Europe 2021: Setenil

Europe 2021:

Setenil

Very short one today. Setenil de las Bodegas is a small town in the Cadiz province of Spain that is known for it's whitewashed houses built into the rocks and cliffs. We stopped here for lunch on our drive from Granada to Ronda at the suggestion of a friend of mine. It was an excellent stop. 

It's a small town, maybe 2,000 people, but I assume crawling with tourists most days. It's not an easy place to navigate, so find the parking garage as you enter town and just walk the rest. 

One thing we found interesting was the main road through all of the restaurants and shops is active with cars! I can't believe people don't get run over daily walking along the narrow streets. We sat there eating lunch as cars just drove right by, constantly. I was extra careful - I didn't want to survive armed conflicts all over the globe only to be killed by a Dacia Sandero doing 10 mph.  

Anyway, if you're in the region, Setenil makes for a unique stop and an entertaining lunch or dinner.

Branelle's rock climbing obsession on this trip continues.