Fuengirola

The Beautiful Beach Guide to Fuengirola

The Costa del Sol is one of Spain’s most popular tourist destinations, boasting beautiful beaches, incredible seafood and a balmy climate. When I’m in need of sea and sunshine, my favourite escape is Fuengirola, which is nestled between the city of Malaga and Marbella. While the latter is a better-known resort, Fuengirola offers a more authentic feel and you’ll find lots of locals holidaying here as well as international tourists. A centre of Andalusian culture and cuisine, in Fuengirola you

Marbella

3 Things Not to Miss in Marvellous Marbella

The Costa del Sol is one of the most popular destinations in Spain for tourists from all over Europe. Boasting some of the country’s best beaches, delicious Mediterranean cuisine and a balmy sub-tropical climate, it’s no wonder that everyone including the rich and famous flock to its coastline for a summer getaway. Well-known resorts include Fuengirola and Puerto Banus, however, it’s the city of Marbella that steals the show. Just a short thirty-minute drive from Malaga airport, Marbella sits at

Holidaying With Kids in Terrific Torrevieja!

When it comes to Spanish holiday destinations, it’s safe to say that the Costa Blanca is right up there with the most popular and the most beautiful. Families flock here every year to enjoy the clean, pure white sand beaches, the warm seas, the hospitable locals, delicious food and the culture, which is abundant, varied and unique. In fact, my experience of the region is that the main difficulty can be deciding which town to base yourself in – since

Discover the Wonderful Culture and History of Nerja

The Costa del Sol is one of the most visited destinations in Spain – and for good reason. The towns and villages here are pretty, drenched in sun and often within walking distance of spectacular beaches. They’re also filled with interesting and unique culture. Some people may tend to baulk at the mention of the Costa del Sol, but in truth there is everything that the cultured traveller could possibly want – starting, of course, with amazing towns like Nerja. 

A Perfect Day in Lloret de Mar

Spain’s Costa Brava is a much-loved holiday destination, popular with travellers of all kinds. Its gorgeous beaches, fascinating history, wonderful natural attractions and well-maintained culture mean that there really is something to appeal to everyone. If you’ve decided to visit this cosmopolitan town for a week (or more), fear not – there’s plenty to keep you occupied! If you’re a first timer, though, it might be helpful to see what an average day could look like… Head to the Beach

estepona old town

A Stroll Through the Captivating Old Town of Estepona

With its gorgeous setting on Spain’s famous and much-loved Costa del Sol, the town of Estepona has huge appeal – not only to those looking for the classic relaxing beach holiday, but also to anyone who enjoys exploring culture and history. Renowned as one of the most attractive towns in the entire region, with its eclectic architecture and gorgeous floral displays, there’s definitely more to Estepona than meets the eye.  So, while there should most definitely be plenty of lazing

Puerto Pollensa

A Day of Two Halves in Puerto Pollensa, Mallorca

Tucked away in the northern reaches of Mallorca is the lovely town of Puerto Pollensa. Even though many people may not have heard of it, it’s one of the most pleasant places on the island to visit. When holidaymakers do discover it, they tend to return year after year. Not only are the views to die for, with gorgeous seascapes and mountain vistas, the cultural life of the town is also worth a look and there’s a welcome lack of

Benidorm

Take Off for a Brilliant Family Holiday to Benidorm!

When it comes to summer holiday destinations, Benidorm has been a firm favourite amongst Brits since the late ‘50s and ‘60s, when the hub of resorts along the Costa Blanca was first developed. Since then, it’s only grown in popularity, and today the famous Spanish city attracts around four million visitors a year. While it does have somewhat of a reputation as being a party centre, Benidorm has also become a great holiday spot for families, thanks to its vast

Discover the Historic Old Town of Alcudia

If you haven’t yet discovered why the beautiful Balearic island of Mallorca is so popular, the charming and historic city of Alcudia is the perfect place to convert you into a return visitor, year after year, like so many others. There’s just so much to see and do in this gem of a place, including gorgeous beaches, fantastic natural features and attractions, warm, friendly locals and delightful dining options. In addition to all that, for those who enjoy delving into

Cala d’Or

Soak Up the History and Nature of Beautiful Cala d’Or

The lovely village of Cala d’Or, on Mallorca’s southwest coast, is well known for its fabulous beaches and has long been popular with visitors of all kinds. While there’s certainly more than enough to keep you occupied, with its lovely calm waters, seven secluded and protected sandy bays, and a sophisticated ambience, it’s not only picturesque but also a little quieter than some of the other resorts on Mallorca. For this reason (and many others), it’s a brilliant option for those looking for a slightly slower pace of holiday.

Cala Gat, Cala Ratjada

Exploring the Many Delights of Cala Ratjada

Over on the east coast of the gorgeous island of Mallorca lies Cala Ratjada, a resort that has been increasingly popular over the years, and for very good reason. Visitors here find the location to die for – situated along a divine coastline with crystal clear waters and heavenly views out over the rugged Balearic landscape. Home to both beach and forest, Cala Ratjada is a place like no other on Mallorca, with its remoteness making it a pleasant and

Calpe town centre

Calpe: A Historical Gem of the Costa Blanca

At the centre of the crown that is the Costa Blanca – a popular beach destination within the region of Valencia – you’ll find a historical gem that over the years has become a popular tourist destination. The town of Calpe, once a charming fishing village now turned lively attraction on Spain’s east coast, is more than meets the eye. Of course, you’ll find a wonderful array of buzzing beach bars, restaurants serving up delicious Valencian cuisine, and of course

Santos-Sao Paulo Cruise Port

Standing partly on the island of Sao Vicente and partly on the Brazilian mainland, the port city of Santos is famous the world over for coffee and football. The city’s history can be traced back as far as the 16th century although it only came into prominence in the 19th century when its port became inextricably linked with the country’s booming coffee industry. Its other claim to fame is its football team for which Edson Arantes do Nascimento played for. Born in 1940 and better known as Pelé, he became one of the world’s greatest players who is revered around the globe to this day.