«Billete to five euros, we will come, to five euros!». As if from a walk in the nearest market of clothes is concerned, transiting one morning through the area of the tabarqueras of the port of Santa Pola can become an experience in itself, and not exactly pleasant to start the route to the island. The stamp even with the summer collets is that of boats full of tourists and queues of users about to embark to one side. On the other, and in just a…
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«Billete to five euros, we will come, to five euros!». As if from a walk in the nearest market of clothes is concerned, transiting one morning through the area of the tabarqueras of the port of Santa Pola can become an experience in itself, and not exactly pleasant to start the route to the island. The stamp even with the summer collets is that of boats full of tourists and queues of users about to embark to one side. On the other, and in just a…