Things To Do in Andalucia
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Duende Copas, Puerto Deportivo 22–23
This trendy bar is a top spot for Spanish music. You won’t be just listening, though – the place doubles up as a club... Read More
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Browse The Port's Sunday Market
Browse The Port's Sunday Market
Spanish high-street chains and small boutiques in the town offer shoes and clothes, as well as woodwork and pottery.... Read More
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While the days away on crumbly sands
While the days away on crumbly sands
There are lots of coves and bays around Chipiona, along with a sprinkling of bea... Read More
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Poke around the food market in Ayamonte
Poke around the food market in Ayamonte
The Saturday market in neighbouring Ayamonte has all kinds of fresh food on offe... Read More
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Channel Clint Eastwood in Tabernas
Channel Clint Eastwood in Tabernas
About 45 minutes’ drive from Roquetas, you’ll suddenly find yourself in the Wild... Read More
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Lanjaron
Lanjaron
Lanjaron is a bit of a find. Nestled among the other eateries in the town centre... Read More
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Pick your spot on Playa De La Fontanilla
Pick your spot on Playa De La Fontanilla
This leggy swathe of sand stretches for the entire length of the town, and then ... Read More
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Have a crack at kitesurfing
Have a crack at kitesurfing
Holidaying in the off season has its perks here. From October to March, kitesurf... Read More
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Destinations in Andalucia
Top Destinations
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Seville
City breaks to Seville give you a real feel for Spanish traditions. They come drenched in sunshine, too.
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Costa de Almeria
Holidays to Costa de Almeria are a little out of the ordinary. The Tabernas Desert takes centre stage here, and it’s been regularly used as a filming location for spaghetti westerns. Beyond the arid plains, the landscape is dotted with traditional whitewashed villages like Mojacar Pueblo, which is perched high in the Sierra Cabrera mountains.
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Costa del Sol
Costa del Sol holidays can be whatever you want them to be. Sandy beaches, glitzy towns, historical villages, luxury beachfront hotels and lively theme parks are just a few of the things Andalusia’s southern coastline has to offer. Don’t forget its Moorish fortress history and Mediterranean lifestyle, too.
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Costa de la Luz
If you want to get away from Spain's big-name resorts, consider a holiday to the Costa de la Luz. This part of the country is all about sleepy villages and beaches without the frills.
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Ronda
Holidays to Ronda give you a Moorish old town, authentic Spanish restaurants and flamenco shows. And you're just an hour away from the Costa del Sol.