Hiking the Camino de Santiago in Your Retirement If you are over 50, you can still enjoy the Camino de Santiago as if you were in your 30s. The Way of Saint Jaimes, as it is …
One Day In Barcelona Itinerary - Where to Eat, Sleep & Play Barcelona, the sunny and vibrant Catalan capital has been attracting visitors for decades. On my very first visit to this seaside gem, I immediately …
Discover the Alhambra Spain One of Spain's most popular tourist attractions the Alhambra has been inspiring travellers for centuries. Recently this Moorish architectural wonder has been chosen to feature in Lonely Planet's new guide to the …
Traditional Food of Spain Traditional Spanish food and in particular Andalusian cuisine hails from the region of Southern Spain and it has been influenced by a multitude of flavours, from North African to Moors, Christians, Jews, …
Visiting the Costa Almeria Spain The Costa Almeria Spain is located in the southern region of Spain and it is tucked into Andalucia's south-east corner, between the Sierra Nevada mountains and the Mediterranean Sea. Originally known as …
5 Absolute must do's in Seville Seville is one of our favourite cities to visit in Spain and hopefully this article will make the most of your visit to Seville. Seville is easy to get to …
Visiting the Desierto de Tabernas (Tabernas Desert) Almeria Spain The Tabernas Desert or as it is known in spain Desierto de Tabernas is a dry arid area in Spain's Almeria Province. Only 19 miles north of the capital Almeria …
Questions for Travellers As frequent travellers, we often get asked the same questions over and over again. So I asked the same question of some of my blogging colleagues and travel writers. What are the most …
Mojácar Holidays Mojácar is a gorgeous beach holiday destination located in the southeast of the Province of Almeria. This is in Andalucía in the southern part of Spain. Mojacar Playa actually borders the Mediterranean Sea, and …
Things to do in Cartagena Spain There's a Cartagena in Spain? Yes indeed, in fact, most N. American and S. America cities have European namesakes - that's colonialism for you. Before I went to Cartagena I tried …
Caravaca de la Cruz run with the horses If you happen to be in Andalucia Spain near the first week in May you must head to Caravaca de la Cruz to attend the Festival of Wine …
Is your home abroad? Feeling Homesick for your favourite foods? If your home is abroad or you are an international student or expat you often get that mighty craving for the foods of your homeland. One …
Visiting Salobreña Spain Salobreña is located on what is known as the Costa Tropical. It is a gorgeous little whitewashed town hanging on a large rock that juts close to the sea. It is topped with …
Holy Week in Spain Celebrating Semana Santa Anyone who knows me knows that I don't do 'religion' or church of any description. However, I have to say being in Spain for Holy Week (Semana Santa) has been …
8 Unique places to visit in Spain When you think about Spain, what jumps into your mind? Sunning yourself along the Costa del Sol or flamboyant Flamenco and crazy Fiestas and of course Spanish food. That’s …
Spanish Olive Oil LEARNING ABOUT SPANISH OLIVE OIL & TOURING AN OLIVE MILL IN ANDALUCIA Spanish olive oil is the best in the world and if you get the opportunity to go on a tour of …
