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See the dancing horses in Jerez De La Frontera
Famed for its sherry-making, Jerez, about half an hour from Chiclana de la Frontera, is filled with bodegas where you... Read More
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Sample seafood by the beach
Sample seafood by the beach
Fish fans should make a beeline for San Pedro de Alcantara’s prom – between the palms, you’ll find a handful of... Read More
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Get your gourmet fix in Benahavis
Get your gourmet fix in Benahavis
Benahavis is blessed with some of the area’s finest restaurants, which is why it... Read More
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Drink sherry al fresco
Drink sherry al fresco
Islantilla isn’t a big party town, but there are plenty of restaurants and bars ... Read More
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Get to know Cadiz with an experience
Get to know Cadiz with an experience
We offer a range of experiences in Cadiz – from bike tours to tapas tasting trip... Read More
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Potter around the Thursday street market
Potter around the Thursday street market
At San Pedro de Alcantara’s street market, you’ll find everything from fruit and... Read More
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Make sandcastles on La Bajadilla Beach
Make sandcastles on La Bajadilla Beach
This action-packed stretch sits next to Roquetas de Mar’s Urban Beach. It’s a Bl... Read More
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Mix luxury with street-style shopping
Mix luxury with street-style shopping
Chloe, Louis Vuitton and Gucci are just some of the designer names you’ll find a... 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.