Blue Marlin questions

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SpotOn

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  • For those who have been to see Paco on Sundays, what time should i be there to make sure i dont miss him?
  • Are there any specialties from food/drinks i should keep an eye out for? i appreciate its not cheap but thats what holidays are for :)

Anything else i might not realise please pass on!
 
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I-Spy

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SpotOn said:
  • For those who have been to see Paco on Sundays, what time should i be there to make sure i dont miss him?
  • Are there any specialties from food/drinks i should keep an eye out for? i appreciate its not cheap but thats what holidays are for :)
Anything else i might not realise please pass on!
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Good to get there about 6pm.
The Bali style beds are charged for, at least 80 euros, even if you eat.
The Cava Sangria works out at quite a good deal, as it goes a long way, is good and costs about 40 euros ( I think it was last time).
Dinner there will be about 80 euros a head.
Next door is good food, Yemanji (prob spelt wrong).
Good to leave there with enough time to catch the last hour or so at Ushaiia in PDB.
 
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dancemaster

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This Bali style bed is for two? Do you have a view of Paco?

How much is to reserve a sunbed there? The sea is better there or in front of Tropicana?
 
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icebaer69

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dancemaster said:
... The sea is better there or in front of Tropicana?
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both "seas" i can´t recommend - both suck.
there are dozens of nicer beaches @ ibiza, there is absolutely NO reason to
go to cala jondal because of the beach (many stones on the beach/in the water,
best parts occupied with sunloungers from the different beachbars there).

and by the way ... in case you´re no paco-fan there is no reason to go to bm
on a sunday - each other day can be as good as the bloody ****ing sunday ...
but if you like traffic jam @ bm-parking then go an sunday ...
 
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