Residents and visitors to Marbella and Fuengirola are spoilt with so many fantastic restaurants, but if you want to explore a little way inland, there is no better find than Finca La Mota.
Situated only 15 minutes from Fuengirola and the coast, this gem of a restaurant enjoys a fabulous countryside location. Close to Alhaurin el […]

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The Embalses del Guadalhorce are three reservoirs in a spectacular mountain setting about 4km from Ardales off A357. The waters of the reservoirs are used for fishing and swimming and the roads twisting around the sides attract walkers, cyclists and motorists alike. The road to the north of the reservoirs winds through picturesque woodlands while […]

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La Escollera in Estepona is most definitely off the tourist track but it is becoming a little more widely known among the more discerning. Drive down to the port area and at the red barriers explain to the very pleasant security guy on duty that you want the ‘restaurante La Escollera’ and he will let […]

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Located in the north of the Malaga provence where it joins with the Cordoba province you will find one of Andalucia’s most picturesque towns. Nestled in the low brush, olive groves, pines, live oaks and almond trees and even the tranquil waters of the Iznájar reservoir, you will find the town of Cuevas de San […]

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El Chorro, a climbers paradise, perched among the ‘hills of hell’ (as the Romans dubbed the awesome gorges and cliff faces of the Rio del Guadalhorce), is an old Spanish pueblo. A curious mix of tourism and internet, cave houses and a centuries old way of life. The village is dominated by the 1920s hydro […]

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