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With its hugely varied landscapes and scenery, from arid deserts to spectacular mountains, Moorish towns and cities to pristine beaches, Andalucia is a film-makers’ dream. Little wonder, then, that scores of movies have been shot here over the years, from spaghetti westerns in the Wild West town sets of Almeria, to historic epics in the glorious mudejar palaces of Seville.

Festivals in Abla: Baile de Ánimas, Día de Andalucía, Día de la Cruz de Mayo, Carrozas de San Isidro, Fiestas Patronales, Verbena de San Juan, Abla Rural Party and Fiestas de Agosto.

The Costa del Sol of Malaga province has by far the highest number of Golf Courses in any province in Spain. This is why is known as the Costa del Golf.

El Guijo is a perfect destination for those seeking tranquillity. The Paraje del Soto is a beautiful landscape, home to the village church. The town has about 355 inhabitants.

Mijas Pueblo doesn't have a bus station as such, however there is a main bus stop on Avenida Virgen de la Peña, just down from the Mijas Town Hall building. The routes below cover Mijas Pueblo and Las Lagunas. See also Mijas Costa timetables.

The 16th-century Mudejar church has a single nave and is typical of the Guadix region.

In the north west of the Granada Province, about 35 kilometres from Granada City, along the N432 towards Cordoba, is the lovely hillside village of Moclín. The situation is hard to beat in terms of historical interest and stunning views from its altitude of 1,065 metres above sea level. It is on the route of the Caliphs and has an impressive 14 th century Moorish Castle looking into the valley.

The quality of health care and hospital facilities in Andalucia (and throughout Spain) is generally of a high standard. Progress is always being made and in January 2005, it was announced that there was a 35% improvement in hospital service in Andalucia. There are excellent doctors, and highly trained Spanish medical staff.

The Tourist Office is located in the Town Hall of María, opening from Monday to Friday.

This course lies in Mijas’s golf valley between the sea and the Sierra de Mijas mountain range. It is situated between Fuengirola and Marbella.

The course suits players of all levels, and is completely flat. It includes four bridges connecting tees, greens and fairways, while water features include lakes and a stream which passes through the centre of the course. The course suits those who enjoy a mix of precise accurate shots and big tee-shots.

Practice facilities include a driving range and golf lessons.

Santa Eufemiaforms part of the Ruta de los Castillos, thanks to its medieval fortress at Miramontes. It is home to about 790 inhabitants.

Andalucia is justifiably famous for its excellent gastronomic scene. Using first-class ingredients grown throughout the region and caught along its extensive coastline, such as jamon iberico, tomatoes and prawns, cutting-edge dishes are prepared and presented with typically Spanish flair and innovation, although the simple produce - cheese, olives, almonds - are delicious enough to provide superb simple snacks too.

he ancient Chalcolithic settlement of Las Angosturas is an archaeological site that has been occupied since the Copper Age. Four significant archaeological excavations took place here between 1980 and 1983.

Las Navas de la Concepción started as a dependant village of Constantina half way through the sixteenth century, previously known as Las Navas de las Puercas. It has about 1600 inhabitants.

Anti-Alcohol is likely to be a 3 to 4 week treatment which will begin with a study of your health history and will include blood pressure and organ function. Acupuncture and homeopathic remedies will form part of the programme.

Breakfast is a special occasion on the Three Kings day, January 6th with the Three Kings’ Cake ( Roscón de Reyes) the centre of attention.

The unique climate of the area allows this course to be played at any time of the year. Inaugurated in 2006, it was designed by Álvaro Arana whose main aim was to respect the environment. It is surrounded by the natural beauty of the Piedras River marshlands and weaves it way through pine trees and orange groves. The fairways are long and wide, giving players, whatever their handicap, a wonderful opportunity to perfect their game.

Alto Guadalquivir offers a varied natural environment ideal for lovers of outdoor sports such has hiking, climbing and canoeing, amongst others.This area also offers visitors an interesting gastronomy, with delicacies such as game, olive oil and honey. Handmade products made from wrought iron, vegetable fibres, leather and ceramics are also available, made traditionally by locals.

Islantilla is the small neighbouring resort to La Antilla with a wide, sandy beach and some excellent seafood restaurants. It has about 1200 inhabitants.

Dreambeach returns to Retamar near Almeria city in 2025. Dreambeach moved to this location for in 2024 at La Toya, Retamar close to Almeria City and Airport leaving behind years at Playa Villaricos.