1. Frigiliana Short 10-minute bus ride from Nerja; ideal for a half-day visit. Picturesque Andalusian village with Moorish influence, narrow streets, and vibrant flowerpots. Starting point for the El Fuerte hike, offering stunning mountain views (avoid in summer due to heat). 2. Nerja Caves 15-minute bus ride from Nerja, with affordable transport via Alsa bus….
1. Sevilla Sevilla is the heart of Andalucia, just an hour away from Rota. Birthplace of flamenco clubs and the Seville Orange. Must-see sights: Alcazar palace, Cathedral, Giralda tower. Rich Mudéjar architecture and vibrant Gothic buildings. Explore Triana for ceramics, Barrio Santa Cruz, and Macarena district. 2. Cádiz One of Europe’s oldest cities, a short…
1. Mount Teide Tour Top attraction of Tenerife. Includes transportation, cable car ticket, and hiking permit. Options for tours from both Tenerife North and South. Self-guided option available for those with cars. Guided tours provide insights into the UNESCO World Heritage Site. 2. Whale and Dolphin Watching Opportunity to see up to 21 types of…
1. Mijas Pueblo Charming whitewashed village with stunning coastal views. Accessible via a simple bus ride from Fuengirola. Opportunities for hiking, with short and long trek options starting from the village. Activities include a chocolate-making course and exploring local museums. Local delights include Mijas Chocolate and village fairs. Easy to reach by car or…
Nestled among stunning whitewashed towns and cities Benalmadena offers a variety of day trip options like Mijas Pueblo, Marbella, Gibraltar, and Granada. Each destination offers a unique experience, from charming villages to historic palaces. 1. Mijas Pueblo Charming village with white-washed houses. Stunning views of the coast and unique ceramic shops. Local hiking trails and…
1. Isla de Lobos Protected natural park, requires a permit and limited to four-hour visits. Options include ferry ticket or tour package with permit, round-trip ferry, swimming, and snorkeling session. Morning or afternoon trips available, with time to explore the island independently. 2. Dunes of Corralejo Located in Corralejo Natural Park, covering 6,400 acres with…
1. Siurana Last Moorish stronghold in Catalonia with rich history. Medieval village with breathtaking viewpoints, old stone town, and castle ruins. Popular spot for rock climbing enthusiasts. 2. Cornudella de Montsant Historic town surrounded by vineyards, only 8km from Siurana. Opportunity to explore old town streets and taste local wines. 3. Sitges Sitges is located…
1. Malaga An easy day trip from Ronda, Malaga is known for its vibrant art scene. Must-visit attractions include the Picasso Museum, CAC, and Pompidou Centre. The Alcazaba and Malagueta beach cater to history enthusiasts and beachgoers. Charming old town with a beautiful cathedral and lively Plaza de la Concepción. Only a 2-hour drive or…
1. Alquezar I recommend this Alquezar tour 2. Albarracin 3. Anento 4. Aguarales de Valpalmas 5. Panticosa 6. Belchite I recommend this tour to Belchite 7. Loarre Castle 8. Sos del Rey Católico 9. Monastery of Rueda 10. Monasterio de Piedra 11. Tarazona 12. Wineries in Cariñena I recommend this tour
About Benidorm: Transformed from a fishing village to a popular holiday spot in 50 years. Known as the “Manhattan of Spain” for its unique skyline. Offers a lively nightlife, beautiful beaches, and is a hub for exploring Costa Blanca and Costa Calida. 1. Altea A serene seaside town 20km from Benidorm. Features white houses, cobblestone…