By now everyone surely knows I’m a huge fan of Spain having visited the Costa Brava region three times in the last six months. I absolutely adore the country. Spain is known for its fascinating history, seemingly endless fiestas, and gorgeous coastlines. The best time to visit the Iberian nation is arguably autumn, although I’ve also been in winter and spring and had incredible experiences.
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There’s one road in and one road out of Cadaqués, Spain, and that’s exactly how the locals like it. Once only accessible by sea, this former fishing village now has a two-lane road that snakes through the mountainous Cap de Creus National Park, one of Catalonia’s largest protected areas. Cadaqués isn’t easy to get to, but I find that most great places are aren’t.
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I’ve written about how I didn’t step foot inside the Sagrada Familia, and I’ve talked about how my travel style is about doing things and not just seeing things. Therefore, it should come as no surprise that while in Barcelona I got a good dose of the city’s night scene.
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Unless you’ve been hiding under a rock since April or not a regular reader of my site {shame on you if the latter is the case}, you know that I’ll be going to Barcelona, Spain in November on my Go with Oh tour. I’ve been busily planning my Spanish adventures in hopes of making my first trip to Spain as special as possible.
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