Buses On The Bigger One (Three)

Although the 105 wiggles frantically along the top of rocky cliffs and crags, you hardly ever see the sea. The view is obscured by greenery and the highly priced residences that do have a view.

The stop is opposite a small casino.

But, if you walk on a bit, views of the sea are to be had.

And there are steps which lead down to the rocky coves, in this case …

… Cala Xada.

Real timetables are displayed at the stops; here is an extract of that for the relatively infrequent 105.

The more frequent 104 has its repeat pattern …

… in Spanish, Catalan and English.

… and there is a good service until late.

Impressive, eh?

Thanks to No 3 Son for enticing his old man to take a look. Pictures did arrive but mostly of timetables in the rain …

… a bus shelter in the rain …

… and a real time display in the rain.

fbb does not know what the sideways display might be there at the top!

Yes, there would indeed be plenty for the old bloke to investigate. Forget the bars, beaches, birds** and booze; explore the buses!