Which city is better, Granada or Malaga? It’s a common question I get. Malaga is home to me, and I often visit Granada because it’s relatively close. Malaga is a fantastic destination for travellers looking for a combination of beaches and attractions, whereas Granada is better for historical sites and culture. If you’re struggling to…
Are you planning to explore Granada Geopark and you’re looking for a unique accommodation? El Atochal Cuevas ticks off all the boxes. On my first trip to Granada Geopark, I stayed at El Atochal Cuevas and couldn’t have picked a better place. Firstly, you sleep in a cave house, which is something you must do…
Granada Geopark (Geoparque de Granada) is one of the most special and unique natural destinations I’ve visited in Southern Spain. It isn’t as well-known as Sierra de Cazorla or Cabo de Gata, but it’s home to spectacular rock formations and landscapes that will make you think you are not in Spain. I was completely amazed…
One of the most underrated Andalusian coasts is the Costa Tropical in Granada. It’s a little paradise to enjoy quieter beaches, quaint towns and delicious local produce. Salobreña is one of those towns that ticks off all the boxes for a fantastic quiet getaway. Unlike others, it feels more authentic, more Spanish, as tourists don’t…
I was looking for accommodation as I was planning my birthday trip to Salobreña. I saw a couple of hotels and rental houses in the centre, but not so many. However, when I looked further away from the centre, I saw Hotel Miba, and I’m glad I did. It looked stunning! The hotel is only…
Granada and Seville, two of the most popular Andalusian destinations, are home to UNESCO World Heritage Sites, beautiful parks, exquisite cuisine and a vibrant atmosphere. Choosing between these two cities is difficult because both have fantastic things to do and see, and are rich in culture. La Alhambra in Granada is a must-see in Spain,…