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There is most certainly a difference between grabbing a bite of something on the run, or sitting down at table to eat a meal the "right" way, and the Spanish are experts on making meals so much more than just sustenance.
Honeymoon hotels are usually set in attractive locations and have specific offerings for couples to enjoy a unique and intimate stay, creating a romantic start to their married life. Whether it be a stunning beach; a rural, secluded area with outstanding natural views and a relaxing atmosphere; or a bustling city with plenty of cultural activities, the location will be memorable.
Although some hotels and resorts by their nature require many resources to operate, this selection of eco hotels means that these hotels acknowledge the strain they place on the environment and as a result actively try to minimise their waste and also water and energy consumption.
A range of hotels that allow your pet to stay with you. These establishments have an animal friendly policy, which means that in all of them pets are allowed to stay and may even be catered to in various ways.
We've put together a top ten list - if you're short of time in Granada and you can't decide where to go and what to see in this historic city, just follow our tips. Explore the city's rich cultural, religious and architectural past and enjoy some extra musical, literary and scientific delights.
All museums and attractions are now open as usual. However some smaller ones are still operating on reduced hours or requesting prior appointment. If critical to planing check the hours before hand.
An online map that was useful to look up the status of cases and measures in each of the 785 municipalities of Andalucia. It was last updated in February 2022 when all areas reached Level Zero. The restriction written to the left of the map when returning a search are no longer aplicable.
Levels of prevention measures against Coronavirus in Andalucia.
With the Coronavirus pandemic currently dominating the news cycle and much of our personal communications, here at Andalucia.com want to bring you the more positive side of the situation in this region of southern Spain.
If you are looking for a coronavirus test in Marbella, Malaga, Estepona, Fuengirola, Mijas, Benalmadena, Torremolinos or Nerja on the Costa del Sol perhaps for travelling to another country. Here is some information to help.
Current data on Coronavirus cases in Andalucia can be found in Spanish on the Andalucia Health service web page.
Andalucia government has approved two plans to be prepared deal with peaks of 4.500 Coronavirus patients in Andalucia. Steps are now being taken to identify and ‘medicalize' hotels.
The official advice has been the same as in other parts of the world, wash your hands thoroughly, cough or sneeze in elbow, destroy tissues, wash hands for 20 seconds with soap and avoid touching your face. Keep away from crowds, keep 1m distance form other persons in queues.
Information and statistics about the Hospitalised cases of Coronavirus (COVID-19) in Andalucia, Spain. Updated daily.
From 21 October 2022, all COVID-19 travel restrictions for travellers to Spain have been lifted. The rules that previously applied to travellers coming to Spain no longer apply.
Covid Vaccination news as well as overview of the policy, status and chronology of Vaccinations in Andalucia.
Europe’s second desert course, opened in 2002, was designed by José Canales. The small, circular tees are raised, giving a good view of wide open fairways that have to be reached over the arid land in between, and the greens are ample with multiple pin positions. There are three par-5 holes. Plan well on the 3rd, a par-4, as the fairway bordered by water offers various strategic points.
Europe’s first desert course was designed by Peter McEvoy in true Arizona style with about half the grass areas normally found on other courses. There is an abundance of cactus, springs, rocks, water hazards and dry river beds and while the terrain is fairly flat there are many sandstone outcrops.
Opened in 2000 and designed by Ramón Espinosa, this course is located in a stunning position beside the Mediterranean. It is not overly long, but the garden-like setting with its multitude of trees and shrubs is incomparable, making it a joy to play at any time of the year. Sea views are a dominating feature all the way round the course and are especially remarkable from the 4th tee. Additionally there are four pitch-and-putt holes and an ample practice area with 25 tees, of which nine are under cover.
Cortijo Grande Golf Course is a 9-hole inland course in Almería. This is one course that will satisfy those looking to golf in a truly majestic setting, among rolling hills and not too far from the sea. Almería is known for being one of the lesser developed corners of Andalucia and this golf development represents the best of that reputation.
