With a few days of winds from the south, we weren’t going to be able to sail to Mahon (also known as Mao by the Catalans who make up a big presence on the island). We opted to take the bus instead.
We had intended on clearing out of Mahon (Spain) before going to Sardinia (Italy). Technically you don’t need to, as we would be moving from one Schengen EU country to another. However, by clearing out, we buy a few more days on our Schengen clock (90 total in any 180 day period). As usual, we went to the wrong office first, but were quickly pointed in the right direction, and after a little bit of waiting got our passports stamped and boat papers signed.
I wish I had had more energy to walk around town as it was a very charming place. But it was sooooooo hot and humid and I was melting. We had time for lunch in the shade, a bit of a wander, and then coffee and ice cream before catching the bus back to Fornells.
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