Ready to walk barefoot on a beach that resembles a miniature desert? Stretching 1000 acres (404 hectares) to the South of the island of Gran Canaria, Maspalomas Sand Dunes offers an unforgettable view: glamorous pyramids of smooth yellow sand on top of which you can witness the neighboring blue ocean.…
In Spain, things to do are endless, from gorgeous sun-kissed beaches, drinks, entertainment, dance parties to museums, food stalls, historical sites, and architectural marvels. However, choosing the best can get tricky. We have here a list of the thirteen best things to do when in Spain. Fabulous Art At The…
These quaint small towns and villages will offer you a different experience of Spain, with each stop featuring its own unique culture, history, and architecture. #Besalu The best way to explore Besalu is on foot. Take along your camera because you will want to capture the incredible architecture and views…
Get ready to have your mind blown and your personal space challenged in this quirky town that takes the concept of ‘open-air living’ to a whole new level. Welcome to the scenic province of Cádiz, Spain, where the village of Setenil can turn claustrophobia into a hilarious game of hide-and-seek!…
As midday comes along and its weight settles on the eyelids, we run towards an imaginary silence. Coffee might dance with us for a while, a breath of fresh air could save another hour or two. But eventually, the desire to disconnect will prevail and we’ll find ourselves craving for……
Playa de Las Catedrales (literally translated as Beach of the Cathedrals and officially named Praia de Augas Santas) makes for an interesting beach escape. This is due to its many arches and caves, which can be seen and explored during low tide (approximately from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.). In…
Having resided in Spain for ten months now, I feel I know fairly well what I can expect from the country’s cities and villages. You have the plaza mayor, the wide open square enclosed on all four sides by century’s old buildings, and which typically houses both the ayuntamiento (town…
The Guadalevín River flows all the way through the city of Ronda, separating it into two and creating dramatic landscapes. During the Reconquest of Spain by the Catholic monarchs, this was the last city to fall due to its impressive natural rocky landscape. Ronda is a city located in the…
This is Cova d’en Xoroi, known to locals simply as the “Caves”: an impressive restaurant, romantically placed inside the beautiful cliffs of Cala n’Porter, on the southern coastof Menorca, a spectacular Spanish Island. Touched by history and always washed by the sea, this is a cave dug in mythology, full…
Narrow streets, breathtaking landscapes, buildings dating back to medieval times, stone walls and a giant basalt cliff are just some of the features of Castellfollit de la Roca. Located in the province of Girona, Spain, this odd looking place has no more than 1000 inhabitants which makes it one of…