Lloret de Mar in November

A view of the castle 

Yesterday I posted a piece about the summer season coming to a close for many businesses, but as todays photos from the beaches of Fenals and Lloret show the weather for this holiday weekend is far from coming to an end. Todays temperature reached a high 23ºc giving the towns visitors the opportunity to spend time on the beach or take a leisurely stroll along the seafront.

Games on Fenals beach

End of the season in Lloret

We are now getting close to the end of the season in Lloret de Mar meaning that many of the bars, restaurants and hotels will shortly be closing their doors for the winter, most of which will not reopen until the start of next season.
Moby's club on the main strip in Lloret has now closed their doors for a few weeks - quite unusual for them as they do normally stay open all year, so the main strip will look very different this winter without the bright lights from Moby's. Clubs on the strip which do remain open will only do so at weekends.
One of our favourite places which we visit on a regular basis is Route 66, owners Andy & Jackie will close this weekend, we will miss them the most as we love their menu especially the English breakfasts and fish & chips!

Route 66 English breakfast

Llorets Medieval event 2013

Once again next weekend 9th & 10th November Lloret de Mar will step back to the Medieval times when there will be all kinds of entertainment/events taking place. Market stalls selling a host of hand made articles and food will be set up in the streets and squares around the church. Everyone who is taking part in the event will be dressed in medieval style clothing they will be putting on exhibitions of ancient crafts - glass blowing, metal work, shoe making, along with bird of prey shows, children's games and donkey rides. Roasted chestnuts, cakes, breads, massive barbecues with tasty steaks, ribs, burgers and sausages will be on sale with plenty of wines and ancient potions to wash it all down!

Lloret de Mar today

What a difference a day makes!

Todays photos from the beach in Lloret de Mar show just how quickly the scene can change. After yesterdays temperatures in the mid 20s today it barely reached 19ºc with no sign of the sun all day, so to those of us that live here it was a sudden shock to the system! The only visitors to the deserted beach today were the boat passengers waiting for the boat to take them back to Tossa de Mar and the usual flocks of seagulls!

A day in Lloret de Mar

With another fine day in Lloret yesterday morning we had a walk down to Fenals beach where the sea was quite rough and the yellow flags were flying warning that the sea could be dangerous and people should take extra care. Temperatures again were in the mid 20s and clear blue skies, so itsgreat weather for the holiday makers this week.

 

 

 

After working up an appetite with our morning walk our afternoon was spent with friends at the Can Sabata Masia Restaurant where they have daily menus of either €9.50 or €15, we all chose the €9.50 option which also includes wine and bread. There is a very spacious covered outdoor dining area at the restaurant but we always prefer to eat indoors. The total cost of our meal was just less than €73 - for six people, that is great value for money as we all had a coffee after our meal which we all thoroughly enjoyed!

Can Sabata's menu 

Outdoor dining area