Michael and Pam's Travels Our European Motorhome Adventures and other Travels

Puerto-Lรกpice, Spain ๐Ÿ‡ช๐Ÿ‡ธ 2019

Date: 30th September 2019

Travelled: 261 kms from Cรณrdoba to Puerto-Lรกpice in the province of Castille-La Mancha

Visited: Puerto-Lรกpice

Stayed: Puerto-Lรกpice municipal aire, free with all services. N39.32640, W03.48329

Budget: 113 days @ โ‚ฌ74 per day

We leave Cรณrdoba mid afternoon the GPS set for a free aire in Puerto-Lรกpice. Itโ€™s about a three hour drive north on the A4-E5. Whilst itโ€™s a hot afternoon we are better driving than sitting around.


A couple of highway photos as we pass out of Andalucรญa into Castilla-La Mancha, my navigator come photographer had a little nap so not as many photos today.


Map of Puerto-Lรกpice, the icon on our parking spot


We arrive in Puerto-Lรกpice some three hours later. The village is a couple of kms off the A4-E5 around 130 kms south of Madrid. The aire is easy to find and we soon drive in to find just one other motorhome already there. It has a GB number plate and they give us a friendly wave. We are soon hooked up to power and the air-conditioning starts doing its job.


With a drink in hand we go outside to chat with Dennis and Tina until the sun has set. By then 4-5 other motorhomes have arrived.

This is Man of La-Mancha country and part of a tourist trail through the region.

We enjoy a quiet and comfortable night. Our plan is to drive on this morning but decide to walk around the village as they were kind enough to supply us with motorhome services and electricity for free.


We find this ornately decorated, but not too comfortable bench inside the Ruta de Don Quijote (below).

The Parroquia de Nuestra Seรฑora del Buen Consejo.

A dedication to Miguel de Cervantes who wrote Don Quijote in 1605.

We go further down the village to find three bus loads of Chinese tourists fussing around the toilets and taking selfies around statues of Don Quijote. I doubt Don Quijote is required reading in Chinese high schools.




So thatโ€™s Puerto-Lรกpice, we walk back to the Hymer, do the services and roll out for Medinaceli…


Michael and Pam


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