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20th December 2024<\/p>\n
This was our first walk in a few weeks because Gareth & Anne had been on holiday in Thailand.\u00a0 We had booked a pre Christmas lunch at Attico so decided just to do the walk from the port to Cap de San Antoni.\u00a0 It was pretty cold at the start, warmed up a bit on the climb enough to strip off a layer, but once we got to the top it was windy and really chilly again.\u00a0 Although it was cold it was clear and sunny, and we had great views of Ibiza and Mallorca.<\/p>\n
The walk was around 7kms and took about 2 hours.<\/p>\n
We had coffee before the walk at Bar L\u2019Almadrava and returned there for a clara after the walk.\u00a0 We had lunch at Attico and a cremaet at Sunny’s Bar after lunch.<\/p>\n
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