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Cami de Cavalls in 5 days
Camí de Cavalls的点评
点评：Here goes, not everyone's idea of a holiday - we discovered this walk last year on our first visit to Menorca. After a bit of research we soon realised that the "walk" was actually called the Cami de Cavalls or Way of the Horse. A 115 mile hike round the whole of Menorca.
We chose to do it in September when it was fairly dry but quite a bit cooler, mid 20s.
According to various sites, most people do the walk over 2 weeks or so, but not us we planned a 10 day holiday and to do it in 5.5 days.
We arrived at our resort (Son Parc) last Saturday and set off on our adventure on the Sunday morning. Our plan was to do the hardest most remote section of the walk 1st, then, hopefully, chill out about for the rest. The 1st section was 27 mile with nowhere to replenish water etc so we had to carry it all. 5 litres each.
What all the guide book forgot to tell us was how difficult, demanding and tough the terrain can be.
Once we had passed a couple of beaches and pretty villages we were out into the "Ulu" my new word, look it up 😉
We got to our destination for the day at 8 that night, extremely tired. A quick bite to eat and a drink then we found a spot on the local beach to sleep. This was our plan for the whole walk. A new experience for me, you're not allowed to camp here so it was a case of sleeping under the stars.
Day 2 was only 20 miles, again very tough terrain and very hot, mid 30s 🥵
We did manage a swim in one of the many bays, got to our destination at a much better time.
This continued on Tuesday and Wednesday. 20 ish miles each day, hot and tough.
The nights were uncomfortably colder than expected a we experienced a lot of condensation, meaning all our stuff was damp 🙄
Thursday morning arrived and we had had a slightly better night's sleep so we were up and away early. Our plan was for another 20 miles and end with 10 on Friday morning.
We were used to the terrain by now and seemed to be flying, despite disappearing route markers and one set of markers taking us the wrong way! At about 1 in the afternoon we stopped in the beautiful village of Es Grau from tapas and drinks. We had already completed 17 miles and it was here we decided to push on and complete the final leg in one day, so the full 30 miles!
It was scorching hot and exhausting but with the help of a well placed and timely ice-cream van selling fresh lemon slush we made it, getting back at 9 that night.
It was a lot tougher than we thought it was going to be, not just the terrain but the debilitating heat, over 30 degrees every day and I don't do heat 🤣.
We chose to do it in September when it was fairly dry but quite a bit cooler, mid 20s.
According to various sites, most people do the walk over 2 weeks or so, but not us we planned a 10 day holiday and to do it in 5.5 days.
We arrived at our resort (Son Parc) last Saturday and set off on our adventure on the Sunday morning. Our plan was to do the hardest most remote section of the walk 1st, then, hopefully, chill out about for the rest. The 1st section was 27 mile with nowhere to replenish water etc so we had to carry it all. 5 litres each.
What all the guide book forgot to tell us was how difficult, demanding and tough the terrain can be.
Once we had passed a couple of beaches and pretty villages we were out into the "Ulu" my new word, look it up 😉
We got to our destination for the day at 8 that night, extremely tired. A quick bite to eat and a drink then we found a spot on the local beach to sleep. This was our plan for the whole walk. A new experience for me, you're not allowed to camp here so it was a case of sleeping under the stars.
Day 2 was only 20 miles, again very tough terrain and very hot, mid 30s 🥵
We did manage a swim in one of the many bays, got to our destination at a much better time.
This continued on Tuesday and Wednesday. 20 ish miles each day, hot and tough.
The nights were uncomfortably colder than expected a we experienced a lot of condensation, meaning all our stuff was damp 🙄
Thursday morning arrived and we had had a slightly better night's sleep so we were up and away early. Our plan was for another 20 miles and end with 10 on Friday morning.
We were used to the terrain by now and seemed to be flying, despite disappearing route markers and one set of markers taking us the wrong way! At about 1 in the afternoon we stopped in the beautiful village of Es Grau from tapas and drinks. We had already completed 17 miles and it was here we decided to push on and complete the final leg in one day, so the full 30 miles!
It was scorching hot and exhausting but with the help of a well placed and timely ice-cream van selling fresh lemon slush we made it, getting back at 9 that night.
It was a lot tougher than we thought it was going to be, not just the terrain but the debilitating heat, over 30 degrees every day and I don't do heat 🤣.
