Where to stay in Sotogrande
The Olive Press looks at some of Sotogrande's most reasonably priced hotels
Sotogrande’s true nerve centre
Put simply, Pueblo Nuevo is where you get things done
Oi! Who are you calling ‘Benidoom’?
Holidaymakers set up Facebook campaign after British tabloid described Benidom as in a 'pit of depression and despair'
Taking a walk on the wild side through the Sierra Nevada
Wendy Williams spends a few days walking from the fabulous mountain hotel Alcazaba in the heart of the Alpujarras
Wheely good fun in Spain
Tristan Cano has a fun day out on Andalucia’s best known Via Verde cycle and walking route near Olvera
Wonderful green retreats in Spain
Jon Clarke looks at places to stay in Andalucia where the environment is conserved, not abused
Diving into Gibraltar’s past
James Bryce comes face-to-face with Gibraltar’s sea-faring past - and some cross-dressing snails - while diving in the waters around the Rock
A champion day out in Andalucia
James Bryce takes a ride around the region’s best wakeboarding and waterskiing centres
Vejer de la Frontera – dining capital
Dining Secrets of Andalucia editor Jon Clarke traces the reasons Vejer has become a true frontier for cooking
Horsing around in the Axarquia
Eloise Horsfield is advised to go easy on the hip flask as she rides a trusty mare through the wilds near Periana
Whale watching in Tarifa
A fantastic place for a fun and environmentally friendly day out
Shedding light on the Costa de la Luz
We present a guided tour of the beautiful Coast of Light
Uncovering the hidden gems of Chiclana de la Frontera
Wendy Andersen on the hidden delights of her home town of Chiclana
Riding the wind: Kite-surfing on the Costa del Sol
The Costa de la Luz is one of Spain’s top spots for kitesurfing – and good for diving too
Sally Harrison takes a ride up to majestic Comares
Uncovering the Arabic past of one of the Axarquia's most popular towns
Tarifa: Where the wind blows
Wendy Williams is blown away by the magic of Tarifa, Europe’s southernmost point
Two Old Fools and a jellyfish
In the final extract from Victoria Twead’s Chicken, Mules and Two Old Fools she and husband Joe get to grips with the local wildlife…
Andalucians told to stay home this summer
Restrictions also loosened for Latin Americans to encourage more Andalucian holidays
New runway for Malaga airport tipped to create a tourism take-off
The new runway will double the capacity of the airport and accomodate state-of-the-art airplanes
A vote of confidence
Victoria Twead gets to grips with small town Spanish politics in the latest extract from her book Chickens, Mules and Two Old Fools…
Blood Wedding, nudist beaches and Mojito Joe!
Cabo de Gata is Andalucia’s best place to chill out and relax, reckons Olive Press editor Jon Clarke
Mojacar the mystic mount
Lenox Napier offers a history of Mojacar and how the town got its name
Living it up on the Levante
Wendy Williams takes a ride up Almeria’s Levante coast
Mojacar: The Corner of Enchantment
Long-time resident Lenox Napier recalls the good old days of Mojacar when his dad played checkers with Orson Welles and kicked a young Dennis Hopper
Happy at La Haza in Spain
Expat-run Cortijo voted among 25 best B&Bs in Spain
False alarm
Continuing in our series of extracts from Chickens, Mules and Two Old Fools, Victoria Twead grabs her Great Aunt Elsa and prepares for an earthquake….