Caminito del Rey, a unique trail between the rocks

Along the rocks, 100 metres above the Guadalhorce river, there is a footbridge called Caminito del Rey. It is one of the biggest attractions in the area and tickets must be purchased well in advance. If you love unique landscapes and are not afraid of heights, this will be a dream trip for you.

A plethora of stars on the Costa del Sol during Starlite Marbella

2J545XM Marbella, Spain. 23rd July, 2019. English singer Sting and his band, during the concert at the StarLite Festival. Credit: ABEL F. ROS/Alamy

Starlite Marbella is an annual music festival that attracts thousands of visitors every year. If you are planning a vacation in Marbella during the summer months, you should definitely visit the festival. It has already become a cult event and is certainly the longest-running festival, with over 60 days of concerts. Find out which stars… Continue reading A plethora of stars on the Costa del Sol during Starlite Marbella

Andalusian pueblos blancos. 7 towns and villages you must see

The famous pueblos blancos are white villages and towns that are one of Andalusia’s most distinctive features. The lime-painted facades, surrounded by floral decorations and adorned with colourful azulejos (thin ceramic tiles), provide a beautiful contrast to the blue sky and lush Mediterranean vegetation.

Salsa, bachata, kizomba – where to dance in and around Malaga?

Dancing has been around since time immemorial, and it is impossible to list all the benefits of this popular form of movement – from improved wellbeing, flexibility and coordination to improved fitness and body shape. When dancing, people throw their cares away, the production of endorphins increases, their self-esteem grows and their mood improves. Everyone… Continue reading Salsa, bachata, kizomba – where to dance in and around Malaga?

Spain increasingly popular with tourists from all over the world

The Iberian Peninsula is attracting more tourists every year, which is forecast to make Spain the most visited country in the world by 2040. Braintrust predicts that by then Spain will host 115 million foreign tourists a year, overtaking France, which has led the way for decades.

Experience an unforgettable New Year’s Eve in… Marbella!

As the year draws to a close, there is no better place to celebrate a new one than the sun-bathed coastline of Spain’s Marbella. The Costa del Sol is a unique blend of cosmopolitan luxury and traditional Spanish charm. During New Year’s Eve, it is the ideal destination for those looking for a unique experience.

Gran Canaria, a substitute for Africa at your fingertips

Spain’s location invites you to visit Africa, if only by ferry to Morocco. The proximity of this continent can also be felt while being on Spanish territory and yet at the height of… the Western Sahara. Such is the charm of the Canary Islands, one of the most populous of which is Gran Canaria.

LA Almazara is architecture inspired by Spanish culture and… olives

Ronda is a picturesque town in southern Spain, located in Andalusia, in the province of Málaga. It is one of the most characteristic and historically rich places in Spain, lying on a rocky plateau divided by the deep El Tajo ravine. There is no shortage of architectural gems there, one of which is LA Almazara.

Skiing in the Sierra Nevada as early as November

The ski season in the Sierra Nevada starts as early as November. Beautiful views, perfectly groomed slopes, luxury hotels, excellent restaurants – get ready for an unforgettable white madness in Andalusia!