Andalusian Olive Harvesting and Picking – back in fashion
The valley was teeming with activity; the warm autumn sun had brought families and friends out to the countryside to …
Read MoreA Journey Through Andalucia’s Eight Provinces
Despite the global downturn, the number of Brits staying in hotels in Andalucia has increased by some 10%, and the …
Read MoreDiscovering Jardin Nazari – El Jardin de los Sentidos – the garden of the five senses
Take the old road from the coast towards Granada that snakes through dramatic landscapes and one will discover the picturesque …
Read MoreThe ancient church at Bobastro, ‘La Cuidad de Omar Ibm Hafsun’ 5DQFWFQG9XGH
Despite it being early November, the sun is warming on our backs as we hike up the few hundred metres …
Read MoreMalaga’s Tapas Competition – Concorso de Tapas 2011
There are few pleasures that can compare to sitting up at a zinc bar, drinking great wine, enjoying tasty morsels …
Read MoreLaguna de Fuente de Piedra – Andalucía’s Flamingo Lagoon
All Saints Day, November 1st, is probably not really the best time to see Andalucía’s flamingos. Yet, pretty much all …
Read More‘The Magic of Andalucia’ – Introductory travel notes by Andrew Forbes
The sixteenth century renaissance Palace of Villalón, found in the heart of Málaga’s historic city centre, is home to part …
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Seville Province – Introductory travel notes by Andrew Forbes
The cultural, artistic and financial hub of Southern Spain, Seville is also the Capital of Andalucía. This monumental city, rich …
Read MoreHuelva Province – Introductory travel notes by Andrew Forbes
Bordering Portugal, Huelva province is the most westerly in Andalucía. Its stunning, well preserved beaches run for kilometres, continuing across …
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Cadiz Province – Introductory travel notes by Andrew Forbes
Cádiz is a wonderful province rich in natural beauty. Along its eastern border runs the immense ‘Alcornocales Natural Park’. This …
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