Surf and turf – exciting mix of restaurants on the Costa de la Luz
THERE is something about the province of Cadiz that brings out the best in restaurateurs. A combination of style, creativity and, above all, positive vibes
Tune out! There’s bravely no tuna on the menu at restaurant 21
“TUNA? No way… it’s the last thing I’m going to serve in a town with 120 restaurants serving it,” barks Ali Palmiero. “I only ever
Costa de la Luz: Capital of light
No trip to the Costa de la Luz would be complete without a night or two in the majestic, coastal city of Cadiz. Considered the
Manhunt after British expat’s 6-year-old son ‘abducted by mum’ from Andalucia hotspot
David Thompson vanished from La Antilla on the Costa de la Luz on Friday while visiting his mum there
Moorish makeover for relaunch of Andalucian teahouse on Costa de la Luz
Exotic family photos of travels around the Middle East take pride of place in the quaint teteria
WATCH: Shocking footage of raw sewage being dumped off shore in southern Spain
THIS is the disgusting moment a green activist group catpured footage of raw sewage being dumped off shore in southern Spain. https://www.facebook.com/verdemarecologistas/videos/1648176231924672/?hc_ref=ARSYongbtOJNPdkfvggft21_Kbj6tUhIKBOwnoJFSLqXSBJctprlXKzjk1CEE7svdAA&fref=nf The video was
Searching for the perfect tuna dish on the Costa de la Luz
The locals are extremely proud of their fishy obsession
Trattoria in Tarifa: Veni, vidi, vici
Tarifa restaurateur Luciano Fabricio, 44, is now branching out into more creative ways of cooking
Surfing on the Costa de la Luz
Jon Clarke takes a surf class in El Palmar, the hippest resort on the Costa de la Luz
Whale of a time
Sun-seekers and surfers aren’t the only ones who head to the Costa de la Luz every year
Feast for foodies on the Costa de la Luz
The Costa de la Luz has the most exciting mix of restaurants, writes Dining Secrets of Andalucia editor Jon Clarke
The ions in the fire!
It is easily the most professional kite and windsurf centre on the Costa de la Luz
Horse riding along virgin Mangueta beach in El Palmar
On a two-hour round trip, led by our charming German guide, the views take in fields full of sunflowers, distant hills and, of course, the
Blown away by Tarifa
Sixteen years after her first taste of Tarifa, Iona Napier returns to the windy capital of Europe for another taste of bohemian bliss
Costa de la Luz: Into the light
Rob Horgan takes a ride through the sunbleached 'fresh and natural' towns of the bright and breezy Costa de la Luz
Beach bar o’clock as the coast’s chiringuitos open for business
The days of ‘espeto’ sardines and sipping sangria on the sand are back, as the coast’s chiringuitos open up for spring
European Commission bans construction on unspoilt Costa de la Luz beach
A scheme to build thousands of homes alongside a virgin beach in Tarifa has been outlawed
Guardia Civil arrest van driver transporting 550kg of unregistered tuna
The tuna was deposited with the Campo de Gibraltar food bank, while the driver faces a court hearing
Where to stay on the Costa de la Luz
The Costa de la Luz is a stylemeister’s dream for places to stay, writes Jon Clarke
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
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
Costa de la Luz: The great escape
Estate agent Glyn Lewis of Andaluz Homes on why he loves the Costa de la Luz
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
Let the tuna season commence!
Tuna-lovers are descending on the Costa de la Luz with the bluefin tuna season finally underway
Beachcombers scoop up 2,000 kilos of hashish in Cadiz
Described as ‘like catching flies,’ but now over 70 people face up to four years in prison for scooping marijuana packets out of the sea