Cabo de Gata Walkabout
15 - 20 April 2019
10 people walked through this "wild and isolated landscape with some of Europe's oldest geological features"...
A map should appear here soon...
𖣫 800mAll elevation gains added up were 800m
► Agua Amarga
► San Pedro
► Las Negras
► Rodalquilar
► Isleta de Moro
► San Jose
Cabo de Gata, South Spain ★ 10 people walked through this "wild and isolated landscape with some of Europe's oldest geological features" (Wikipedia), the Natural Park Cabo de Gata-Nijar.
In Rodalquilar, we almost finished the tour because of rainy weather : We put our alarm clocks on 6:15 am to get the only bus to Almería, were waiting early in the morning from 6:50 to 8:10 at the bus-station...
The bus didn't come, maybe because it was the Good Friday. So, we decided to continue one day more. And it was a really great day ! The weather was fine, the paths and roads were nice, with wonderful views... For getting a better quality, please click on the photo.
Tuesday, 16 April 2019
First night - we slept on top of this mountain, East of Carboneras.
Sven slept here.
Aim'jie took a photo of the sunrise. Me too.
The "Cargadero", an old loading station from ship to train, East of Agua Amarga.
View before Agua Amarga
Wednesday
Second night - Aim'jie and I slept in this isolated building with view to the sea...
Mostly, we followed this trail with white-blue marks along the coast.
Break before San Pedro.
View to the valley of San Pedro, a hippie village without car access.
Thursday
Third night - we slept in the caves which you can recognise in the right mountain.
Friday
Fourth night - Aim'jie and I found a secluded cave with view over the sea...
Saturday
The view out of the cave in the morning. It was raining a bit.
Aim'jie and I in the cave - good bye 💕
More photos: https://photos.app.goo.gl/GWvXoApuZyw6JnYh8
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