Dia de Todos los Santos – El cementerio de San Sebastian, Casabermeja
Today is All Saints Day and in Andalucía, and across Spain this isn’t so much the morning after the night …
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On ya bike! Get out and enjoy Marbella’s paseo maritimo
Marbella has to be one of the most ‘liveable’ towns in Europe. Forgot the media clichés, the reality for residents …
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Castano Santo de Istan
The ‘holy chestnut tree’ that’s nearly a thousand years old! We went down to the woods today; well to be …
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Field to Fork in less that 60km
Restaurant Km 0 in San Pedro de Alcántara endeavours to make eating out a local affair To the west of …
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A morning’s tasting at Samara Wines in Ronda…
When I’m ‘home’ in Ronda it’s hard for me to stay away from one of the local bodegas! Today a …
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Tasting wine, in the shade of an Holm Oak… at La Melonera
As you walk into the strikingly contemporary Ronda bodega, ‘La Melonera’ you are greeted by a large artwork – it …
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Hotel El Molino del Arco, Ronda – Review
El Molino del Arco is a quintessential Andalusian cortijo; a former farmhouse and olive mill, now small, romantic hotel that …
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A new perspective of Malaga – from the roof of the city’s cathedral!
The latest ‘must do’ in Malaga is not a world-class art exhibition or a fancy new gourmet tapas bar. Instead …
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The Russians are coming! ..well actually they’ve already arrived…in Malaga
The latest art gallery to come to Malaga is the State Russian Museum of St Petersburg. Around 100 work from …
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El Caminito del Rey – The King’s Little Footpath, Ardales, Alora, El Chorro
The World’s scariest footpath opened in Malaga province this spring – but I’ll let you in on a little secret; …
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