After Dark in Alcudia
The words ‘Mallorca’ and ‘good times’ are made for each other, and once the sun goes down you can pretty much find a party wherever you go. While Alcudia, in the north of the island, is renowned for its laidback,…
Alcúdia’s Old Town: A Walk to Remember
Whether you are a history nerd or a Game of Thrones buff, seeing Alcúdia’s 14th century city walls is an impressive experience. Although often overlooked by non-Spaniard tourists, climbing the steps to the top of the wall is a highly…
Team-Building Activities in Barcelona
When it comes to corporate team-building events, it’s all about location. To give your team a real treat, consider fun-loving Barcelona as a destination for your next office outing. Home to world-class cuisine, iconic architecture, and beach-friendly weather all year…
Diving & Snorkelling around Magaluf
Magaluf is located on the island paradise of Mallorca. With its clear waters and sheltered bays, Mallorca offers some rare opportunities for the diver or snorkeller, whether green or seasoned. Today, we round up some of our favourite opportunities. Snorkelling…
Business Culture in Barcelona
For international business travellers, adapting to different cultures is part of the job description. Oftentimes, knowledge of local customs and etiquette can mean the difference between a successful business meeting and a failed one. Business culture varies from nation to…
Menorca’s Equestrian Culture in Ciutadella
There’s more to Menorca than picturesque island terrain and blazing sun: the island boasts an ancient tradition of horsemanship. Home to the famous Cavall Menorqui breed of horse and the associated school of riding, there’s plenty on the island for…
The 3 Best Apps for Expats in Barcelona
Renowned for its glorious weather, quirky architecture, inventive cuisine, and lively street scene, it’s no wonder that Barcelona attracts visitors from all over the world, keen to soak up this vibrant and colourful city. The city is home to a…
Hiking the Sierra Nevada Mountains
The Sierra Nevada mountains lie in Spain’s much-visited south, but the soaring peaks and sweeping valleys are a far cry from the bars and beaches more typically associated with the region. The area attracts plenty of hikers, MTB enthusiasts and…
Barcelona Conference Centres
Choosing a conference venue is far from easy and it’s often a headache for organisers. However, Catalonia, with its incredible facilities, enticing culture and fast, easy Barcelona airport transfers, is increasingly attractive as a destination for major conferences. Why? Utility…
Natural Wonders of Marbella
Nestled on the south coast of Spain between Gibraltar and Malaga, Marbella represents the very best of the Costa del Sol, or ‘Sun Coast’. Its warm climate and excellent infrastructure have long attracted visitors from the UK to Saudi Arabia.…
Top Courses for a Golfing Holiday in Roquetas de Mar
If you’re looking for a little winter sun and the opportunity to lower your golf handicap, Roquetas de Mar, in the coastal Almería region of Andalucía, is one of the more laidback resorts in Europe you might want to consider.…
A Budget Busting Mates Holiday in Benidorm
Benidorm has been made famous by planeloads of Brits who pour themselves into the fun-loving resort on Spain’s Costa Blanca looking for a bargain holiday in the sun. And that’s just what you’ll find in this laidback destination that crosses…
Sierra Nevada – Skiing the Sunny Spine of Andalucía
With a name that literally translates to “snowy range” it’s no surprise that Sierra Nevada, in Andalucía, is renowned for its abundant high altitude snowfall. What’s more interesting is that its location makes it one of the most southerly places…
