Excursion to Antequera, discover El Torcal in one day
Cartaya: things to see and do in one of Huelva’s prettiest towns
On the one hand, Cartaya is the sun and white sandy beaches and on the other, its nature, since it has a 28,417-acre pine grove and is home to the Marismas del Rio Piedras y Flecha de El Rompido Natural Landscape, with spectacular scenery the length and breadth of one of the rivers with the […]
Huelva Day Trip: a day visiting the door to the Atlantic
The confluence of the rivers Tinto and Odiel is the place where the city of Huelva is located, capital of the province of the same name and a reference to different cultures and civilizations, some of which predate even the Tartessus. The city is linked to the discovery of the American continent, a fact that […]
The best restaurants in Marbella where to enjoy a delicious paella
Paella is, without a doubt, an art form and although it is not native to Andalusia, this dish is so universal that we can find it on the menus of thousands of restaurants all over the world, which is why this dish, which has taken Andalusian gastronomy to the highest level, is, since 2021, together […]
6 Ways to get to El Rompido, the friendly face of the Atlantic
Historically, Cartaya is a town dedicated to agriculture, and El Rompido has always had seafaring vocation. This village has very important cultural value: homes of baroque air, the sea flavour in its streets, lighthouses, one of them from the nineteenth century- and bustle of small fishing vessels, giving a special charm to a village where […]
What to do in Estepona: route through the historic quarter and marina
If you’re planning to visit the Costa del Sol, you can’t miss Estepona. This place is known for its beauty and authenticity, with its typical Andalucian architecture that blends perfectly with modernity. Estepona’s center has a relaxed and welcoming atmosphere, with pedestrian streets filled with shops, restaurants, and bars. Additionally, it offers a variety of […]
Route through Las Alpujarras in Granada: mountain daytrip, legends, medicinal waters and ham
Las Alpujarras are a group of municipalities that extend between the Sierra Nevada National Park and the Mediterranean Sea in Granada, Andalucia. These towns take refuge under the towering Mulhacen and Veleta Mountains. The whitewashed façades, the flat slate or stone roofs and their narrow streets transform them into a unique landscape full of springs […]
JEREZ FAIR. PAST AND PRESENT OF THE HORSE FAIR.
The Jerez Fair is one of this city’s largest international tourist attractions, and not surprisingly an International Tourist Interest Festival. The Horse Fair offers visitors the chance to enjoy the best locals wines, the bewitching spectacle of flamenco, the amazing and beautiful parade of horses and the abundant joy that transforms Jerez during this festival, […]
The Best Place In The World To Live, According To The Telegraph, Is Andalucia: 10 Reasons To Live In Southern Europe
“The Best Place To Live In The World.” This designation was bestowed on Andalucia (a few years back) as a part of the British publication, The Telegraph, list of its top 20 places to live the good life. Ahead of Paris, France, Parma, Italy and a Caribbean paradise, Southern Spain earned a place on top. […]
Enjoy a trip through the stars in these 10 Andalucian enclaves of astrotourism
The Andalucian sky is opening itself up to visitors for stargazing. Astrotourism is increasingly in fashion and what better way to enjoy this discipline than travelling to southern Spain. This spring, Granada became the Spanish capital of astronomy, a subject that is becoming ever more interesting to the people of Andalucia. Wild beaches, natural spaces […]
Things to see and do to have a dream holiday in El Rompido
El Rompido is a place just waiting for you to discover it. This small sea district located on the Huelva coast has some corners of unparalleled beauty tucked away that are just waiting to be discovered by visitors looking for something different. While it is not strictly speaking a locality, since it belongs to Cartaya, […]
