Surf ‘n’ turf in Valdevaqueros, Andalucia’s little slice of Ibiza
No other place better epitomises the hip Tarifa scene than Valdevaqueros, writes Jon Clarke
British tourism in Spain on the up after Tunisia terrorism warnings
Without Tunisia as an option, even more Brits vacation in Spain
Marbella’s lighthouse to become boutique hotel
The Marbella lighthouse is set to become a stylish guesthouse
Prominent Sevilla psychiatrist accused of sex abuse
Investigation is launched following allegations by six former patients
Review: Patria, Vejer de la Frontera
Any foodie would be mad to miss a visit to Vejer’s true dining secret Patria, writes Jon Clarke
Life’s a beach on the Costa de la Luz
Despite being a flip-flop down, Rob Horgan scoots along the many amazing beaches of the Costa de la Luz
Jellyfish damaging business on Marbella beaches
Hundreds of stings reported over the weekend
Malaga’s Butterfly Children Charity shop celebrates anniversary with mayor
Other attendees of Thursday’s anniversary party included officials, volunteers and sponsors
Vejer: The final frontier
Between the sea and the sierra, Tom Powell travels to the former outpost of Vejer de la Frontera
Costa de la Luz: The great escape
Estate agent Glyn Lewis of Andaluz Homes on why he loves the Costa de la Luz
Vejer de la Frontera: Dining capital
With a regular influx of talented restaurateurs and chefs it is no surprise that Vejer has become one of Andalucia’s culinary capitals, writes Dining Secrets
EXCLUSIVE VIDEO: The moment Stacie Cottle leaves hospital in Spain with newborn baby
EXCLUSIVE VIDEO of British mother leaving hospital with baby after three weeks of doctors insisting the newborn was not hers
Blown away by Tarifa and the Costa de la Luz
Fifteen years after her first taste of Tarifa, Iona Napier returns to the wind capital of Europe and well, once again, gets... blown away
European Union investigating dangerous river claims in Estepona
High levels of methane have reportedly been detected in a river which could be a fire risk as well as a typhoid health hazard
Sandblasted and set-free in Sancti Petri
For what it lacks in size, Sancti Petri makes up for in beauty, history and gusto, writes Tom Powell
Expat journalist Joan Davies dies aged 85 in Benalmadena
Co-founder of Sur in English has passed away in Benalmadena
PICTURED: Stacie Cottle relishing first days back with baby and family in Axarquia village
But she could not find the right sized nappy anywhere
Over 60% of Olive Press readers back campaign for Independent Republic of La Linea and Gibraltar
The ‘Referendum adhesion a Gibraltar’ Facebook group has gained 500 likes since it was launched
‘Call me Pepe’: Exclusive interview with new Marbella mayor Jose Bernal
The Olive Press meets Marbella’s new headbanging mayor Jose Bernal, after sacking his predecessor’s FIVE bodyguards, €20,000 in personal parking spaces and iron-fisted press control
John ‘Goldfinger’ Palmer murder linked to Spanish hitmen
The timeshare crook, who operated out of Tenerife for decades, was shot dead in his Essex garden
Pharmacy in Sevilla wins right to withhold morning-after pill
Spanish court rules that a fine for not selling the morning-after pill violates pharmacist's ideological rights
‘Damien Hirst stole Banksy from me’ claims maverick British artist
A MAVERICK Andalucia-based British artist claims to be the ‘real Banksy’. Londoner Michael Shurman claims he created the globally-known graffiti persona over a decade ago,
Competa’s summer 2014 fire cost Junta de Andalucia €350,000
A Competa fire last summer cost the Andalucian government €350,000
17-year-old boy drowns in Jaen pool
Moroccan youth drowns in local pool at La Salobreja in Jaen
EXCLUSIVE: British mother reunited with baby 21 days after Spanish hospital claimed ‘it wasn’t hers’
Heartbroken Brit finally reunited with baby after doctors insist on a DNA test to prove it is hers
Tourists and locals to be banned from Nerja’s Chillar river walk
The river has been turned into a tourist hotspot over the last few years