As more and more people (especially those from northern European countries) decide to relocate to warmer climates each year, many of them decide to make their new life in southern Spain. It’s not hard to see why, with such great food, friendly local people and year round sunshine. Andalucia, the largest of the Spanish regions, [...]
Ronda is a Spanish town around 100km from the city of Malaga in Andalucia with a population of just over 35,000 inhabitants. The Ronda area is very mountainous and the town clings to the cliff faces of the Rio Guadalevin gorge, which slices the town in two. It is often said that this town (and [...]
The small village of Frigiliana located to the east of the Malaga region in Axaquia has a population of around 2,690 people and sits 435m above sea level in the area between the Montes de Malaga and the Mediterranean Sea. It is just a short, 56km drive from the main airport of the region in [...]
Andalusia is the most populated and second largest of the seventeen autonomous communities that constitute Spain. Its capital is Seville and it is bordered on the north by Extremadura and Castilla-La Mancha; on the east by Murcia and the Mediterranean Sea and on the west by Portugal and the Atlantic Ocean. The British colony of [...]
