled into town, Meg was feeling unwell and Scott hungry. So needless to say, we needed to find somewhere to park. With street parks near impossible to find, anything would do. We found a garage park, which had as both on the edge of our seats as we drove down the skinny curved driveway. Despite the lack of English, we managed to book a spot in the garage for a couple of hours.

      We walked to the Guggenheim to have a look at the fascinating architecture and large Rose Puppy out the front. If we had a little more time and felt a little more human after the last few days, we would have spent the time to go inside. Instead, we decided to indulge in something equally cultured. Finding the closest Maccas! We ordered far more food than we needed, but the air con and free wifi were very much welcomed.

      We had a slightly long wait at the airport with another minor delay to our stop over flight to Amsterdam. At this point, all we needed was a bed. Thankfully, our stopover was short, and we were in Berlin in no time.

      Our Bolt (ride share) driver dropped us off at our air bnb that we were sharing with Sean, Zoe and Jez. To get to our apartment, we walked a very odd and somewhat creepy shared path within the complex. The apartment was much the same (fair to say they were very particular with what they took photos of). Meg and I ended up with a bed that was very close to the roof and sat above the lounge room. Not to worry, tomorrow is a new day.
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    • Tag 10

      Tag 10

      10. April 2021 in Spanien ⋅ ⛅ 15 °C

      Um 09:00 Uhr wurden wir von der Polizei geweckt, fünf Minuten gaben sie uns, um den Parkplatz direkt an der Bucht zu verlassen.
      Wir peilen einen gratis Stellplatz in Lekeitio an, jedoch sind alle Plätze bereits besetzt. In der Wartezeit auf einen freien Platz, kassieren wir dann tatsächlich doch eine Busse während wir Kaffee trinken gehen. Mal schauen wann die in der Schweiz ankommt😅Weiterlesen

    • Tag 15

      Lekeitio

      26. April 2021 in Spanien ⋅ ☁️ 17 °C

      Left Zarautz this morning and drove more wonderfully windy coast roads make a brief stop at the small fishing town Lekeitio, a favourite holiday destination of Mollys parents and where the Camino Voyage (Naomhoig na tinte) folk from Ireland with their currach docked for a night...
      We had a late brekkie at a small taberna and then went in search of the tabac shop, where the friendly shopkeep pointed us towards the chapella shop 🤠 and some other local lady escorted us to the store...talk about lovely locals....

      A splendind quick visit and our last stop in Basque Country!
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    • Tag 6

      Day 6- The Road to Bilbao

      18. August 2021 in Spanien ⋅ ☁️ 68 °F

      This morning we bade adieu to San Sebastián and hit the road. We are driving two cars to Andalucía which has presented some challenges, like making sure our mapping apps are in sync. Generally we find a free lot outside town and leave one car there for a day or three, then find closer parking near our hotel. We can talk by phone but it is difficult while navigating. Otherwise we have a small convoy, which today went on an inspiring tour of the Basque coastline all the way to Bilbao.

      The coast reminded us of Big Sur. Our first stop was the fishing village of Getaria, where we had a coffee and mandatory pinxto by the harbor. This was followed by a coastal drive by beaches and through forests. Then it was off to Leteiko, on a flyer, as the LP guide referred to it as a “mini San Sebastián”— which it was! Seafood was definitely on the menu so we both had an impressive slab of bonito and of course the local cider (see photo).

      Then it was off to Bilbao to see the Guggenheim museum building. We loved it. The best view is from the highway bridge, from where it looks like an enormous octopus unfolding it’s arms along the banks of the river. The museum has completely revitalized downtown Bilbao with artistic and renovation projects spreading out from it. You have to give the city fathers an A+ for vision. We didn’t go in— the risk of ending up disappointed by modern “art” was too great. It has to be said, however, that Brie enjoyed posing in front of Jeff Koons enormous statue of a terrier made of poppies. I am going to have a talk with that dog.

      Finally we ended up at another flyer, a marvelous boutique hotel in the Rioja región called El Teatrisso, in an equally marvelous little town called El Cuzcurrito de Rio Turon. We shall wait until tomorrow to describe this magical pueblo.
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