Scroll down to read all the posts I’ve written about my favourite places to visit, and the best things to see and do in Spain, and be inspired by my detailed guides, personal stories, and practical tips.
Andalucia:
👉🏻 The Best Things to do in Ronda
👉🏻 The Best Things to do in Vejer de la Frontera
👉🏻 The Best Things to do in Cádiz
👉🏻 The Best Things to do in Córdoba
👉🏻 Walking the Caminito del Rey – Everything You Need to Know
👉🏻 Running the Sherry Marathon in Jerez de la Frontera
👉🏻 Visiting the Mezquita in Córdoba – Everything You Need to Know
👉🏻 Visiting Hammam Al-Andalus in Córdoba
Fuerteventura:
👉🏻 Walking With Goats in Fuerteventura
👉🏻 Climbing Calderon Hondo in Fuerteventura
Galicia:
👉🏻 Things to do in Santiago de Compostela after the Camino
👉🏻 A day trip to Finisterre and Muxía from Santiago de Compostela
In addition I have a section of my blog dedicated to Andalucia where I’ve been living since 2017.
Cádiz sits on a narrow peninsula jutting into the Atlantic Ocean at the northern tip of the Costa de la Luz. With a population of around 110,000, Cádiz is the capital of the Andalucian province that shares its name. Despite what many people believe, Cádiz isn’t an island but, being surrounded by water on
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Vejer de la Frontera is consistently recognised as one of the most beautiful of all Andalucia’s white villages. I live in another of the official ‘pueblos más bonitos de España’ (most beautiful towns in Spain) so I like to think I know a thing or two about what makes a good one. Read on to
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A day trip to Finisterre and Muxía from Santiago de Compostela is the perfect way to end your Camino journey, although you don’t have to have walked the Camino de Santiago to enjoy a trip to ‘the end of the world’. After walking the Central route of the Camino Portugués I had no time constraints
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Ronda is probably the most famous of Andalucia’s ‘pueblos blancos’ (white towns) and is perched above El Tajo gorge in the Serrania de Ronda with spectacular views across the mountains and valleys. Ronda is only around 40 miles (65 kms) from Malaga as the crow flies (or 63 miles (101 kms) by car along the
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What better way to combine a love of travel with a passion for running than by heading to Jerez de la Frontera in Andalucia to take part in the annual Sherry Marathon? A run around the vineyards that surround this beautiful Spanish city with the chance to sample local delicacies and partake of a sherry
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While thousands of visitors every year arrive in Santiago de Compostela after walking one of the routes of the Camino de Santiago, it’s so much more than just a pilgrimage end point and is a hugely popular destination in its own right. With plenty to see and do in and around Santiago de Compostela, I’d
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Walking the Caminito del Rey near Malaga should be on any Andalucian bucket list. Once regarded as one of the most dangerous hikes in the world, the Caminito del Rey underwent repairs between 2009 and 2015 and is now a dramatic walk through towering gorges with walkways pinned against the sheer cliff faces. It can
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Calderon Hondo is one of eight volcanoes in Fuerteventura’s rugged north. Formed over 50,000 years ago, the eruptions not only shaped Fuerteventura but also created Lobos Island and brought the north of Fuerteventura closer to Lanzarote. Calderon Hondo is 278 metres high with a crater that’s 70 metres deep, and climbing to the summit was
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Fuerteventura is the second largest of the Canary Islands and is well known for its barren landscapes formed from volcanic activity thousands of years ago, the almost ever-present wind, and its stunning beaches. Fuerteventura also has a lot of goats – more than thirty different types in fact which, allegedly, outnumber the human population of
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