Plummeting oil prices drive 2015 tourist boost for Spain
Some airfares already slashed by half
Sierra Nevada: No business like snow business
There’s nothing like a day on the pistes for conjuring up the Christmas spirit. Ice queens Imogen Calderwood and Jacqueline Fanchini sloped off for a
You can’t go wrong with Skisol
A family-run business that has been providing rental equipment to skiers for 35 years shows no sign of dwindling
Teaching kids to ski: It’s snow joke!
Jon Clarke on the terrors of trying to teach your own children how to ski in Sierra Nevada
Sierra Nevada: Artisan times and how the skiing resort has evolved
Founder of Escuela Oficial de Esqui, Juan Luis Hernandez, recalls his first pair of skis and how far the Sierra Nevada resort has come since
Where to eat in Sierra Nevada
After a day full of exertion on the slopes there's plenty of places serving delicious worthy of a good appetite
King of the slopes
The Sierra Nevada is a resort fit for the King of Spain who particularly enjoyed putting his feet up at the Nevada terrace champagne bar
Brits on the pistes
British ski teachers Giles Birch and Jonathan Buzzard still love the Sierra Nevada two decades on
Wilderness adventures in the Sierra Nevada
Not certain about skiing? Why not take a mountain adventure with Telemark ski school instead
Where to stay in Sierra Nevada
Everything from modern to traditional and from cheap to luxury can be found in the Sierra Nevada
When in Sierra Nevada why not also visit…
The ski’s not the limit , just a stone's throw away from this spectacular mountain range are some Granada's most beautiful gems
How to stay safe on Sierra Nevada’s slopes
All you need to know about keeping yourself and others safe while skiing or snowboarding
The price is right in Sierra Nevada
What to expect price-wise when preparing for your Sierra Nevada skiing holiday
Naturist hotel in Almeria among world’s best nudist spots
Hotel Vera Playa Club has been named as the sixth best nudist hotel in the world
So, I think you should move to Malaga too!
Malaga is such a great city to relax and keep busy at the same time, you can visit the tapas bars then head over to
What makes Jerez’s mice so happy?
It's not flamenco...
Jerez: The toast of Andalucia
Sherry is only part of the heady mix that makes Jerez a heaven for hedonists. Imogen Calderwood samples the cultural cocktail that leaves every visitor
Taking a twirl… flamenco in Jerez
More than an art form, flamenco is a way of life in Jerez and can be visited in two particular barrios, writes Jacqueline Fanchini...
The move to Malaga – a “child’s” view
New Olive Press blogger introduces herself with an article on making the move from London to Malaga
Benahavis is the tip of the property Golden Triangle
Property experts are quietly confident that things are finally getting better in the charming village
Taking on the rocky river rapids in Benahavis
The Olive Press expedition team takes on the infamous Benahavis river walk, with Tom Powell in the lead…
Artistic hive in Benahavis
Benahavis is the perfect village for artists and art-lovers, and always has been
Benahavis: Billionaires’ paradise
Benahavis is home to some of the world’s wealthiest people, a haven for fine art, fabulous scenery, fantastic golf and first-class cuisine – all within
So long, farewell, adios… and thank you
Molino del Santo owners Pauline and Andy on the final days of the summer season
Building bridges in San Pedro de Alcantara
Once a mere dormitory town for its sassier sister Marbella, San Pedro de Alcantara is today looking decidedly racier. The former farming community has finally
Walking the road to El Valero: home of expat author Chris Stewart
Most expats are familiar with Chris Stewart’s idyllic adventures, published in four best-selling books. So when he invited The Olive Press to his stunning farm