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Standup paddle in Cabo de Gata

February 21, 2019 By John Leave a Comment

paddle surf cabo de gata

A few pictures from a weekend of paddle boarding in Cabo de Gata, Almeria. With thanks to Bluefin who have the best SUP boards on the market. We’ve got the 12′ SUP Cruise and love every minute of it.

Filed Under: Almeria, Family

12 Reasons to Love Living and Working in Malaga

March 3, 2018 By John Leave a Comment

Malaga kids jumping

Malaga is not only a great place to live it’s a great place to do business as well. Increasingly, this vibrant Andalusian city is gaining attention as an innovative location for professionals and companies alike. Having lived and worked in Malaga for 18 years, the list of things I love about the city just keeps […]

Filed Under: Family, Malaga Tagged With: Andalucia, Andalusia, business, Economy, jobs, Malaga, Malaga city

River walk – Visiting Junta de los Rios

October 1, 2017 By John 13 Comments

River jump Junta de los Rios

Visiting Junta de los Rios Otivar Granada Junta de los Rios is a place of outstanding natural beauty with wonderful river pools and spectacular views. Junta de los Rios translates as “the joining of the rivers”. It’s the ideal name as the Rio Verde and Rio Negro rivers meet to form waterfalls and clear pools […]

Filed Under: Canyoning, Day trips, Family, Granada Tagged With: Granada, Hiking, Junta de los Rios, river

Surfing Spain’s largest sand dune in Bolonia

July 2, 2017 By John Leave a Comment

Filed Under: Beach, Cádiz, Family Tagged With: Beaches, Bolonia, Cadiz

The El Torcal Natural Reserve Antequera Malaga

June 25, 2017 By John Leave a Comment

children hiking el torcal antequera

El Torcal – surreal and stunning Most geologically stunning of all of Andalucía’s natural parks, El Torcal de Antequera Natural Park Reserve has a surreal, almost eerie feel to it. Known for its unique limestone formations, the whole area was under the Tethys Sea some 150 million years ago. Violent Earth crust movements forced the […]

Filed Under: Antequera, Day trips, Family, Hiking

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