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Hi
I am actually considering visiting Seville and Malaga February next year. Craig is not a beach person but loves city. We like good food and shopping.
Do you think we should stay in the old city area of Malaga instead of beach front?
What is the temperature like that time of the year?
Many thanks x
We tend to stay in the old city area - it’s closer to shopping and restaurants
February should be mild obviously the days are shorter . The evenings will be chilly though
Ive been in late November and the temps were the high teens on the day but you needed a jumper on in the evening. Most of the restaurants still had their outside tables open albeit with heaters and blankets. Not sunbathing weather but much better for sightseeing (and shopping of course !)
Thanks Lucy! Since chemo, I became such a princess:). I can’t cope with any cold or hot weather anymore. The body is just not tolerant of anything. High teens sounds pretty good to me. I will wear coats like the locals and Craig will be in his shorts like a Scot .
The hotel is call the pig at Norfolk. With chemo, I am not supposed to go to public sauna and steam room due to infection risk etc. So hopefully the in room one would be good as I rather like a good steam room .
Hebridean cruise and Norway cruise sounds lovely. Sounds like September is a very busy month for you. Are you going with Sheila?
Hope the weather is good for you and friends next week at Ayr.
X
Hi Stella, I've been on a Norwegian Fjords cruise with Mrs Tvman which was fantastic. The scenery was amazing although there were a couple of days when it rained VERY heavily. We went in 2016 after I was diagnosed a few months earlier with incurable bone marrow cancer, one of my bucket list holidays
Tvman x
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