It’s somewhat hard to leave Binibeca and turning worse because of an aggravating circumstance: I’ve problems with my right hock and pain way out of my comfort zone. But I won’t surrender Read more →
The day starts incredible as sun continues shining and we can unpack and do with losing a few kilos of luggage what we don’t need within the next 3 days. We go back to the south but come back here in a couple of days for veeery good reasons.
Sunday! Today, we hike the northern coastline first-time. Tricky to access as there are no busses from Ferreries to the nowhere. So we take a Taxi, again ;). The driver must have been in a Sunday mood (or even not?) as Read more →
For today, we have low flame-trekking ahead to border on probably not more than an extensive walk. Our backpacks stay at the hostel and we close to Ferreries, as here is the biggest gorge on the island Read more →
As early as 7 am we are back to the coast to enjoy the sunrise and to return to the yesterday’s viewpoints without heavy luggage.
So, lazy days are over, today is the first day we run under full load. Uaaahhh … We decided to step onto the Camí at Son Saura, a desert beach at the south coast, 10 km away from Ciutadella.
What a lovely place! We’ve arrived this morning at the natural harbor of Ciutadella on the west coast of Minorca. Ciutadella is the second largest town on the island, Read more →
For several reasons we’ve decided to reach Minorca by ferry from Barcelona, where we are landing on 19:45. I embrace the warmth, finally back to summer! Although we are latently prepared, we let the info desk confirm our way from Placa d’Espanya to the ferry terminal – luckily we did, otherwise we would have suffered a nasty surprise.
Order of the month: Trekking. I urgently need to air myself! We have September, not deep of winter as a consequence ;), so I don’t need to go too far away to find some warmth. Spain seems to be a good choice. To be more precise the Balearic island of Minorca. As it offers, I’ve recently learned, the stunning trail Cami de Cavalls (Catalonian for ‘horse trail’).
