During the night, TSH and Diva experienced the first choppy sea of this voyage. They had been warned about it by the Captain of the Silver Moon but decided to risk it without Stugeron. They were proved right.
On arrival in Malaga, TSH and Diva took an excursion which
included a walk around part of the city, including a view of the Roman theatre.
They went into the house where Picasso was born and then into the gallery
holding many of his works. The guide explained aspects of the which they were
not previously aware of. The final call – just before midday- was to a bodega
for tapas and wine. Although Silversea provides complementary alcohol on demand
at all hours of the day and night, TSH and Diva rarely touch a drop until at
least 18:30. TSH needed to rehydrate and he drank 4 glasses of water in quick
succession when he returned to the Silver Moon.
TSH has discovered that the menus of the day are all
accessible via the TV, so he is now able to choose his food before entering the
restaurants. He also spotted a strange beetle when he was walking around the
outside deck and will try to identify it.
Silver Moon docked in Malaga close to her Royal Caribbean
cousin, the Odyssey of the Seas. The latter is much bigger.
Quote of the day spotted on a guest’s t-shirt: ‘Every box of
raisins is the tragic story of grapes that could have been wine.’
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