15 May
Posted by Jim Mackie as About Andalucia, Andalucia History, Cadiz, Historical places, Malaga, Nature
Located in the westernmost part of the province of Málaga, where it borders the the province of Cádiz you can find the beautiful Andalucian village of Cortes de la Frontera. In the area you will find the stunning Los Alcornocales (170,000 hectares) and Sierra de Grazalema (50,000 hectares) Nature Parks which makes this village […]
09 May
Posted by Jim Mackie as About Andalucia, Almeria, Malaga, Nature
The tiny little village of Parauta is a must for the lovers of nature, it is located on the border of the Guadalhorce valley region and the Western Costa del Sol some 105km from Malaga. It lies in a beautiful location in the southern Oreganal mountain range, close to the Parque Natural de […]
Located 142 km from Malaga at the entrance to the stunning Ronda Mountains is the charming Andalucian village of Igualeja.
The village is located at the near to the source of the River Genal and River Seco and is surrounded by some of the most beautiful countryside in Andalucia. The landscape is a mix of […]
19 Apr
Posted by Berry J Prinsen as About Andalucia, Malaga, Nature
The pinsapo or Abies pinsapo Bois its more official name, is one of the most emblematic fir trees in Southern Spain. This tree was first scientifically catagolized in 1837 by the Swiss botanist Charles Edmond Boissier (1810-1885).
The tree can grow up to 30 metres tall and has a near regular conical shape with a […]
Located in the northern part of the Guadalhorce valley region where it borders the Antequera region 56 km from Ronda ,the small Andalucian village of Carratraca sits surrounded by some of the most stunning landscape that Andalucia including the magnificent Alcaparaín mountain range, the smaller but equally beautiful Baños and Aguas ranges which […]