Visit Valencia
Valencia is a beautiful and very large region so it has a varied landscape with some parts lying on the coast of the Mediterranean Sea. From Morella down to Alicante, there are many scenic spots all … Read More
Visit Menorca
posted in: Balearic Islands
Unlike its popular neighbours, Mallorca and Ibiza, the Balearic island of Menorca has remained an almost a well-kept secret that only a few savvy travellers know about. Just two and a half hours away by ferry … Read More
Visit Majorca
posted in: Balearic Islands
Being the largest of Spain’s Balearic Islands, Majorca (Mallorca) has long been a popular tourist destination for Europeans in search of summer fun. From the package holiday heyday of the 60’s to the all-inclusive resorts we … Read More
Visit Fuengirola
posted in: Andalusia, Costa Del Sol
As a Costa del Sol beach resort Fuengirola ticks all the right boxes for people looking to have fun in the Spanish sun. Located in between Marbella and Torremolinos, the former fishing village of Fuengirola is … Read More
Visit Alicante
posted in: Costa Blanca, Travel Guide
The gateway to Spain’s Costa Blanca, Alicante is the second largest city in the Valencian Community with over 350,000 inhabitants. Dominated by the imposing Santa Barbara Castle that looks down on the city and its glitz … Read More
Visit Cordoba
posted in: Andalusia, Travel Guide
Once the most cultured city in all of Europe, you have to visit Cordoba, once in your life if only to experience the spellbinding Mezquita Mosque-Cathedral of Córdoba. Considered as being one of the world’s utmost … Read More
Visit Nerja
posted in: Andalusia, Costa Del Sol, Travel Guide
Overlooking the shimmering blue Mediterranean Sea with the Sierra Almijara Mountains rising behind it, Nerja managed to escape the high-rise development that is so prevalent along much of the Costa del Sol. At the town’s heart … Read More
Alicante Weather and Climate
posted in: Costa Blanca
Situated in a unique microclimate, Alicante makes for a perfect break any time of year. Boasting more than 300 days of annual sunshine, Alicante benefits from a hot, dry climate in the summer and has very mild winters. Spring – From … Read More
Visit Estepona
posted in: Andalusia, Costa Del Sol
Estepona is a town that is filled with culture and the pretty port area, pueblo style buildings, quaint shops, varied restaurants and cobblestone streets lend an air of romance to the area charming those who visit. … Read More
Visit Serra de Tramuntana
posted in: Travel Guide
Visit Serra de Tramuntana Serra de Tramuntana is a beautiful mountain range on Majorca, which is the biggest of the Balearic Islands. There are plenty of sun filled beaches and heritage here, and family entertainment is … Read More
Best Beachside Restaurants in Costa del Sol
posted in: Costa Del Sol, Places to Eat
Spain’s coastal towns are among the prettiest and most enticing in the world, and that’s something that can definitely be said for those along the Costa del Sol. It’s fun, inviting and easy to get to, … Read More
Top 5 Popular and Top 5 Unusual Festivals in Spain
posted in: Things To Do, Travel Guide
Festivals and Carnivals are common around the world – whether they be some of the more popular festivals, or some of the more unusual and unheard of festivals. It is said that the Spanish love their … Read More
Visit Alcúdia
posted in: Balearic Islands
Visit Alcúdia Alcúdia is a popular holiday resort found in North East of Majorca that has two different parts: the coast, and the historic Old Town, which is located farther inland. The Old Town section of … Read More