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….
A herbal adventure in the Alpujarras
Eloise Horsfield spends the day with herb enthusiast Sue Rodgers, learning which plants combat pongy feet, what the Egyptians used to fight coughs and even
Why I am still in love with Spain
Author Chris Stewart explains why he has no intentions of picking up sticks and going back to the UK - despite the current recession and
Green for Go in Andalucia
Take a trip along Andalucia’s best inland secret the Via Verde, writes Jon Clarke
Cliff-hanger drama
Continuing his series of walks for the Olive Press local author Guy Hunter-Watts takes us on a stunning coastal walk close to Almunecar along The
Meet the neighbours
In the second in our series of extracts from Chickens, Mules and Two Old Fools, British expat Victoria Twead gets to know her neighbours over
An appetite for fun in Sevilla
Patrick Curry takes a look at Andalucia’s biggest fair, Sevilla’s Feria de Abril
Fancy a ‘Chris Stewart week’?
An opportunity to spend seven days of walking, talking, eating and drinking with the Driving Over Lemons author
Beware of the bull
Rough Guide author Geoff Garvey on the dangers of ignoring signs when hiking, and shares his pick of the Andalucian parks
It’s cute in Cutar
Sally Harrison steps back in time and looks at the Moorish town of Cutar
Two Old Fools go house-hunting
IN 2004 British expat Victoria Twead convinced her ‘long-suffering husband’, Joe to relocate from England to a tiny mountain village in Almeria. She then went
Andalucia’s ‘home of fun’ that is hardly on the map!
While lost in the Cadiz/Malaga borders, Alcala del Valle is authentically Andaluz and full of spirit, discovers Wendy Williams
Ciudad Real airport shuts after just three years
The airport was used by hunting fans - including Prince Harry
Estepona: The white-village-on-sea
Estepona has found the perfect balance between modern tourism and maintaining its Spanish identity, discovers James Bryce
Rocky mountain way
Walking guru Guy Hunter-Watts heads out on Estepona’s most exciting hike - the ascent of Pico Reales
Cheerful Chilches
Sally Harrison takes us on a tour of a mainly Spanish village