8.00 Breakfast outside the Posada
9.00 Leave for Malaga airport in the minibus
11.00 Bus to Granada
13.30 Granada bus station
13.45 Bus 33 to the Cathedral
14.00 Lunch by the Cathedral before heading 100 metres east to Room 101
We were sad to leave Canillas, as was the supermarket owner who made up our last tuna baguette sad to see us going. The walking season here is drawing to a close. Collett's trips now take a break until April.
The 10.45 bus claimed to be full, despite only a handful of people getting on at the airport. But the next bus had space. Best to book tickets, we decided, so we now have them for the return journey. €11.75 per person per two and a half hour journey.
Fine views of the snow capped Sierra Nevada from our seats at the front of the bus.
Once installed in Room 101, we enjoyed a little sortie into the streets thronged with tourists. Sadly the Cathedral was shut to visitors. We headed on a 2 - 3 km circuit. It's a hilly city. We soon felt weary.
So we are now just chilling out before seeking some rehydration fluid and a light meal. I am still conscious of having over eaten last night - Gustavo's tapas and barbecue was delicious, but I helped myself to too much!
Later, after the first attempt to send this posting failed due to trying to post four pictures rather than three, we enjoyed prawn and chicken salads in huge bowls at La Vinoteca restaurant, a few metres away from the hotel. Our persistent failure to find the entrance will be long in the memory!
Today's pictures:
Room 101
Granada Cathedral
A typical street in Granada
9.00 Leave for Malaga airport in the minibus
11.00 Bus to Granada
13.30 Granada bus station
13.45 Bus 33 to the Cathedral
14.00 Lunch by the Cathedral before heading 100 metres east to Room 101
We were sad to leave Canillas, as was the supermarket owner who made up our last tuna baguette sad to see us going. The walking season here is drawing to a close. Collett's trips now take a break until April.
The 10.45 bus claimed to be full, despite only a handful of people getting on at the airport. But the next bus had space. Best to book tickets, we decided, so we now have them for the return journey. €11.75 per person per two and a half hour journey.
Fine views of the snow capped Sierra Nevada from our seats at the front of the bus.
Once installed in Room 101, we enjoyed a little sortie into the streets thronged with tourists. Sadly the Cathedral was shut to visitors. We headed on a 2 - 3 km circuit. It's a hilly city. We soon felt weary.
So we are now just chilling out before seeking some rehydration fluid and a light meal. I am still conscious of having over eaten last night - Gustavo's tapas and barbecue was delicious, but I helped myself to too much!
Later, after the first attempt to send this posting failed due to trying to post four pictures rather than three, we enjoyed prawn and chicken salads in huge bowls at La Vinoteca restaurant, a few metres away from the hotel. Our persistent failure to find the entrance will be long in the memory!
Today's pictures:
Room 101
Granada Cathedral
A typical street in Granada
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