Andalucia Travel Guide

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Located 38 kms from Ronda in the southern part of the Ronda highlands is the small Andalucian village of Jubrique
The village was formed when the four Moorish settlements of Rotillas, Monarda, Benamedá and Jubrique joined together
The village well known for its vineyards and associated industries and by the exploitation of mineral resources […]

In the north-eastern part of the Antequera region is the village of Villanueva de Tapia. Located 67 km from the provincial capitol of Malaga this village forms part of the sub-region called Nororma (acronym in Spanish for Northeast Málaga).
It sits on the Malaga province border with Granada and Cordoba provinces. The […]

Andalucia is famous for many reasons from its stunning beaches to its magnificent rugged inland areas. There are many areas across the whole region that have been named as areas of natural beauty and these areas have been designated as national parks
The beautiful Sierra Mágina Natural Park which forms part of the Cordillera Subbética is […]

The village of Grazalmena is located in the stunning Sierra del Endrinal in Cadiz province and is located in one of the most beautiful landscapes in the province , if not the whole of Andalucia. The village marks the entrance to the Sierra de Grazalmena national park.
The surrounding area is dominated by […]

The inland village of Sayalonga is located in the magnificent La Axarquía region just 38 kilometres from the capital of Málaga and 12 from Vélez Málaga. .The surrounding countryside is made up of mountains that are steep and rugged but not very high. La Rábita (672 meters), followed by the peak of El Mercado […]

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