So it happens this year that I will be in Andalusia for my birthday. It wasn’t planned or anything like this, just that I decided to start this year’s European adventures by going south, as in March the weather is still a little cool around Europe. So 2 weeks here in a nice little apartment I found straight in the middle of Granada, the ancient capital of the Arab Moors. always feels magical to be here! I got this little [eafl id=”2247″ name=”minipresso” text=”Minipresso Expresso Machine !”] for my birthday last year, and still one of my favorite digital nomad accessories!

Always amazed by Romain Ruins… But These ruins in Cartagena are even more impressive as they have been dug out of 2 thousand years of generations building on top of them! You can really feel the history in all its glory in this fabulous city.

Always been tempted to take part in this festival, know as one of the biggest in Spain! I had done the other big 2: La Feria de Abril de Sevilla, and the San Fermin de Pamplona. It was impressive! So much participation from Valencians, costumes, Monuments, and why not “burn them all” at the end of the festival! That’s what they love to do. My ears are still suffering through with all the firecrackers that exploded everywhere all the time!

One of my passions is to sail! But haven’t had the chance to practice much, as I don’t have a boat and it’s been couple years since I took my American Sailing Association license in St-Vincent-and-the-Grenadines. This time, I booked a Laser sailing class in Fortaleza in northern Brazil as I’ll be working from here for a while! Its tough, but these little boats are quick! They flip easily but I already got the trick after a few hours, and I’m speeding in the bay of Fortaleza every day now 🙂

Sailing around the Baia de todos of Santos is a must if you come to Salvador! Especially on new years!