Andalucia & Costa del Sol Travel Tips
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Multi Day Tours from Costa del Sol
Written by Viator, November 2012
Dubbed the ‘Sunshine Coast’ and proud of its 320 sunny days a year, there’s no doubting what draws the masses to Costa del Sol. The Mediterranean coastline is home to over 150km of sandy beaches and ... Read more
Malaga Suggested Itineraries
Written by Viator, September 2011
Malaga, though perhaps skipped over on the less comprehensive tour of Spain, is rife with history, as much as just about any city of the Old World. Founded around 770 BC by the Phoenicians, Malaga ... Read more
Costa del Sol Suggested Itineraries
Written by Viator, August 2010
With excellent weather, beaches and villages, the 90 miles (150km) of Malaga known as the Costa del Sol is an enduring favorite. A trip inland deeper into Andalucia rewards with pretty villages ... Read more
Morocco Tours from Costa del Sol
Written by Viator, August 2010
All the mystique of Morocco is just a short trip away from the Costa del Sol. You can be there on a short flight from Malaga, or by water on a one-hour catamaran ferry. Morocco lies just over ... Read more
3 Days in Seville: Suggested Itineraries
Written by Viator, August 2010
Sizzling, stylish and spirited – that’s Seville. Standing proudly on the banks of the Río Guadalquivir, Andalucía’s capital dances to its own exhilarating beat. Whether you’re getting ... Read more
3 Days in Granada: Suggested Itineraries
Written by Viator, August 2010
History is alive in Granada's narrow streets, riotous gardens and spectacular monuments, reverberating with echoes of the city's grand Islamic past and its medieval Renaissance. With the ... Read more
Day Trips from Granada
Written by Viator, August 2010
Andalucía has the lot: glorious coastline, soaring mountains, cosmopolitan cities, white-washed villages, marvelous Moorish heritage...and that's just for starters. Granada makes an ideal ... Read more
Getting Around Andalucia
Written by Philippa Burne , UK, October 2012
The Costa del Sol and Andalucia have so many great beaches, interesting little towns and amazing places of history such as the Alhambra in Granada that it’s likely that you’ll want to travel ... Read more
Benalmadena Marina
Written by Philippa Burne , UK, October 2012
It’s got the sun, the sea, the marina facilities, the apartments and the nightlife: no wonder Benalmadena Marina is so popular and often voted Best Marina in the World. If you’ve got a boat of ... Read more
Seville: Things To Do
Written by Philippa Burne , UK, August 2012
Seville is the capital of Andalucia and the fourth largest city in Spain . Its historic center is the largest in Spain and only third in size in Europe after Venice and Genoa . It has a ... Read more
Tarifa, the Southermost point of Europe
Written by Philippa Burne , UK, July 2012
Tarifa is a small city on the southernmost tip of Spain , in fact it’s the southernmost point of Europe, where the Mediterranean Sea meets the Atlantic Ocean, facing Morocco across the Straits of ... Read more
Gilbraltar City Guide
Written by Philippa Burne , UK, July 2012
Gibraltar is the imposing rock at the entrance to the Mediterranean Sea, sitting between Morocco and Spain where the Atlantic Ocean meets the Mediterranean. It’s only 6 square miles in total ... Read more
Sherry Tasting in Jerez
Written by Philippa Burne , UK, July 2012
Vino de Jerez or Sherry is produced in the Sherry Triangle of Andalucia , in the towns of Jerez , Sanlucar de Barrameda, and El Puerto de Santa Maria, with most bodegas or wineries clustered ... Read more
Best Hidden Beaches of Costa del Sol
Written by Philippa Burne , UK, June 2012
It’s so popular with sunseekers that it’s hard to believe anything along this Spanish coastline could still be a well-kept secret but there are few beaches tucked away from the crowds. The area ... Read more
Things to do in Cadiz
Written by Philippa Burne , UK, June 2012
Cadiz is an ancient city dating from 1000 BC, and it’s been continuously occupied since then, making it one of Europe’s oldest cities. Like many old cities, it’s in two halves, or two ... Read more
