This morning we docked at Arrecife (Lanzarote), Spain. Since a free shuttle bus was provided from our dock into town we decided to ride in.
It’s a quiet place, although we were surprised to see a typical IKEA in the distance - there must be a larger population than we thought.
It’s clearly a volcanic island, with bleak hills in the distance and not too much else.
We enjoyed strolling around a nicely developed promenade area for awhile but there wasn’t a heck of a lot to see, or at least not much that we noticed.
We hopped back on the bus and arrived back aboard in time for lunch. We sail away from here this afternoon and are scheduled to arrive at Santa Cruz de La Palma, Spain in the morning.
We depart from there at 2:00 p.m. and from there sail almost directly west for some 6 ½ days before arriving in Miami on the morning of November 29.
It’s a quiet place, although we were surprised to see a typical IKEA in the distance - there must be a larger population than we thought.
It’s clearly a volcanic island, with bleak hills in the distance and not too much else.
We enjoyed strolling around a nicely developed promenade area for awhile but there wasn’t a heck of a lot to see, or at least not much that we noticed.
We hopped back on the bus and arrived back aboard in time for lunch. We sail away from here this afternoon and are scheduled to arrive at Santa Cruz de La Palma, Spain in the morning.
We depart from there at 2:00 p.m. and from there sail almost directly west for some 6 ½ days before arriving in Miami on the morning of November 29.
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