Villa holiday in Ibiza with lovely views and private pools

Villa holiday in Ibiza with lovely views and private pools.

Beautiful country house villa 4 double bedrooms with swimming pool 10x5m in Balearics ibiza-san lorenzo, in a very peaceful area with no neighbors around. with snooker table and table tennis, set amidst extensive grounds full of almond and olive trees, in a very peaceful area with no neighbors around. Full privacy and entertainment.

In a peaceful privileged location, only 4 km outside Sta. Eulalia, the villa is a perfect place to relax and is also an ideal base for touring the island. The nearby unspoilt beaches and coves in the north and east of the island are just waiting to be rediscovered. Golf fanatics can delight in knowing that the island´s only -18hole golf course is nearby at Roca Llisa. Combine this with the first class variety of town and country restaurants, shops and markets, including the famous Hippy Market at Es Canr and you will have all you could wish for a perfect holiday in the sun.

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More rain for Mallorca

Close to four inches of rain fell over 24 hours during the storm that passed over Mallorca last Monday & Tuesday (3rd/4th May). It left behind floods and road closures, landslides and felled trees.

In the Palma area, theTorrent Gros and Es Molinar rivers burst their banks, causing flooding and road closures. North Mallorca was also badly hit with flooding as the drains struggled to cope with the sudden and heavy downpours, and a wall collapsed on to parked cars in Can Picafort. Whilst the water levels have now receded, the roads agency is recommending extra care on mountain roads. Some high speed maritime links between the Balaeric islands and the mainland were delayed, as ships waited for improvements in sea conditions.

The weather seems to have righted itself now, and after a brief rain shower this morning, the skies are brightening and further improvements are expected by the weekend.

source: seemallorca.com

Bogus charity scam warning - Tourists on the Costa Blanca caught out by bogus charities

SEVERAL tourists and locals in Jalón on the Costa Blanca were shocked to find that what they believed was a bona fide charity, to which many had made donations, was in fact a scam.

Many had been caught out by the scammers as they wandered around the village targeting mainly tourists and British pensioners.

Carrying paperwork claiming they were deaf and speech impaired, with apparent charity registration details, people were urged to add their names to the charity list and make a donation there and then.

It only became apparent the women, of Romanian nationality, were keeping the money for themselves after a bar owner saw them speed away in car with two male accomplices.

Source: costa-news.com