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  • alywags
    what are the cons/dislikes about visiting Andalucia? Im doing a school project on Andalucia, Spain and i need to know the Pros and Cons about it.
    Like · Reply · August 28, 2011 at 4:48pm
    • That's a difficult one as the pros definitely outweigh the cons and it depends if you are going on holiday or deciding to buy a holiday home. Pros: So many historic cities to visit: Seville, Granada, Cordoba, Jerez, Tariffa, Malaga old town, Ubeda, Cadiz, Frigliana. The list is endless. Sunshine for most of the year. Excellent food. Prices still good even with a more expensive Euro. The people are very welcoming, especially if you try to speak their language. A wonderful culture to explore: Flamenco, music, architecture, history. The new extension to the airport is great. Transport links are superb with the new High Speed Trains (AVE) Motorways have been upgraded and can effortlessly take you all the way from Malaga to Barcelona. Cons: The main beaches aren't the best in the Med. and often look grey. But there are 'secret' beaches, far from the maddening crowd which are good. The main coastal area has too many British visiters who only want cheap booze and go lobster red and an 'England with sunshine' and aren't interested in the culture. Marbella and Puerto Banus is full of wannabees...but if that is what attracts you then you'll love it.
      Like · Reply · August 28, 2011 at 4:48pm
  • Rape-IS-fun
    How do I get into professional road racing? I am 20 years old I grew up racing I have been on mini bikes since I was 5 years old I have raced motocross for 7 years untill I was 18. I am crazy on anything with a motor I love racing and really want to get into road racing. I have a 07 zx6 that I ride all the time. I am very comfortable on it I will fly dowen back roads wheeleing it like nothing catching air and am a good rider I believe. I have done a few track days and have gotten used to what its like to ride on paved surface compared to dirtbike tracks and woods riding that ive done in the past. I know I need sponsors I am working with team pro motion on getting help, also trying to get a deal with my local bike shop twiggs cycles to help me out. What else can I do and what steps should I take to get into road racing and see if I have what it takes. I have lots o experience on bikes and I raced ametuer motocross and did outdoors and arenacross in the winter. I qualified for the lorretta lynns ametuar national in the schoolboy class in 2008 but broke my pelvis so had to sit it out. I have plenty of talent and I already feel very comfortable running on the road courses. I want to get into club racing and take it from there and improve however I can. I'm not some kid who has barely ever ridden and dreams of becoming pro. Thanks for the answers guys.
    Like · Reply · August 29, 2011 at 7:46pm
    • It all depends on where you are and what type of racing you wanted to do. Road racing ? Like IOM, NW200 road racing..... or short circuit racing, like Silverstone, Brands Hatch, Laguna Seca, Jerez etc … kind off racing ? In the UK your starting points are Auto66 & the ACU. Their sites can be found on Google. Then it depends on what bike depends on what class you want to race in. Your age will be a massive problem. you're far too old to be a high end racer now. Although if you just want to be a club racer then you'll be fine. As long as you dont want to get in to world class racing, i.e WSB or MotoGP. You are too old for that now. The current Superstock titles are a good way to start racing ( however the ZX6 was never a good bike in the first place and the 2007 ZX6 is now totally out classed ) as the rules state only certain levels of tuning, so it helps keep the price down. Racing is not cheap and you will need lots of help with all the work that goes into it. Sometimes its easier to find an already setup team that is looking for a new or another rider to join the team. However to fill these very rare seats, you have to be very fast straight away. What kind of riding have you done in the past? Also, if you are State side, you might want to Google WERA & AMA for starting titles. Good luck.
