Flecha del Rompido: a spectacular natural paradise in Huelva
10 reasons why Conil de la Frontera is not to be missed
Conil is a delightful town on the Costa de la Luz that forms part of the White Town Tour belonging to the province of Cadiz. Its narrow whitewashed streets, its seafaring zest and above all its endless and sublime beaches, make it one of the most “desired” villages by tourists exploring Andalucia. Here are ten […]
Sports and Nature: Don’t Miss The 10 Highlights of the Legion of Ronda 101 Kilometre Race
Do you love sports? Well, if so, don’t hesitate to sign up for one of the sporting highlights of the Malaga province- the Legion of Ronda “101 Kilometres in 24 hours” race. Already open for enrolment for this 17th annual edition, the 101 KM unites military and civilian athletes for a good cause this 10th […]
Ten reasons why Marbella is not to be missed
This beautiful city like no other, settled alongside the sea in the heart of the Costa del Sol, offers visitors much more than the seaside image it has acquired over time. Marbella is full of surprises, from a historical centre worthy of the most exclusive white village of the Sierra, beaches for all tastes, mountains, […]
Grazalema, one of 2013’s most popular rural destinations: A Route – A Little By Foot And Then By Train
Recently, the tourism portal Toprural reported that the Sierra de Grazalema (Cadiz, Andalucia) was designated as one of the three most popular rural destinations by travellers in 2013. Why? The combination of lush nature, the view of white villages, exquisite local cuisine and a host of sports activity combine to make this a truly unique […]
Three Reasons To Visit El Rompido, The Fishing Village On The Costa De La Luz
We’ve spoken of El Rompido many times before – this small fishing village on the banks of the Piedras River – but we never tire of coming up with new reasons to visit. As you can imagine from its placement on the Costa de la Luz in Huelva (Andalucia), this town possesses a special charm […]
When We Choose A Hotel, It’s Women And Children First
When choosing a destination for family vacations, it is usually the women who take the lead – a conclusion backed up by several studies. When the whole family wants to spend a few days relaxing, there are a number of factors to consider. What is the factor that holds the most weight during the decision […]
The Hotel Fuerte El Rompido Is Committed To Local Trade Through The Slow Market Movement.
This market organises exhibitions and craft skills workshops under the philosophy that “things are done right rather than fast’. The Hotel Fuerte El Rompido, Cartaya, hosts the Slow Market on its grounds, offering an entertaining meeting point where artists and artisans display their seasonal creations through exhibitions and workshops of traditional techniques meant to engage […]
Recommended Urban Routes: The Walk from Marbella to Puerto Banus
It’s time for the holidays, so why not to take a walk every day as a part of a exercise routine? Marbella is a great place to do this – an interesting town that has managed to retain its traditional charm while entering the 21st century with energy and enthusiasm. Before you start your daily […]
Travel diary from Grazalema: Roman Road Route
For another week we are lending space on our blog to Petra and her travel journal which, we regret to announce, will be her last post, describing the fifth day of her stay at the Fuerte Grazalema Hotel. This German girl wanted to share her experiences of sport, trekking and nature on the Llanos del Endrina (Endrina Plains) Route, the Salto […]
Travel diary from Grazalema: Pinsapar Route
Another week has gone by and, just like every Wednesday, we are lending our blog to Petra and her travel journal. This German woman wanted to share her experiences with sport, trekking and nature during her five day stay at the Fuerte Grazalema Hotel. After the Llanos del Endrina (Endrina Plains) Route, the Salto del Cabrero […]
