I first visited Costa Tropical in March and back then I only got a little taster of all the activities that you can do here. I enjoyed so much the nature that I promised myself I will return in summer to explore more. I didn’t make it in summer, but I came back in September […]
Andalucia Foodie Guides, Andalucian Cuisine
The Traditional Spanish Breakfast – What to Eat for Breakfast in Spain
Are you curious about what people eat for breakfast in Spain? Or which are the most popular ingredients of a Spanish breakfast? There are several typical Spanish breakfast dishes that you will find in pretty much every restaurant in Spain. About the Spanish Breakfast In Spain, breakfast is one of the most important meals of […]
Andalucian Cuisine
How to Make Traditional Spanish Anchovies in Vinegar – Boquerones en Vinagre Recipe
Boquerones en Vinagre is one of the most popular tapas in Malaga, and generally found throughout Andalucia. It’s one of the most delicious tapas that you can order, with so much flavour. It’s not difficult to make this traditional Spanish anchovies in vinegar recipe at home, but it does take a little bit of time because the boquerones […]
Hiking El Torcal de Antequera is a must do on a trip to Andalucia. Located only 45 kilometres from Malaga, El Tocal has some amazing unique karst formations which formed 150 million years ago, in the Mesozoic age, when this entire area was a seabed, deep underwater. Can you imagine that, knowing that now the […]
Best Hotels in Andalucia, Malaga Province
Checking in: Hotel Convento La Magdalena Review – Antequera, Spain
I booked the Hotel Convento La Magdalena in Antequera because it offered such great value for money. I also loved the idea of a hotel in a renovated old monastery, in the countryside. I went to Antequera to hike in El Torcal National Park and decided to treat myself with an overnight stay and a […]
Seville is a beautifully historic city in the south of Spain. Originally founded as a Roman city, and later a Moorish capital, Seville boasts a gorgeous Gothic cathedral, Mudejar palaces, and narrow medieval lanes. It was a powerful 16th century trade centre, and today is the capital of the Andalucia autonomous region of Spain. With […]
Being a vegetarian travelling in Spain doesn’t mean that you can’t enjoy the delicious tapas culture. On the contrary, there are so many mouth-watering vegetarian Spanish tapas, you will probably need a return trip to the country to try them all. When you travel around Andalucia you will find that each region has its own […]
Whilst Barcelona is the top tourist spot in Spain and it gets a lot of attention, there is something so charming about the cities in Andalucia, and Córdoba is no exception. The city center has been recognized for its historical significance, where a number of different cultural and religious groups once lived peacefully together. There […]
Andalucia Foodie Guides, Andalucian Cuisine, Malaga Province
A Local’s Guide to What to Eat in Malaga
The cuisine in Malaga is characterised by Mediterranean flavours, which bring together fresh ingredients to create tasty dishes in a simple way. The south of Spain is a fantastic place to grow produce such as olives, black tomatoes, almonds, and the sweetest avocados you have ever tasted. The seasonal vegetables and fruits are used by […]
I love going to the beach on Costa Tropical, even if I live on Costa del Sol. Although it’s around the same distance from Malaga, I enjoy the empty beaches of Granada’s Coast more. I feel they are less crowded and offer a more authentic Spanish experience. Almuñécar is one of the prettiest towns on […]