The night before we had arranged with the kiwis to follow them and drive to Barcelona. It was a long drive, nearly six hours long, but it seemed to go faster when we had them to follow.We found a campsite about 12km from Barcelona, but as we got there in the early evening we decided to chill out in the pool for the night and get ready for a big day of sightseeing . Thenext day we spent 9 hours straight walking around Barcelona, trying to see as many sights as we...

Today we drove to Valencia and camped opposite a beach in El Saler just south of the city. We spent the afternoon at the beach swimming and playing some beach tennis. When we got back, we noticed a camper parked 2 bays from us with a kiwi flag in the window so we went over the say hi, there were 2 kiwi guys travelling around Europe together, doing a similar route as us.. when we were chatting to them we also watched 2 wicked campers drive into the campsite, so we...

After days and days of driving and walking around sightseeing we were in need of another relaxing day. After reading in the handy Lonely Planet book that there wasn't many sights to see in the city of Alicante, we parked up at a local campsite and proceeded to get...ahem...(excuse the crudeness) absolutely s***faced on spanish beer, sangria and white wine (A white rioja which cost us only 4 euros, that you could buy at The Chequers for 15 pounds...what a steal!) ...

This morning we got up early and headed for the city of Granada. We found our campsite first before heading into town to check out the place. Our main objective was to check out the Alhambra which is an Islamic fortress that is combined with gardens and a palace but unfortunately after walking up a steep, steep hill for at least 30 minutes in the hot sun, arriving just before the ticket booth closing time we were told that they had sold out of tickets which was t...

Today we drove from the Algarve all the way to Seville. Once in Seville we did a tour of one of the oldest bull rings in Spain called the Plaza De Toros De La Real Maestranza. We then walked to the Plaza De Espana which was made up of a tiled bridge and a tiled area for each of the major cities in Spain. After all of that walking it was time for some lunch, we managed to find a café that was offering a 3 course lunch for 10 Euros. It was definitely worth it! Aft...