This may be a long post, but bear with me. These are important things you should know in case you are planning to spend a summer in Guardamar.
Prepare to know the truth!
Prepare to know the truth!
1. There are no
places to visit
There is no such thing as an antique castle where you
can go to learn some history, take pictures and enjoy the view –it’s a lie.
A place called The Dunes? The one with the
ever-changing landscape in which you can get lost easily but enjoy the serenity
of the moment? The ones that house the ruins of the Rábita Califal? Never heard
of it.
3. No one is nice
to you
There is no hope with the locals. No explains
anything nor kindly gives you tours.
No one will give you a smile or offer you things
that will make you extremely happy like boat rides or shawarma.
Photo by Alex Song |
Photo by Alex Song |
Especially this man below. BEWARE OF HIM. Giving you unlimited amounts of food, good conversations and jokes are not things he does. I mean, please, Vicente being nice? No one has heard about that before.
4. There is
nothing entertaining to do
Absolutely nothing. You can’t go to the beach to
have fun in the sand, enjoy the sea nor the scenery.
Photo by Cathleen Chiu |
Photo by Joan Kang |
The town does not have exciting events like the Día
de San Juan where you can jump a fire and dance at the beach, nor Moros y
Cristianos where the whole town comes together to make this big parade. No, it
was probably just everyone’s imagination (a very creative one though).
5. There is
simply nothing memorable about the place
You are not going to have any extraordinary
experience nor will you meet people that will change you forever.
You are definitely not going to have one of the
most unforgettable summers of your life. You will not miss the people nor cry
every time you remember when you had to say goodbye to them. The memories will
not bring a smile to your face each time you reminisce them.
Long story short: don’t spend your summer in
Guardamar… unless you want it to be one of the best summers of your life :)
~MelanieMuñoz
~MelanieMuñoz
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