Heading south for some winter sun is good for the soul and the Costa de la Luz, Spain’s ‘Coast of Light’, is the perfect destination for recharging your batteries after a hectic Christmas period.
For larger groups looking for fabulous and spacious accommodation in Galicia, the stunning property, Casa do Conde, would make an excellent choice. Each of the eight bedrooms in Casa do Conde is en-suite and the property can sleep up to 16 guests in comfort.
Ciutadella is the old capital of Menorca, dating back to 73 AD when it was called Roman Lamo. It has a beautiful port and historic quarter, known as Es Born, an area interwoven with medieval streets lined with palaces, churches and a fortress. In the Middle Ages, Ciutadella was the political and administrative centre of
Facing out to the Atlantic, boasting a shoreline of fine, golden sands and upmarket towns, Spain’s Costa de la Luz – Coast of Light – is a pleasure to visit, all year round. With fantastic, child-friendly beaches and plenty to see and do, this Western part of Andalusia is a fabulous place to take the
Panoramic vistas, traditional culture, the iconic Puente Nuevo 18th Century Bridge, and a dramatic gorge formed by the Guadalevin River are just some of the things that make the hilltop town of Ronda a ‘must see’ Andalusian destination. The gorge is 100 meters deep, and synonymous with this famous historic site.
If you’re looking for accommodation in the verdant lands of Galicia, then look no further than Xoanina. This charming three bedroom, two bathroom property can sleep up to six guests. Xoanina is snuggled against an emerald backdrop of trees and shrubbery tumbling down the hillside.
Located within the Natural Monument of Malpaís and declared as a Site of Scientific Interest, Jameos Del Aqua, like the Cueva de los Verdes, is found inside a volcanic tunnel produced by an eruption on Lanzarote eons ago. It owes its name to a unique geological formation, an internal lake caused by filtration below sea level.
The city of Granada in Andalusia is an incredible place to visit, with even its name sounding exotic! Though we have to admit, the jewel in Granada’s crown is the Alhambra Palace.
Often described as ‘the most charming city in Spain’, with its unique Moorish and Christian heritage everywhere you look, Seville in Andalusia is a city you simply have to visit. A city of beautiful streets full of culture, a cathedral with its bell tower of Giralda, the stunning Lebrija Palace, the Royal Alcazar Moorish fortress,
The first and most impressive sight of Lugo is its 1700 year old Roman city walls which are still structurally complete. The walls enclose the historic old town, whilst new developments have stayed on the outside. You can actually walk on top of the entire length of the city wall. There are ten different gates
