2016-08-29 Puerto de Roses to Cadaques, Costa Brava, Spain
Busy morning on the beach at Puerto de RosesAfter our overnight stay and trip ashore to upgrade our internet we depart Puerto de RosesHeading back east along the coast we pass the remains of military outlooks on the cliffs near RosesA popular mooring not far from the townThe coast along of this part of Spain is rugged with many steep cliffs and hidden cavesKnowing a strong wind was forecast for the next couple of days we head towards the town of CadaquesNearing Cadaques, rows of mooring buoys are available for safe overnight mooringA friendly and helpful young man appears to help is pick up one of the bigger mooringsLooking ashore, the Esglesia de Santa Maria stands out prominently in Cadaques overlooking the white washed houses of the townDay trips out on one of the local sailing boats is popular for visitors to the townCadaques has a small population of under 3000 peopleThe stony beach in the town is well patronised during the hot summer monthsThe small fishing village is often referred to as the pearl of the Costa BravaThe picturesque village features many well photographed delightful houses and buildingsThe old stone walkways in the village are polished with centuries of useMany legs of the Spanish Jamón serrano are proudly displayed in the local delicatessenEsglesia de Santa Maria overlooking CadaquesThe Esglesia de Santa Maria has the most amazing ornate interior
Looking out over the bay at Cadaques from near the churchThe Tangaroa safely moored in the bay
A happy family enjoying some local icecreams
Part of the cost of hiring a mooring is the free pick up and delivery for us to and from the mooringsLooking back at the quaint town as we head back to the boatEvening in Cadaques
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