Tarifa is the Southern most city of Spain, and mainland Europe, famous for its stunning beaches but also for its windy weather. It is one of the most popular destinations for windsports in the world! Tarifa might be a small and old city, but its chilled vibe and cozy atmosphere had many fall in love […]
Jerez de la Frontera is one of the most charming places in Andalucia, very often overlooked by tourists. I have always wanted to visit Jerez de la Frontera, known for its sherry production, flamenco shows and its school of equestrian arts. There are so many wonderful and unique things to do in Jerez de la […]
Often referred to as the jewel of Costa Tropical, Salobreña is a picturesque whitewashed town with narrow streets and a castle dating from the 10th century. You can spend one day in Salobreña, as a day trip from Malaga, or spend a week, it’s entirely up to you. No matter which choice you will make, […]
Setenil de las Bodegas is a unique white village of Andalucia because of its unusual location. Whilst all the other fortified villages in the county are situated on top of hills, Setenil de las Bodegas has been built inside the canyon carved by river Trejo. The village is famous for the houses inside the caves, […]
Costa Tropical is a very underestimated part of Andalucia, with very few foreign tourists even in the peak summer months. Costa Tropical is nested between the Sierra Nevada mountains and the Alboran Sea, having its own microclimate which makes it a desirable travel destination both in winter and in summer, because of the mild temperatures. […]
Olvera is one of the most beautiful white villages in Andalucia, located on top of the hill, overlooking the olive trees valleys covered valleys below. Olvera is a quiet town where you won’t find many other tourists. It’s a lovely place to spend a tranquil afternoon, visiting the castle and enjoying tapas over a […]