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Heading off-piste After hurtling along a semi-deserted road cutting across rural Andalucia (the A384 to be...

Autumn has become by far my favourite time of year for Andalucia, taking over from...

Having just completed the first Secret Andalucia tour, my mind is still full – of...

7th October 2018 • 0 Comments The survival of Guadix cave-houses

This astonishing landscape of cave-houses lies just 40 minutes from one of Andalucia’s most sophisticated...

It’s a pretty surreal sight: a ‘knitted’ town square smack in the middle of a...

People flock to Jerez for three reasons: horses, flamenco and sherry bodegas, not necessarily in...

17th November 2014 • 0 Comments Granada takes the biscuit

Dear reader I beg you please tell me if you know of a quality tapas...

Funny kind of airport I thought. There it was, a stunning neo-classical church towering into...

18th July 2014 • 2 Comments Andalucian summer fruits

After an intensive bout of Andalucian sun and lake-swimming, and an even more intensive bout...

Last week I experienced a red tuna-feast. Or call it a fest, as it entailed...