You have signed up for a paragliding flight and now you are wondering what to do 🤦‍♂️. Do not worry, you're in good hands 😊. We'll give you some tips to make your flight unforgettable. Do not eat much before your flight. Eating a lot before your paragliding flight will make your stomach full and it will make you dizzy, so do not eat your paragliding flight much earlier🍔🌭🍕. Do not drink alcohol before your flight🍷. Being drunk or under the effect of substances is going to make your flight unpleasant, people usually get dizzy easily. If you suffer from motion sick take a pill of Dramamine. You are one of the people who get dizzy when you go in the car or when you go in a boat you can take a pill of Dramamine and your flight will be more comfortable. If during the flight you start to feel a little dizzy, tell your pilot as soon as possible, he will take measures to make you feel better. fuente: google images Do you get the right clothes👩‍🚀? Some days are colder than others, some days we hope to go up more than others, every day is different, it also depends on the time of year you are going to fly. Consult with us about how we expect the conditions. If we expect something cold, a light jacket and pants will be enough, we have gloves for you. If we expect heat, you can come as you want, the temperature is usually pleasant throughout the entire flight. Where are we going to fly🏞? Mainly we have two flight zone The first is in the mountains of Agost⛰, this site is spectacular because the launch is 800 meters high and we usually fly more than 1000 meters above sea level.

Have you heard about Canelobre Caves?  But you don't have any idea about what they are. Would you like to visit them but do not know how you can do it? For now, I tell you that you do not have to get wet or wear helmets and things like that, in this post I tell you everything you need to know about the caves of Canelobre. Join us and discover Canelobre Caves 😊 Canelobre caves in Alicante Canelobre Caves are the highest caves in Spain, a 45 meters tunnel takes you into the 70 meters Vault cavern, a space with more than 80,000 m². Canelobre Caves are a magnificent example of a karstic period, The origin of the caves goes back to 7 million years and it’s the result of the action of the water on the limestone rock. The temperature inside the cave it’s almost constant of 17ºC actually, it’s like a fridge, in Summertime you can get a break from the hot, in winter time you can get some warmth. 1.The most outstanding a.La Sagrada Familia A set of stalagmites in which stands out a rocky column of more than 25 meters high, its name is attributed to the similarity with the Barcelona’s Cathedral designed by Gaudí.  b.El Canelobre A stalagmite in the center of the room that is more than 145,000 years old, its shape resembles a chandelier (Canelobre in Valencian), the caves must to this its name. 2.History The discovery of this cave has been attributed to the Arabs back in 740 d.c. When Christians conquerors on the Arabs in 1492, they thought Arabs had hidden gold inside the cave, but they only found water instead. The cave was not opened to the public until 1963, and have become one of the major tourist spots in Alicante.

My wife Maria and I , decide to take an afternoon walk and see why the Santa Pola Lighthouse it’s so popular.😊   I was so curious about the lighthouse even though I have flown paragliding many times over Lighthouse. By the way, I speak spanish so sorry about my english mistakes😂   SANTA POLA LIGHTHOUSE: lighting the mediterranean sea   The Santa Pola Lighthouse is a white tower, located at the highest point of Santa Pola cape. In the same place where use to be a old watchtower from the Roman times.   The lighthouse's lamp is 15 meters above the base of the building, 138 meters above sea level and  about 360 meters from the shore.   The light can reaches 16 miles for fixed light and 27 for flashes in clear weather days.   “Makes you think, how important was this lighthouse in the ancient time, when there wasn't GPS, only old fashioned sailing systems”   LIGHTHOUSE OF SANTA POLA, a place with a long history   Inaugurated on January 23, 1858. Its function has been guided the ships that sail through these coasts at night, especially for the Navy ships, which for that time anchored in the bay of Santa Pola. Dominating the bay of Alicante, Elche and the island of Tabarca. The first lamp worked with olive oil and then followed by paraffin and petroleum steam. Reformed in 1921 and 1924 with a new optical device mounted on a rotating mechanism, a pressure oil vapor lamp was also installed. Electrified in 1958, it was automated in 1984 HOW TO GET TO THE  SANTA POLA LIGHTHOUSE?   By car: (google maps link), there is a car park in front of the lighthouse You can also park your car at the end of Av. D'Escandinàvia in Santa Pola (google