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1. Top 10 Great Things to See & Do in Andalucia Spain November 16, 2009 1. Sun and Sand A thousand kilometres of coastline with one common factor: the Sun . Let yourself be captivated by Andalusia’s coast, where you will find a succession of unspoilt beaches, majestic cliffs, salt marshes teeming with wildlife and a little-known underwater world just waiting to be discovered. Andalusia’s beaches are its natural heritage and have their own personality. The coastline, encompassing the Almería Coast , the Costa Tropical in Granada, the Costa del Sol in Malaga, the Costa de la Luz in Cadiz and the Costa de la Luz in Huelva , is an idyllic natural ... (read more) Author: Barbara James

2. Granada Airport In A Nutshell October 19, 2009 Granada -Jaen Airport is located in the region of La Vega del Genil and is situated 17 km from Granada and 106 km from Jaén. The A-92 national motorway connects Granada Airport with the city centre and heads towards Malaga to the west and Almeria to the east. Granada Airport gives good access to some unknown parts of Andalucia. Apart form the City of Granada and Alhambra Palace it also provides easy access to Europe's southern most ski resort in the Sierra Nevada mountains, the Costa Tropical and towns such as Motril, Almunecar and Salobrena. Passengers arriving into Granada Airport ... (read more) Author: Roberto Rodriguez

3. Celebrate Semana Santa in Spain October 16, 2009 No trip to Spain is complete without seeing the breathtaking mass displays that take place during Semana Santa. Every Easter the Spanish celebrate Holy Week in fantastic style. A celebration of the death and rebirth of Christ, Andalucia is famed for hosting the grandest celebrations in the country, but each city and province in Spain celebrates in its own special way. You will never have experienced a festival like it. From the ornate and sometimes frightening looking costumes, to the smell of traditional Spanish dishes and thick incense smoke that clouds the streets, it is a feast for th... (read more) Author: Erick Johnson

4. Terra Sana: Much More Than a Dining Experience August 27, 2009 Terra Sana enjoys one of the best reputations of any of the restaurants on the Costa del Sol (restaurantes Costa del Sol). Known for their innovative and creative cuisine, their young and friendly approach and their commitment to natural and healthy ingredients, the chain of restaurants that started out in Nueva Andalucia has now spread to a number of prime locations along the coast from Fuengirola to Estepona, with more in the pipeline. If you know the coast, you probably know Terra Sana (www.terrasana.net), but did you know that they are far more than a great dining experience? Firstly ... (read more) Author: Jumping Spider Media

5. Backpacking Andalucia June 29, 2009 Backpacking Andalucia Quite simply, Andalucia is a backpackers dream. Hot, dusty, and massively charming, it’s an area that mixes the traditions of mainland Spain with a flavor that belongs to mainland Africa. Cities here come laid-back and fascinating, while towns are whitewashed, sultry, and either bordered by rolling hills or stunning coastline. Andalucia is genuinely a place to get lost within. When it comes to backpacking Andalucia makes things welcomingly easy. Andalucia hostels prove some of the best in Spain, while public transport covers an impressive web of ground. What’s ... (read more) Author: Jonny Cooper

6. Seville : The capital of Andalucia June 23, 2009 Located in the heart of Andalucia, the city of Seville is the political, business and cultural capital of southern Spain. In modern times, Seville has experienced rapid economic growth and hosted the World Expo Trade Fair in 1992. However, the real charm of Seville is the evidence of it’s long history that is all around you dating back to Roman and Moorish times. The mid-summer heat in July and August can be stifling but in February, the sky was clear and the warm sun pushed the temperature up to a very pleasant 24 celcius. Although, we didn’t take a city tour, this is the best way to get... (read more) Author: Krizzy Sean

7. Tourism in Andalucia June 08, 2009 If you’re looking forward to sun, sand and beaches, you should visit Andalucia. With more than 300 days of sunshine each year along with the most hospitable climate, miles of coastline, fertile marshlands, semi-deserts, huge forests and some of the most enchanting cities, Andalucia is truly diverse in nature. Situated at the south of Spain with 54,000 square miles of area as its territory, Andalucia is called the bridge between Europe and Africa as well as where the Mediterranean meets the Atlantic. Andalucia has eight provinces that are; Cadiz, Almeria, Cordoba, Huelva, Granada, Jaen, Ma... (read more) Author: Allan Cliff

8. Aloha Golf on the Costa del Sol Golf May 26, 2009 Aloha Golf is situated in the heart of the Costa del Sol Golf on the Nueva Andalucia Urbanisation which is 8km west of Marbella and 3km inland from Puerto Banus. Designed by Javier Arana, one of Spain's most famous golf course architects. This 18 hole, par 72 course has narrow fairways lined by trees and difficult greens which challenge players of all levels. Aloha Golf is a natural golf course and the many lakes and streams dotted around the course make accuracy an important aspect to any game played here. With the Costa del Sol’s Penablanca mountain in the background along with th... (read more) Author: Richard Allard

