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Romanza Hill....(Romanza Hotel)....help
tonyco1:
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--- Quote from: JP on May 18, 2009, 07:09:04 PM ---should i leave my platform shoes at home? thanks jules for your reply.We arrive san stef 7weeks today and now on count down.Last year went to the Algarve everything was so expensive 5euros pint 7euros gin and tonic,so its great to read the reviews and hopefully our hang overs will be more frequent than last year.
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Crikey, that's expensive! We've been going to The Algarve for 8 years, staying in Carvoeiro, and on average that round of drinks would be about 7 euros.
We're visting San Stefanos in 4 weeks time after a 16 year absence, staying at the Teresa Hotel. I think we're up a hill; can anyone indicate how long our walk is from the town and/or beach? Cheers, in advance.
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There's a short cut down the cliff to the beach, harder going up!!
The walk to Town is not too bad and only about 100-150 metres of steeper hill, on return,
5-10 mins down and 10-12 mins going up.
Jules:
The walk to the beach from Teresa is about 10 minutes max going over the road and down the steps. Coming back up just a bit longer. The walk into the village is a nice steady walk even during the day. Coming back in the heat up the hill can take a whole lot longer but your on holiday and you can take your time - stop off and look in the shops or go for a drink somewhere to break it up. Teresa are in a great position for sunset views due the elevation of the property.You will love it. :)
JP:
Hi Bristle Boy, we stayed in Carvoeiro last July for 2 weeks really enjoyed it, we stayed at the hotel at the top of the hill on the left,i must have a thing for extreme hikes after a night out! booked the Romanza this year,so if anyone stumbles upon 2 very unfit couples struggling home each night you know it's us.
Bristle Boy:
--- Quote from: JP on May 19, 2009, 03:06:14 PM ---Hi Bristle Boy, we stayed in Carvoeiro last July for 2 weeks really enjoyed it, we stayed at the hotel at the top of the hill on the left,i must have a thing for extreme hikes after a night out! booked the Romanza this year,so if anyone stumbles upon 2 very unfit couples struggling home each night you know it's us.
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Hi JP. We normally stay in Monte Carvoeiro, in a private apartment that we rent from someone we've never met! But we had a long weekend stay in Carvoeiro in early May a couple of years ago and stayed at the Mirachoro Hotel (i think that's the one you referred to). Carvoeiro's a great place and we've been going for about 8 years now. Going in early September this year.
Bit like the forum membs on here, who keep visiting San Stef. Our last visit to SS was 16 years ago and i suspect, after our June visit this year, we'll want to come back!
don:
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--- Quote from: JP on May 18, 2009, 03:56:52 PM ---Thanks for getting back so quickly,should we start going to the gym?we are really looking forward to our holidays in san stef,how far is the walk to the beach from The Romanza?how many bars nearby? are we near a supermarket or is that a taxi ride,not good at carrying heavy bottles! thanks jp
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I think it all depends on how fit you are!
On my first visit to San Stefanos 27 years ago, I was able to jog or Stride up the worst hills carrying my Son on my shoulders,
These days downhill is fine and uphill is daunting!!
The walk into town is worth it and you may find a sympathetic restauranter who could give you a lift back up,
Or hire a quad bike for the week, just to do the hill!! Cheap and cheerful!
I think there are Taxi's in Arillas, who may help out, check with Noula is best!!
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On my first visit to San Stefanos 27 years ago, I was able to jog or Stride up the worst hills carrying my Son on my shoulders,Looking forward to seeing you do that DOWN from the Romanza!
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