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We are committed to updating our pages as regularly as possible, allocating over half of our editorial resources to this essential task, to ensure that you can always find the latest, most reliable information on popular topics and places.

Here is a list with the latest pages that have been updated or created. Most recent are at the top of the list.

El Torcal de Antequera Natural Area

Thirty kilometres north of Malaga is the 12km² Torcal de Antequera Natural Area, with one of the most dramatic and exceptional karstic landscapes in Europe. This surreal and lunar grey limestone plateau, dating from the Jurassic period, is riven by deep gullies and characterised by its fantastically weathered natural sculptures, like the Tornillo Natural Monument.

British and English Butchers in Andalucia

We are well aware of the wealth of local Spanish delights on offer in Andalucía: solomillo, presa iberica, chorizo, Serrano ham... the list is endless. But sometimes you just fancy a tender juicy steak, or a succulent burger on the barbeque.

Calahonda Beaches

Calahonda is the last beach on the Costa Tropical before it becomes Costa Almeria. This is a very popular beach with lifeguards, showers, chiringuitos and pedalos for hire.

Festivals in Molvízar

This page provides information about annual festivals taking place in Molvízar each year.

Tourist Office

The tourist office of a Padul is located on: Avenida de Andalucía, 66

Tomas Pavón

Tomas Pavón, the younger brother of La Niña de los Peines, was a fine singer who preferred the lesser-known flamenco styles like the deblas and toñas. Unfortunately his career spanned what was believed to be one of the worst eras in flamenco history, the opera flamenco.

Hotels

Calahonda has not been subject to large developments like has been the case for some parts on the Costa Tropical and much of the Costa del Sol and therefore the coastal village has managed to preserve its' traditional identity. Calahonda can therefore provide a welcome escape from other areas on the Andalusian coastline.

Rio Huelo Sports Complex

Address: Avda. del Mercado, 29600 Marbella, Facilities: Courts for futsal (indoor football), handball, basketball, péanque and skating. Playground for children. Changing rooms.

Holiday Villas near Ronda

Ronda is home to some of the most beautiful villas in Andalucia. Usually located in the scenic countryside surrounding the town, villas in Ronda offer spectacular views and often come with private swimming pools and on-site parking. 

Almería Flamenco and Dance Festival

The Almería Flamenco and Dance Festival, is always one of the city’s most anticipated cultural events, take place each year in different locations at the end of June and beginning of July.  This popular festival presents an extensive programme, with a total fifteen dance shows and flamenco recitals, along with workshops and courses.

Wakeboarding

Wakeboarding is said to be the fastest growing water sport in the world. Practiced on lakes or the sea, it's like a combination of snowboarding, waterskiing and skateboarding or a cross between mono skiing and surfing. Although it may contain an essence of all these activities, wakeboarding is most definitely a water sport in its own right.

Festivals in Vícar

Festivals in Vícar: Cabalgata Reyes Magos, Carnavales, San Benito, Semana Santa, Cruz de Mayo, Fiestas Locales, Fiestas Patronales, Romería de los Pescadores, Virgen del Carmen, San Cirilo, Fiestas Locales, Santo Cristo and more.

Rentals & Self-Catering Accommodation

The three coastal resort towns of Isla Cristina, Isla Canela and Isla del Moral make up a beautiful stretch of coastline that has, in recent years, soared in popularity. Self-catering accommodation in Isla Cristina itself can be hard to find, as hotels seem to be the preferred option here.

Otura

The village of Otura is found at the limits of what is known as La Campana. This is the area where the sound of the bells from the Torre de la Vela in the Alhambra Palace can still be heard. Otura is located between the foothills of the Sierra Nevada and the plains of the vega lowlands. The landscape of Otura is practically flat, making it the perfect place for agriculture.

Andalucia - Did you know?

Andalucia is so much more than sunshine, sea and sand. While the beach is an integral part of life in the south of Spain, especially if you live near the coast, there are a zillion things to do, see and experience throughout the region. Try this trivia list on for size and find out how much you know about the destinations and events right here on your doorstep. #didyouknow?

Tourist Office in Écija

The Tourist Office of Écija is located in Palacio de Benamejí, opening from Monday to Sunday.

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