Walk to Cala Boquer

[cumberland8]

No jellyfish this year so a lovely swim without being tickled.

[sws97sdg]

The swim at the end should be even nicer now, volunteers have this week removed 18 bags of rubbish from the beach, great work guys!

[cumberland8]

Wow thats fantastic news ,does anyone know if you can eat jellyfish?

[Sparky]

Originally Posted by cumberland8

Wow thats fantastic news ,does anyone know if you can eat jellyfish?

Yes Cumberland8 you can eat jellyfish .........it's an Asian thing .

[Sparky]

I found this online :-

If you go to any Asian wholesaler, or visit the deli of any high end grocery store, you can usually find it with the sushi. It's normally sold under the name "seaweed salad", and is dyed the bright blue green of algae. It has a very mild, sesame flavor, and since it is composed of the tentacles of the animal, is stringy and a little rubbery. I love the stuff myself.

[wilcoxon]

How long does this walk take, there and back . I think I could do it, but my husband isn`t really a "hiker".
I was under the impression there were café`s etc on the beach at the end, but it seems I am mistaken.

[sws97sdg]

The walk takes around an hour each way depending on how fast you walk, its not really a hike but a steppish descent at the beach end, where there is a lovely quiet beach with no café, think of the island before tourism, beautiful and unspoilt, well worth it believe me.

[pescador2009]

Depends where you set off from, but an hour each way seem a little quick especially if it is sunny and warm. Don't forget the old water bottle or some other light sustenance. As SWS says, it is a very pleasant walk on a nice day. But don't even dream about a café, you'll have to wait until you're back in P.P. for that.

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