Casa Wilson

Ireland

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Ireland 2007

Sweden

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Sweden 2006

Patrick’s Day

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Patricks day party

Restaurants

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Booked for these dates sorry

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Please click on calendar oposite to get other date that may suit

Mundomar – Giant Aquarium

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Marine animal park. You’re going to be spoilt for choice here and the kids will love it. A dolphinarium, parrot show, flamingos, turtles, sea lions, a bat cave (but no Robin), penguins, a children’s park, and a galleon. That’s right, a galleon, and from inside it you can enjoy a different view of what’s going on from under the water. Mundomar

Aqualandia – Water Park

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Water park. A great day out. Assorted shutes / springboards / pools / rapids / waterfalls and black holes full of excitement and at times are even scary!. There is also a special area of the waterpark dedicated for the younger visitors. Aqualandia

Terra Mitica – Theme Park

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A wonderful theme park that is sure to thrill young & old. The park is themed on ancient mediterran shores of Egypt, Greece, Rome etc Lots of roller coasters & exciting rides throughout. Highly Recommend – Terra Mitica.

Calpe

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The town’s most famous and distinguishing feature is its mighty Peñon de Ifach – the huge rock which rises 332 metres out of the Mediterranean, reminiscent of the rock of Gibraltar. For the energetic, a hike to the top of the Peñon de Ifach is a memorable experience – but definitely not one to be contemplated by the elderly, or those prone to vertigo!

At night, stroll the beautiful promenade in Calpe with it’s restaurants, shops and street sellers. Endless choice day or night. Along the beach there are some lovely authentic spanish restaurants. A must for lunch is the yacht Club at the harbour (not too expensive either). If you like fish, try the restuarants by the fish market – you can’t get fresher than that !

Moraira

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A charming small coastal town,it lies along the coast road to the north of Calpe. With an average of over 320 sunny days a year Moraira, is an all year round destination, with the beautiful marina, many shops and wonderful restaurants.

The town has two blue flag sandy beaches, one beside Moraira and the second along the coast road at El Portet that are ideal for family bathing and watersports.

Moraira is known as a centre of gastronomy on the Costa Blanca and has a number of fine international restaurants such as the “La Sort” in the port and the “Dauphin” in Portet that organize a Gourmet Festival in autumn with invited famous international chefs. Apart from this, of course you still have the fine traditional Valencia, Calpe, Alicante, Altean cuisine based on rice dishes such as Paella and Arroz a la Banda.

If you are lucky enough to be there in July, the Patron Saint is the Virgin of the Unsheltered and the Virgin of Carmen who is said to protect the sailors and fishermen. There is a beautiful parade and fireworks and a water procession with the statue of the Virgin floating among endless bouquets of flowers. Quite a scene to be seen!

Market:

Every Friday morning 8.00am-2.00pm the markets offer a large range of delicious fresh fruit & vegetables as well as a wide selection of other goods such as clothing, textiles, plants, bags, shoes, crafts, jewelery, toys etc.