Spain’s top five stargazing hotels
The best spots in Spain for dazzling night sky views
Where to eat in the Gaucin area
The Gaucin and nearby white village restaurant scene is improving by the month, writes Dining Secrets of Andalucia editor Jon Clarke
Seven natural wonders of Spain
Missing out on a mention in the world’s 2014 ‘Seven Wonders of Nature’ has galvanised Spain into publishing its own list, and one of AndalucÃa’s
Gaucin: River deep, mountain high
With its picture postcard villages and lush landscape, watered by the cleanest river in Europe, the Genal Valley has been called the Cotswolds of Spain.
Ibiza: Party Island Central
From Hollywood’s favourite holiday retreat, through eighties excess and nineties rave culture, Ibiza has seen it all, writes Carey Camel
Swiss holidaymakers caught in highway orgy in Ibiza
The six escaped with small fines for seat belt offences
Sotogrande in the swing for golf
The town boasts the highest concentration of top-notch golf resorts.
World-champion kitesurfer offers Marbella lessons
Belgian Leander Vyvey can be found at South Beach, Marbella
Sports, stars, and Sotogrande
The area has a lot to offer tourists and residents alike
Stung into kitesurfing action in Tarifa
The art of kitesurfing gets Jon Clarke in a tangle, after the first morning started with a ‘shock’
‘Underwater wines’ make a splash in Costa del Sol
Olive Press goes to 'Bodega Submarina' to get the scoop
Michelin restaurant guide to be launched in Marbella
The 2015 guide will be unveiled November 19th.
What’s SUP with paddle-boarding on the Costa del Sol?
Club Mistral is bringing stand-up paddle-boarding to the Costa del Sol, Tom Powell went to check out the new fitness craze and see if he
OLIVE PRESS INVESTIGATION: The true cost of family fun on the Costa del Sol
EXCLUSIVE: Our investigation finds that a family of four can easily spend €200 on an afternoon outing on the Costa del Sol, a quarter of
Where to stay on the Costa de la Luz
There are so many fantastic places to stay on the Costa de la Luz, writes Jon Clarke
The Whaley brothers and the Costa de la Luz windsurfing revolution
It is three decades since the talented Whaley brothers launched the first windsurf businesses on the Costa de la Luz
High time for a kitesurf on the Costa de la Luz
Europe’s top kitesurfing spot is on the Costa de la Luz, writes Jared Garland
Discovering Tarifa below the sea
Octopus, moray eels, sea cucumbers … Tom Powell discovers a whole new enclave of cool Tarifa residents on a scuba dive
Seeing the light on the Costa de la Luz
Roman ruins, pristine beaches, cool kitesurfers... Tom Powell is blown away by Tarifa and Bolonia
Malaga metro to open 12 July
Lines 1 and 2 trains pass testing phase
Is this the way to Alhaurin?
The UK's Joanna Eden finds inspiration in the Guadalhorce Valley
Kora Travel specialises in showing people the magic of Morocco
Moroccan tour company takes people off the beaten path
Alternative Alhambra: British Airways can’t spell
A mixup about the spelling of Granada, Spain leaves a couple stranded
A breath of fresh air: Exploring the Guadalhorce Valley
The mountains, rivers, wildlife and greenery of the Guadalhorce Valley feel a million miles away from the Costa del Sol, writes Tom Powell
Dancing into the history books
EXCLUSIVE: Olive Press reporter Tom Powell joins the successful world record attempt to put Estepona and its dancing queens on the map
Alluring Alora:Â The heart of the Guadalhorce valley is beginning to unveil its fascinating historical importance
By Tom Powell, tucked into the Guadalhorce Vallye is Alora, an Andalucian town rich in history and character