EP 77 Roadtrip in Andalucia and dolphin spotting 4K

In this episode we rent a car and make a roadtrip to the caves in Nerja famous for its ancient cave paintings 20 000 years old and the world's largest stalactite 32 meters high! then we drive up in the mountains of Sierra Nevada. After that adventure it was time for us to continue to Aguadulce to pick up our friends Per and Annette that are going to sail with us to Garrucha. Both are experienced sailors but they have never seen dolphins that plays at the bow, can we fulfill the dream of seeing dolphin bowriders? We are a middle aged couple that has left our hectic business lives to go sailing with our boat Frid? af Wisby and our cat Litza. Our goal is not to go to a specific place but to reach a state of mind where we can really enjoy life. Anders has been at the sea most of his life and sailed for the Swedish national dingy sailing team as a young man. Gitte has also grown up with boats and spent every summer sailing with her father as a teenager but made a pause of about 15 years without sailing as an adult, had just begun to pick-up the interest before she meet Anders in 2017. Onboard we also have our cat Litza a 4 year old Devon Rex we call her the cattain because cats always decide over their humans. Frid? af Wisby is a Wauquiez 47 pilot saloon that we Gitte and Anders bought in UK in 2019 and that we have sailed to Gotland and in season 1 2020 we sail in the Baltic Sea. During season 2 We sailded south to Dieppe Normandy France. After a winter in France in Season 3 we started to sail the Atlantic coast of Europe to Xufre in Spain where we lifted the boat over the summer while we where back in Gotland to work at our hostel we got there. Season 4 got a short sailing season where we only sailed to Lagos on the Algarve coast of Portugal where we hauled out once again this time to go throug a long list of boatwork and to build a solar arch to make the boat more self-suficient with electricity. After 6 months in Lagos we kicked-off season 5 with real bluewater sailing first to the northerly Atlantic island Porto Santo and Madeira and then further out to the Azores that lays in the middle of the Atlantic ocean before turning back towards the mainland and south coast of Portugal again.