      Like · Reply · August 29, 2011 at 7:46pm
  • jeremy
    can you pay at the gate on race day at jerez motogp? i am traveling to jerez motogp this year from ireland but am staying in marbella so i only want to travel up on race day so can you pay at the entrance gates or must i buy a ticket in advance? thanks
    Like · Reply · January 25, 2012 at 8:41am
    • No mate, you dont HAVE to but as you know that you are going, you are better off buying in advance. 1) they are A LOT cheaper, not fair off half price. 2) You jump the long line of people wanting to buy tickets on the day. 3) Also, look into a Camping Sat night / sun race day ticket. You will be amazed, but (sometimes) they work out out cheaper. Good luck. (ps, lots of links for tickets via Google)
      Like · Reply · January 25, 2012 at 8:41am
  • Haitham Al-Aamri
    Flat rental needed in (jerez) Spain? i need to rent a flat for 6months here in jerez (spain) for a good price *ex(300-400 euros)/ month, anyone got any info about this ? & is there any websites to do so?
    Like · Reply · January 10, 2011 at 12:32pm
    • try http://www.vacaciones-espana.es/vacaciones/alojamiento/122/Jerez+de+la+Frontera/1/Cadiz/0/Andalucia/Jerez+de+la+Frontera.html
      Like · Reply · January 10, 2011 at 12:32pm
  • Benna J
    Where to buy a prom dress in Spain or Portugal? My friend is going to spain and portugal in march and wants to know if there are any places she could buy a nice prom dress. If so what is the price range? The cities she will be visiting are: - Madrid - Toledo - Grenada - Sevilla - Jerez - Lagos - Lisbon - Fatima Thank You!
    Like · Reply · October 23, 2008 at 12:44pm
    • Hi Mango, a Spanish chain, do really 'pretty' dresses including a 'designer' range. You'll pay between 60-100 Euros. All these cities will have at least one Mango, although bigger cities will have more choice. All of the cities you mention will have boutiques in the shopping districts where you can spend a bit more to get something more original - your friend should be able to find these districts easily - tell her to ask the hotel where she is staying for directions.
      Like · Reply · October 23, 2008 at 12:44pm
  • 11032009
    Price of a taxi from Jerez airport to Algerciras?
    Like · Reply · March 11, 2009 at 4:17pm
    • That will be expensive. Flying into Gibraltar would be cheaper. If you walk over the border in Gib you'll get a bus to Algeciras.
      Like · Reply · March 11, 2009 at 4:17pm
  • Crazy English
    Price of Taxi from Jerez airport to Rota? Hiya, does anyone have an idea of how much a taxi would cost from Jerez airport to Rota? The distance is roughly 50 kms. Thanks, John.
    Like · Reply · December 17, 2008 at 3:07pm
    • This is quite an expensive journey in a taxi. The 45 minute trip will cost £80.40 for 1-4 persons with - http://www.holidaytaxis.com/resorts/1/156/jerez.html With another company it will be £97.90p (103 euros) for 1-4 people - http://www.suntransfers.com/jerez Shuttle direct is quoting £78.14p in a minibus for 1-4 persons. The cheapest way to do this trip would be by bus from the airport to Cadiz & from Cadiz to Rota on a second bus. Alright it will take a little longer but the total cost will be in the region of 6-7 euros per person. http://www.spanish-airport-guide.com/jerez-airport-buses.html http://www.andalucia.com/travel/bus/cadiz.htm Hope this information helps.
      Like · Reply · December 17, 2008 at 3:07pm
Tips
Las tostadas muy bien hecha con tomatito y bufen aceite de oliva
Ahora se llama La Tornería y tiene un gran ambiente. Buena gente detrás de la barra. Recomendableeeee!!!
Alli siempre uno de barbacoa otra de carbonara de masa fina !!!
Probad la hamburguesa tejana, 200 grms de carne de buey. Hay un camarero sevillano muy amable. Recomendable!!!
Sin duda presa con jamón y salmorejo
Sin duda presa con jamón y salmorejo
Ideal para tapear
El mejor Cola-Cao que he probado hasta el dia de hoy
Mal hotel, caro y en mal estado de conservacion. Mal servicio de habitacion. No repetirie
Vaya palmeras de chocolate

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