Whilst the bustour was a little dissappointing, the show was enjoyable with no less than a dozen talented flamenco performers. The dinner was also worthwhile though keep clear of the house red wine!

We found nothing of any interest whatsoever in the town of Frigiliana... though situated in the mountains the views weren't impressive, the shops and cafe's very ordinary and we found the artwork on some of the temporary side-show rides extremely distasteful...had we any children with us we wouldn't have quite known how to answer why a popular ride had an image depicting a young man masturbating!!!
The caves were naturally amazing, however we didn't appreciate the bright flashes from the local souvenir photographers in the cave making it difficult to see in the dark afterward! Us tourists however were sternly warned NOT to take flash photography... go figure.
The town of Nerja was a surprise with it's two fair-looking beaches, however we'd wish we would have been told to bring our swimwear and towel as the rest of the town was just cafes, restaurants and souvenir shops.

Good adventure overall. Our driver/ guide knew the area well and was a very competant and experienced driver. Although light rain fell during the day and the mountain tops were obscured by cloud, the stops to sample the local orchards and almonds made it a bit more interesting. The beautiness of the waterfall stop was ruined by the overwhelming commercialism unfortunately....

Interesting commentary and tour of the La Boqueria markets, the best Tapa's we had during our two weeks in Spain.

A must do! The ONLY way to see Barcelona. A big thanks to our guide for her FLAWLESS commentary and for keeping us all together!