Looking for the best places to visit in Andalucia, Spain? Look no further! I’ve traveled the region extensively, and whether you’ve been here multiple times or it’s your first visit, there are so many incredible Andalucia must-see destinations and attractions to explore. After living in Andalucia for over 10 years, I still find new exciting […]
Category Archives: Granada Province
Looking for the best beaches in Andalucia? Southern Spain is jam-packed with beautiful beaches, some more popular than others, and some are more easily accessible than others. While it’s easy to stay local and go to the nearest beach from your hotel, sometimes it’s really worth going on a road trip exploring different beaches farther […]
Most people are unaware that Granada has a coastline, but there is a short and splendid coast belonging to the province, Costa Tropical. In fact, the beaches in Granada are amazing. Most of Granada’s beaches are far from the fine-sanded ones that you might be used to on the beaches in Cadiz and even Huelva. […]
La Herradura, Almuñecar, Spain, is a lovely coastal town in Granada’s Costa Tropical. The meaning of the name is The Horseshoe, so it is no surprise that is located in a bay, formed like a horseshoe. While other beach towns in Andalucia see a chaotic summer season, La Herradura, Granada, is a lot more laid […]
When visiting the historic city of Granada in southern Spain, there is so much to consider and so many incredible sights to plan for so that you get the most out of your visit, including sorting out the accommodation. After visiting the city more times than I can count, I’m here to help you sort […]
Granada is a must addition to any Andalucia itinerary, and even if you only have one day in Granada, you’re able to fit in the most important sites, even though it probably will leave you wanting more. And believe me when I say Granada welcomes you in a way no other cities do. Nestled in […]
Not many places steal your heart like Calahonda. Granada’s Costa Tropical boasts glittering turquoise water with visibility that reminds me of the Caribbean. The pebbly beaches make the water crystal clear, and Granada’s Calahonda beach town happens to be located right next to a steep cliffside with caves and secluded beaches, making it the ideal […]
Looking for a different destination in Andalucia for your next vacation? Torrenueva, Granada, Spain, is a fabulous beach town home to the first suspension bridge in Spain that crosses the Mediterranean. This was what drew us to this little jewel in the first place, and I must say we were positively surprised by the town, […]
Skiing in Sierra Nevada, Spain, is one of the most thrilling things to do in Andalucia in winter. Whether you’re a seasoned skier or it’s your first time, Pradollano in Sierra Nevada has something to offer. The Sierra Nevada ski slopes run down Veleta Peak, the second-highest in Sierra Nevada National Park at 3398 masl. […]
Visiting Granada, Spain, in winter is very different from other Andalusian cities, especially because the temperatures are way colder than, for example, in Malaga or Marbella in the Costa del Sol. Yet, there are many reasons to visit Granada in winter. The cool temperatures give a special touch to the cobbled streets in the historical […]
While southern Spain is usually considered a summer destination, you’ll be surprised by what Andalucia in winter can offer. In fact, my favorite time of the year is winter in Andalucia (well, almost!) as there are way fewer tourists around and you can truly explore the tourist sites without the crowds. But it’s also an […]
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