9. Almeria in Spain April 17, 2009 Almeria is set within a desert-like landscape which is a feature of this part of Andalucia. The city of Almeria reached its peak about 1,000 years ago when it was an important Moorish port and centre of learning. Although Almeria fell into decline after a series of damaging earthquakes during the 12th century, Almeria has undergone something of a resurgence in recent years, helped by the influx of money earned from agriculture. The hosting of the 2005 Mediterranean Games in Almeria has also helped to put the city back on the map. Today Almeria has a relaxed atmosphere, despite the heavy traffi... (read more) Author: andrew clarke

10. Tourist guide to Mijas on the Costa del Sol, Spain April 16, 2009 Situated in Southern Spain the pretty village of Mijas is one of the best examples of the pueblos blancos (white villages) of Andalucia with it's narrow streets and quaint whitewashed houses set in a background of pine forest. The village has spectacular views of the coast and the Mediterranean being over 400 metres above sea level and it is possible to see a large part of the Costa del Sol including Mijas Costa some 10 kms away. The narrow cobbled streets are used by the famous donkey-drawn taxis and it is recommended that you use them to take a tour of the village to see the historic bu... (read more) Author: Julie Pendleton

11. The Rainbow Nation is Not Yet Born April 06, 2009 My first few weeks in south Africa to publicize my children's book were spent in a state of extreme culture shock. Nothing was as I had been led to believe - not even the weather. It was winter in Andalucia, Spain when I left for what was supposed to be mid-summer in South Africa. The first few days were so cold I ended up wearing the same winter clothes I had arrived in. And it rained and rained and rained. Though I had lived and worked in West Africa I knew that South Africa was very different. One of my misconceptions was that I would be able to take public transport and travel around ... (read more) Author: Luz Cudjoe

12. Article The 10 Travel ideas for Horseback Riding fanatics March 23, 2009 You love horseback riding and you would like to have a holiday on a horseback at one of the most beautiful places on earth. Below is a list of the 10 best places for your holiday on a horseback. 1. Horseback riding in Andalusia - In Andalucia, you can make very nice riding tours on different levels. It is a real experience! You might choose for a week trip. For this trip, experience is required. You sit 6 to 8 hours in the saddle per day. The horses they use are Arabians. These are thoroughbred horses and have a fairly strong character. Before this holiday, it is recommended that you incr... (read more) Author: Orson Johnson

13. Andalucia travel guide March 11, 2009 Outdoor sports If you fancy an activity holiday or a destination that has outdoor sports on tap, the Costa de la Luz and Andalucia have something for everyone. Tarifa has a reputation for the best wind and kite surfing beaches including Playa Los Lances and Playa Valdevaqueros. It is no wonder it is often called the windsurfing capital of Europe. If you would rather catch the action under the waves, the Mediterranean stretch near Guadiaro is the place to go for snorkelling and diving. If you like your sport with a little less adrenalin, the National Parks in the Bay of Cádiz and Laguna de Fu... (read more) Author: Simon Macsis

14. Flights to Andalucia Spain February 22, 2009 Almeria Called Aeropuerto de Almeria in Spanish, the Almeria airport is the nearest airport to several popular towns and resorts including Roquetas de Mar, Garrucha, Almerimar, Mojacar, Aguadulce, Vera and the City of Almeria. The airport also serves as a gateway to other holiday hotspots including Barcelona, Palma de Mallorca, Melilla and Madrid. For travellers between Almeria and the UK there are regular scheduled flights between Aeropuerto de Almeria and Birmingham, Leeds, Newcastle, Gatwick and Luton. This three-storied airport building has an outstanding rooftop cafe that bonafide tr... (read more) Author: andrew clarke

15. Advertising in Almeria Spain February 22, 2009 There are several locations within Spain that offers a great holiday experience. One of these is Almeria, which provides its visitors with a wonderful blend of art, nature, and history. The contrasts of this Spanish destination make it a popular travel spot for millions of tourists. Almeria experiences sunshine most days each year. Its attractive beaches stretch into a vast coastline that is dotted with throngs of sunbathers and sun worshippers. It has private coves and lots of water activities. The inner side of this Spanish region has cobbled streets and whitewashed houses. There are hundred... (read more) Author: andrew clarke

16. Almeria Spain Property Advertising Directory February 22, 2009 Almeria is located in the southeastern region of Spain, specifically in Andalusia. It is set against the base of the mountains, where Akazaba stands. This is an Arab fortress, which has been established by a caliph. Almeria’s coast is known as Costa de Almeria, and it measures an estimated 190 km. It has an approximate population of 425,000. The metropolitan has an estimated population of 145,000. The province measures 8,774 square kilometers. You can find an airport within Almeria. However, this is considered more as the province’ internal airport. Tourists that fly here usually come fro... (read more) Author: andrew clarke

17. A Guide to the International Golf Travel Market January 28, 2009 A unique golf travel event, the International Golf Travel Market is one of the premier golf events each year and one that attracts golf tour operators and exhibitors from around the world. Based on the excellent results of the show, the International Golf Travel Market 2009 is expected to be even better this year and once again will take place in Marbella, Andalucia, Spain. The International Golf Travel Market (IGTM) is a world-class event with over a decade of experience in the field of golf tourism. While the IGTM is the perfect platform for golf resorts, hotels and golf tour operators ... (read more) Author: Catherine Gliddon

