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Andalucia

Andalucia is the southernmost community of Spain, celebrated for its diverse landscapes, deep historical roots, and vibrant traditions. This region has everything from the snowcapped peaks of the Sierra Nevada to the Guadalquivir valley and the sunny beaches of the Mediterranean. Andalucia’s cities, such as Seville, Granada, and Cordoba are famed for Moorish architecture, flamenco, and rich culinary heritage, while its white villages and natural parks offer a glimpse into authentic rural life.

Healthy holidays, because looking after yourself is important

Now more than ever, we know it's true: Health comes first. We suggest a trip where you can forget about schedules. A few healthy holidays devoted to looking after yourself, and enjoying the pause we all need. We want you to try it a different, more Spanish way, so we suggest discovering special therapies and treatments with products and techniques which are very “us”: extra virgin olive oil, wines, and aloe vera plants. Natural ways for a healthy balance. Spain is a popular d

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Grazalema, A Jewel of Andalusia

Tucked in Cádiz province amid limestone peaks, Grazalema boasts the highest rainfall in Spain, fueling lush pinsapar fir forests and diverse wildlife in its UNESCO Biosphere Reserve park. Roman roots trace to Lacidulia villa, but Muslims renamed it Gran Zulema ("she who brings peace") for textile prowess—famed wool blankets persist today. Christians conquered in 1485, sparking 17th-century economic booms via weaving, with narrow cobbled lanes preserving Moorish vibes. Graza

Andalucia

iris de neve

Jan 84 min read

Things to Do in Setenil de las Bodegas: Walking the Famous Cuevas del Sol & Sombra

Hidden in the hills of Cádiz province, Setenil de las Bodegas is the white village that literally lives under a rock. Instead of perching on a ridge like Arcos or Zahara, Setenil snakes along a deep gorge, with cave‑like homes, bars and shops tucked beneath dramatic rock ledges. This guide covers the best things to do in Setenil de las Bodegas, how to get there, where to eat and stay, plus practical tips for planning a half‑day stop or a full overnight stay. It fits perfectl

Andalucia

iris de neve

Jan 75 min read

Zahara de la Sierra, A Pueblos Blancos Cliffside Gem.

Zahara de la Sierra, Andalucía’s Fairy-Tale White Village and captivates as one of Andalucía's most photogenic white villages, dramatically perched on a rocky outcrop overlooking a turquoise reservoir. Clinging to a sheer mountainside in Cádiz province, Zahara de la Sierra blends Moorish history, whitewashed charm, and Sierra de Grazalema Natural Park views. This pueblo blanco gem, with just 1,500 residents, offers quiet streets and epic panoramas perfect for day trips from R

Andalucia

iris de neve

Jan 73 min read

Best Things to Do in Andalucía’s Prettiest White Town Arcos de la Frontera

Perched on a sheer limestone cliff above the Guadalete River, Arcos de la Frontera is one of the most striking “pueblos blancos” in Andalucía. With its tangle of whitewashed streets, Moorish remnants, and soaring churches, it was declared a national historic‑artistic monument in 1962. Why visit Arcos de la Frontera Spectacular clifftop setting with panoramic views over olive groves and the Guadalete valley. Authentic small‑town atmosphere that feels far less touristic than

Andalucia

iris de neve

Jan 74 min read

Castellar de la Frontera Castle Village, The Magical Spanish Town Built inside a Castle!

Castellar de la Frontera Castle Village is a medieval fortress village in Cádiz, Andalusia, famous for its whitewashed houses, castle walls and sweeping views over Los Alcornocales Natural Park and the Gibraltar area. This complete Castellar de la Frontera travel guide covers how to get there, the best things to do, where to stay and why you should add this white village to your Southern Spain itinerary. Why Visit Castellar de la Frontera Castellar de la Frontera is one of

Andalucia

iris de neve

Jan 65 min read