翻译：开始吧——这或许并非每个人心目中的度假方式。去年我们第一次游览梅诺卡岛时发现了这条徒步路线。稍作研究后我们才意识到，这条“徒步道”其实名叫“Cami de Cavalls”，也就是“马道”。它是一条环绕整个梅诺卡岛、全长115英里的徒步路线。
我们选择在9月份去徒步，那时天气相对干燥，气温也凉爽不少，大约在20多度。
根据多个网站的介绍，大多数人会用两周左右的时间来完成这段行程，但我们则计划用10天假期，并在5天半内走完。上周六我们抵达了度假村（Son Parc），周日早上便开始了我们的探险之旅。我们的计划是先走最难走且最偏僻的那段路程，之后希望能在剩余的行程中好好放松一下。第一段路程长达27英里，途中没有任何可以补充水源的地方，因此我们必须自带所有所需用水，每人带了5升水。
所有旅游指南都忽略了告诉我们：这片地区的地形其实极其艰难、要求极高且充满挑战。穿过几片海滩和一些漂亮的村庄后，我们就进入了那个被我称作“乌鲁”的地区——这是个我新造的词，去查查吧😉
当晚8点，我们终于抵达了当天的目的地，此时已疲惫不堪。简单吃了点东西、喝了些水之后，我们就在当地的海滩上找了个地方睡觉。整个行程中我们都按此计划行事。对我而言这是一次全新体验：这里不允许露营，所以我们只能在星空下入眠。
第二天的路程只有20英里，但地形依然崎岖且酷热难耐。30多岁啦🥵
我们确实在众多海湾中的一个里游了泳，也以更快的速度抵达了目的地。
这种情况在周二和周三也持续着：每天要走大约20英里，天气炎热又艰辛。
夜晚的气温比预想的要冷得多，还出现了大量冷凝水，导致我们的所有物品都湿透了 🙄
周四早晨，我们睡得稍微好一些，于是早早出发了。计划是再走20英里，最后在周五早上完成最后10英里的行程。此时我们已经习惯了这里的地形，尽管路标时有时无，甚至有一组路标把我们引向了错误的方向，但我们仍仿佛在“飞”一般前进！下午1点左右，我们在风景如画的埃斯格劳村停下来，享用塔帕斯小吃并喝了几杯。此时我们已经走了17英里，就在那里我们决定继续前行，争取在一天内走完最后一段路程，也就是完成全部30英里的行程！天气酷热难耐，让人精疲力尽。不过多亏有一辆适时出现、售卖新鲜柠檬冰沙的冰淇淋车相助，我们才顺利完成任务，于当晚9点返回。
这次任务比我们预想的要艰难得多——不仅是地形复杂，还有那令人难以承受的高温，每天气温都超过30度。而我可受不了热啊🤣。
我们选择在9月份去徒步，那时天气相对干燥，气温也凉爽不少，大约在20多度。
根据多个网站的介绍，大多数人会用两周左右的时间来完成这段行程，但我们则计划用10天假期，并在5天半内走完。上周六我们抵达了度假村（Son Parc），周日早上便开始了我们的探险之旅。我们的计划是先走最难走且最偏僻的那段路程，之后希望能在剩余的行程中好好放松一下。第一段路程长达27英里，途中没有任何可以补充水源的地方，因此我们必须自带所有所需用水，每人带了5升水。
所有旅游指南都忽略了告诉我们：这片地区的地形其实极其艰难、要求极高且充满挑战。穿过几片海滩和一些漂亮的村庄后，我们就进入了那个被我称作“乌鲁”的地区——这是个我新造的词，去查查吧😉
当晚8点，我们终于抵达了当天的目的地，此时已疲惫不堪。简单吃了点东西、喝了些水之后，我们就在当地的海滩上找了个地方睡觉。整个行程中我们都按此计划行事。对我而言这是一次全新体验：这里不允许露营，所以我们只能在星空下入眠。
第二天的路程只有20英里，但地形依然崎岖且酷热难耐。30多岁啦🥵
我们确实在众多海湾中的一个里游了泳，也以更快的速度抵达了目的地。
这种情况在周二和周三也持续着：每天要走大约20英里，天气炎热又艰辛。
夜晚的气温比预想的要冷得多，还出现了大量冷凝水，导致我们的所有物品都湿透了 🙄
周四早晨，我们睡得稍微好一些，于是早早出发了。计划是再走20英里，最后在周五早上完成最后10英里的行程。此时我们已经习惯了这里的地形，尽管路标时有时无，甚至有一组路标把我们引向了错误的方向，但我们仍仿佛在“飞”一般前进！下午1点左右，我们在风景如画的埃斯格劳村停下来，享用塔帕斯小吃并喝了几杯。此时我们已经走了17英里，就在那里我们决定继续前行，争取在一天内走完最后一段路程，也就是完成全部30英里的行程！天气酷热难耐，让人精疲力尽。不过多亏有一辆适时出现、售卖新鲜柠檬冰沙的冰淇淋车相助，我们才顺利完成任务，于当晚9点返回。
这次任务比我们预想的要艰难得多——不仅是地形复杂，还有那令人难以承受的高温，每天气温都超过30度。而我可受不了热啊🤣。
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