18. A Guide to the International Golf Travel Market January 28, 2009 A unique golf travel event, the International Golf Travel Market is one of the premier golf events each year and one that attracts golf tour operators and exhibitors from around the world. Based on the excellent results of the show, the International Golf Travel Market 2009 is expected to be even better this year and once again will take place in Marbella, Andalucia, Spain. The International Golf Travel Market (IGTM) is a world-class event with over a decade of experience in the field of golf tourism. While the IGTM is the perfect platform for golf resorts, hotels and golf tour operators ... (read more) Author: Catherine Gliddon

19. The Hottest Andalucian Property For Sale January 28, 2009 The entire south coast of Spain is known as Andalucia, which is one of the largest regions of Spain. As Andalucia has the Mediterranean Sea to its south and the Atlantic Ocean to its west, it has great beaches, weather, and is a natural attraction for vacationers. The region (especially along the Mediterranean Sea) has been developed since the fifties as a tourist resort and Costa del Sol is the most famous and visited during the holiday season. There are castles, mansions, cave houses, villas and apartments that are up for sale in Andalucia. Some are new and some would require complete rebuil... (read more) Author: Charmaine Smith

20. Andalucia Property Perfect For Investment January 28, 2009 Today properties in Andalucia are looked at as good investments by overseas investors. Andalucia has an excellent climate, breath taking beaches and an exotic lifestyle that has attracted tourist from all over the world. People today don’t want to visit Andalucia just for their holidays, but also because they intend to own some real estate in Andalucia. What makes Andalucia property perfect for investment is not just beautiful beaches and friendly locals, but also the feeling of being at home. However, finding the piece of real estate that meets your requirement is a long drawn out proc... (read more) Author: Charmaine Smith

21. Why go for a holiday rental property rather than a hotel in Spain? December 03, 2008 Holiday rentals in Spain are becoming increasingly popular these days as people are discovering that the package holiday ‘bargains’ aren’t all that they say they are. For holidaymakers coming from the UK, you can get to Spain incredibly inexpensively by using some of the budget airline carriers, and if you’re able to give up a bit of extra time, you can even drive down to Spain, saving yourself the flight costs. Traditionally, holiday rentals in Spain have been centred around the coastline, in particular the Costa del Sol in the south and the Costa Blanca in the East. If you still think... (read more) Author: Olly Symonds

22. Andalucia - Land of Plenty November 12, 2008 Here’s the thing. Andalucia is big. Really, really big – so big, in fact, that it’s got a little bit of everything. Everything from the majestic 3000 metre peaks of the Sierra Nevada that sweep their way down to a sparkling Mediterranean coastline, to the culture laden cities of Seville and Granada – whatever you like and whatever you look for on holiday there will certainly be something that makes Andalucia a real destination to remember. You won’t be the first to experience its appeal, however. The Tartessians, Phoenicians, Carthagineans, Romans, Vandals, Visigoths and Moors all got the... (read more) Author: Olly Symonds

23. Costa del Sol holidays take some beating November 12, 2008 With sun, sea, nightlife and golf, the Costa del Sol has something to appeal to all British holidaymakers. Only two hours away by plane, it’s a world away from the cold, miserable summers we endure in the UK. The Costa del Sol runs along Spain’s Mediterranean south coast, from Huelva in the west to the region of Almeria in the east. The land region here is called Andalucia, but the coast is the “Coast of the sun”. No wonder it is called that; with sun virtually guaranteed in the summer months, it has become a magnet for British holidaymakers in the past 30 years. Sadly in the 70s i... (read more) Author: Luc Besson

24. Flamenco Guitar Lessons November 07, 2008 Are Flamenco guitar lessons worth taking for somebody not raised in Andalucia? Many years ago you had to be a black American to have any credibility as a blues singer or guitar player. And if you were not Spanish you never got anywhere as a Flamenco artist no matter how good you were. But these days, like many musical traditions, Flamenco is now embracing young people from non-Spanish origins. Twenty or thirty years ago Flamenco guitar playing, at least as perceived by people outside of Spain was dominated by a couple of third-rate guitar players who were good at promoting themselves. Now you ... (read more) Author: Ricky Sharples

25. Costa Almeria Tourist Information November 04, 2008 The Costa de Almeria is situated in Andalucia to the east of the Costa Tropical and Costa del Sol. Known for its dry climate and often desert-like landscape, this coastline remains relatively undeveloped, with the exception of occasional resorts such as Mojacar Playa, Aguadulce and Roquetas de Mar. The area is also home to the impressive Cabo de Gata natural park, and the Costa's dramatic surroundings have been used as a location for numerous spaghetti westerns. Large parts of the southern Costa de Almeria are covered by acres of polythene greenhouses, which provide the ideal growing cond... (read more) Author: Gary Cotter

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