Where to eat on the Costa de la Luz
Few places in Spain have such a great range of good places to eat, writes Dining Secrets of Andalucia editor Jon Clarke
Protesters in Pamplona after British teenager reports sexual assault
Protesters gathered in response to sexual assault reports
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
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
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
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
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
Barcelona to halt licences for new tourist accommodations
The year-long freeze is intended to limit the negative effects of tourism
Potential EasyJet strike could spell chaos for Spanish airports
Over a thousand of the airline’s crew members affiliated with the union Unite are threatening to strike during the peak summer season
Investment in hotel sector booms in Spain
The total investment in 2015 is set to reach record levels
More strikes planned at Spain’s airports in July
Air traffic controllers are to strike over the busiest weekends in Spain
British holidaymakers warned of terror threat to Spain
France, Turkey, Tunisia and Egypt are also deemed 'high risk'
Where to eat in Fuengirola
Jon Clarke tries out everything from Fish Alley to fancy fish in Fuengirola
Sohail castle: Steeped in history
Throughout its long and turbulent history, it has been Fuengirola’s stand-out monument
Flying without wings above Fuengirola
Rob Horgan takes his courage - and a borrowed camera - in both hands to join the 200-metre high club with a posse of parasailing
Incredible turnaround of Bioparc in Fuengirola
It has been a massive turnaround for a zoo once disgraced in a hard-hitting BBC investigation
Fuengirola: The quintessential holiday experience!
Nowhere lives up to the buzz of the classic family beach holiday quite like the nerve centre of the estaern Costa del Sol, writes Tom
Not quite Narnia, but Fuengirola’s Bioparc is very magical
Fiona Tomas takes a tour around Bioparc
Fuengirola’s cool port of call
The marina is split into two distinct halves – the restaurant/bar area and the serious fishing section, where the real work continues throughout the night
Rainbow Villas scam couple allegedly hiding out in Murcia
TRACKED DOWN: Holiday rental scammers go AWOL from Alhaurin estate as hundreds of conned holidaymakers unite
British mobile networks to make changes to stop shock holiday roaming fees
Hidden roaming costs and internet charges running into thousands of pounds and euros have left countless holidaymakers in financial ruin
Food revolution in Marbella’s Old Town
Once a haunt for tacky souvenirs and pickpockets... now Marbella’s ‘casco historico’ has become one of Andalucia’s true references for dining, writes Jon Clarke
Spanish photographer ‘Kickstarting’ a new book on Spain
Mike Randolph talks to the Olive Press about the launch of his exclusive photo book