http://www.travelblog.org/Europe/Spain/Andalusia/Nerja/ Travel adventures in journals and photos from Europe , Spain , Andalusia , Nerja en-us Sun, 12 Oct 2008 15:35:38 BST Sun, 12 Oct 2008 15:35:38 BST Ok so here are some driving pictures. I didn't realize that Spain's supply of olives and sunflowers are grown in Southern Spain but they are. After about a four hour drive we arrive in Nerja. Nerja is quite possibly the cutest little city in Spain. It doesn't have the same feeling as the rest of the cities that I've seen it's more of a relaxed locals getaway. It also happens to house the http://www.travelblog.org//Europe/Spain/Andalusia/Nerja/blog-300371.html We got out of class early Friday so we took a daytrip to the the European resort town of Nerja. It was a hour and a half bus ride from Malaga. In Nerja we visted the Cuevas de Nerja Nerja caves. The rock formations inside the caves have taken million of years to form. The town is a big tourism spot. I think I heard more English British than Spanish on the streets. http://www.travelblog.org//Europe/Spain/Andalusia/Nerja/blog-247548.html 27th September 2007Our late arrival back to Nerja or early morning took itrsquos toll on us and we had a very late start to the day. We had planned to visit some caves in the area but that got shelved because we cold not get ourselves up and running.Instead we spent the day lazing by the pool drinking more beers and relaxing. Lorenza and I took another spin through the town looking in a few s http://www.travelblog.org//Europe/Spain/Andalusia/Nerja/blog-216450.html From Barcelona we flew to Malaga on the Costa del Sol and boarded a bus for the beach resort of Nerja about 1.5 hours north east from Malaga. We had decided in Barcelona that we needed a week on the beach and Nerja had sounded like the sort of place we wanted and we weren't disappointed. It was a lovely town large enough to have plenty of restaurants cafes bars and shops to keep us busy but http://www.travelblog.org//Europe/Spain/Andalusia/Nerja/blog-215336.html 24th September 2007The drive from Madrid to Nerja took us south through the centre of Spain via dry open country with millions of olive trees no wonder the food is drenched in olive oil then via spectacular granite hills and mountains.On the news we had heard that part of the Costa del Sol area had been declared a disaster zone. This was due to a huge downpour of rain and a hail storm which t http://www.travelblog.org//Europe/Spain/Andalusia/Nerja/blog-205372.html Hola All is welll here. Im still enjoying my Spanish class and my host family. Everyday my host family gets better and better. Today I met their grandaughter who is 2.5 years old and takes flamenco dancing lessons. Shes adorable. My host parents are 80 years old and sometimes they stay upout later than Amanda and I do. Spain has such a unique schedule..One really neat part about Granada http://www.travelblog.org//Europe/Spain/Andalusia/Nerja/blog-200468.html HiWelcome to my first travelblogSo let me introduce myself to you all.............................My name is Munkey and I belong to Beckie. I am her new pet.This was my first holiday abroad. Myself and beckie were going away with her friends Will and Fran to visit Will's parents at their house near Sayalona secretly though I wanted to find myself a girlfriend ShhhhhhhhhhI was very nervous abou http://www.travelblog.org//Europe/Spain/Andalusia/Nerja/blog-136158.html They say that a picture is worth a thousand words... So Ill write a little and post several pics This past weekend was a fun one. On Saturday we went as a large group 70 to Crdoba and toured the Cathedral and the city. On Sunday a group of 8 of including myself went to the beach city of Nerja. Nerja is about 2 hours by bus from Granada so we cought an early bus 715 to take us dow http://www.travelblog.org//Europe/Spain/Andalusia/Nerja/blog-65985.html