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Jimena de la Frontera - River Hozgarganta Walk

This riverside walk takes you alongside the River Hozgarganta outside the village of Jimea de la Frontera.

Details

● Length: 2.8km
● Estimated time: 1 hour
● Difficulty: low
● Details of the route: Slightly stony / rocky path. Much of the path is not shaded. No special authorisation needed.
● Recommendations: Bring bottled water and appropriate footwear.

Puerto Real (La Cachucha Beach)

Also known as the pulmón verde (the 'green lung') of the Bay of Cadiz, Puerto Real lies with the sea and marshes to one side and extensive pine forests to the other. It is home to one beach, Playa de la Cachucha, one of just two beaches located inside the Bay of Cadiz.

Baeza

Baeza is a compact provincial town with a kind of perpetual Sunday air. At its heart are the combined Plaza Mayor and paseo which, flanked by pavement cafes, are delightfully low key and atmospheric. It has about 15,770 inhabitants.

Diocesan Museum (Palacio Episcopal)

This recently created museum is located at the 15th century Episcopal Palace, and is a beautiful building with a cloister of several storeys, a chapel and dining-room, as well as a hall dedicated to artists from Cordoba and a gallery dedicated to mediaeval art, as well as tapestries and collections of psalm books from the Cathedral.

Shopping Centres in Cordoba

Andalucia is not alone in its quest for the convenience of large out-of-town shopping centres or commercial centres ( centros comerciales) . Over the past five years shopping centres in Andalucia have become increasingly prevalent and in Andalucia today they form an integral part of most peoples’ shopping experience.

La Venta de Vargas

La Venta de la Vargas in San Fernando is an intersting Venta / restaurant which is famous for being the place where flamenco sincer Camarón de la Isla started his career by playing at venues such as La Venta de Vargas, along with his life long friend Rancapino, another revered figure in the world of cante.

Bus services

There is a frequent service between the main towns alson the Costa del Sol and to other parts of Andalucia and also day and overnight services to and from Madrid and Barcelona. Buses will be the only form of public transport into the surrounding villages. The bus and coach services are operated by different private bus companies.

Marbella Excursions

See below a selection of group excursions from Marbella. Perfect opportunities to see the major attractions in Andalucia without the hassle of having to organise it yourself.

Church of San José, Granada

The Church of San José is also worth visiting close by as it is on the site of the Great Mosque of La Alcazaba and the minaret belongs to caliphal architecture, the only one preceding the Almoravid type. It is here that the 'Christ of Silence' by José de Mora is kept. All the churches in the Albaicín have Mudéjar traces in their 16th century construction.

Jardines de la Concepción

Just outside Malaga, "La Concepción Jardín Botánico-Historico de Málaga." is a magnificent botanical garden. There are regular guided tours of the gardens which pass through exotic trees and plants, Roman sculptures and a waterfall. There is also a beautiful mansion that once belonged to the creators of the gardens, the Marquis of Casa Loring and his wife, and several panoramic view points to enjoy.

Family Village Holiday Rentals

Holiday rentals in villages suitable for families can be found in many of the famous ‘pueblos blancos’ (white villages) of Andalucía. Here, families are likely to find a selection of accommodation with features such as small private gardens, swimming pools and pools and car parking. All features and amenities do depend on price, but family village rentals are generally best suited to those who want to see the classic village life in Andalucía.

Road Signs

The main motorways in Spain are generally well signed. However, if you are unfamiliar with Spanish geography, you’d best travel with a good road map. This is because signs will indicate the next large town or city but may not direct you to major cities until you are relatively close.

Honeymoon Hotels

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.

Hotels in Jaen

The least-known of Andalucia's provincial capitals, Jaen is a historic city which is famous for its superb olive oil, grown in the rolling fields which surround this ciudad dating back to Moorish times.

Hotels in Sierra Nevada park

Hotel and Hostel accomodation is found in villages located around the edge of the park. The most popular are those on the southern boundary, in the popular Alpujarras (Granada Province) such as Capileira, Bubion, Pampaneira, Trevéles, less visited Bérchules, Yegen, Valor, Laroles and less visited in the Almeria Alpujarras.

Punta Plata - Estepona districts

Punta Plata is the first district in the Estepona Eastern Districts. It starts east of the Arroyo de la Cala (Cala Stream), which runs just right of the Colegio San José (St Joseph’s College) along the coast until the Rio del Padrón (Padrón River) which froms the easter boundary of the district.

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