Andalucia Travel Guide

Marbella, Puerto Banus, Sevilla, Granada, Malaga, Huelva, Jaen, Cadiz, Almeria, Cordoba

Fuengirola Port

There are several ports along the Costa Del Sol where you can go for a night out or to enjoy a good meal. One of the best value places is the Port in Fuengiola where you will find a good selection of bars and restaurants offering cuisine from around the world including Spanish, Finish […]

Las Brisas Golf - Marbella

Las Brisas Golf is arguably one of the best golf courses in Andalucia, and one of several that are situated in Marbella’s famous golf valley. It has hosted several important tournaments since it opened in 1968, including the 1973 World Cup and the Spanish Open in 1983 and 1987, the latter of which was won […]

JEREZ RESTAURANTS

Jerez is situated midway between the sea and the mountains, offering some fabulous cuisine ranging from the freshest seafood to hearty peasant fare like berza (chickpea and sausage stew) and puchero (chicken vegetable soup). It is cattle rearing area and the Rabo de toro (braised ox tail) and Riñones al Jerez (kidneys cooked in sherry) […]

Guadalmina Golf - Marbella

Guadalmina has two 18-hole courses set within a large residential complex; the South Course, which is considered the tougher of the two, and the pleasant North Course. In recent years Guadalmina has been host to the PGA European qualifying tour.
The South Course of mixed parkland is notable for its wide, tree-lined fairways, and […]

Santa Maria Golf - Marbella

Santa Maria is generally regarded as a slightly ‘easier’ course that is suitable for players with higher handicaps. It is especially popular with tour groups has everyone should be able to go back to the clubhouse with a reasonable score. Every hole has its own characteristics and there are a variety of hazards to consider, […]

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