Right Steve here, talking today about camping Jerez de la Frontera – and trust me, this is one of those Spanish gems that most tourists completely miss while they’re all piling into Seville or Granada like lemmings. Which is brilliant news for us, because it means more space, better prices,…
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Spanish Cuisine and Recipes
The Delightful Café el Badulake Algorfa
We popped into Algorfa today, the farmacia on the main road was showing it was 40c as we drove past. I walked up to Café el Badulake in the square, next to the town hall, while Soph did a couple of chores in the town. This was one of the…
Popular Destinations
Exploring Spain by Region: Catalonia, Andalusia, Madrid & More
Spain isn’t just one destination — it’s a patchwork of distinct regions, each with its own culture, cuisine, landscapes, and rhythm of life. From the modernist marvels of Catalonia to the flamenco heart of Andalusia, and the lively streets of Madrid to the green hills of the north, Spain invites…
Festivals and Traditions
Ultimate Guide To Semana Santa 2026 Dates
Semana Santa 2026 (Holy Week) in Spain will be observed from Sunday, 29 March to Sunday, 5 April 2026. This period commemorates the Passion, Death, and Resurrection of Jesus Christ and is marked by numerous religious processions and events throughout the country. 📅 Key Dates for Semana Santa 2026: Please…
Festivals and Traditions
La Semana Santa: Holy Week In Spain
Thinking of experiencing La Semana Santa in Spain? This no-nonsense, brutally honest guide covers the history, best cities for processions, what to expect, travel tips, and how not to look like a bewildered tourist during Spain’s biggest religious week.
Living In Spain
All About The Spanish Funnel Web Spider
So, you’ve swapped rainy UK streets for sunny Spanish life. You’re living the dream: orange trees, tapas… and now… giant black spiders lurking in your garden walls. Let’s look at the Spanish Funnel Web Spider, in this instance. Welcome to Spain. Here’s the good news:Unless you’re actively rummaging under logs,…
Popular Destinations
Tapas Alley Benidorm Where Old Spain Still Thrives
Benidorm might be famous for its shimmering skyscrapers, karaoke bars, and beaches packed tighter than a tin of anchovies—but tucked away in the Old Town lies a corner that feels like another world entirely. Affectionately known as Tapas Alley Benidorm, this is a must visit location. Long before the high-rises…
Casual Eateries and Cafés
Wow, Check Out La Taberna De La Cruz
We visited La Taberna De La Cruz and we were very impressed. This was our first proper visit to Granja De Rocamora and it’s a place we want to go back and explore again.I have a list of at least14 different tapas bars that I want to visit, here in…
Sightseeing and Landmarks
Spanish Unesco Sites Unveiled: 13 World Heritage Wonders You Must Visit
As a young kid back in the UK, I visited dozens and dozens of castles and loved the history. This is why the Spanish Unesco sites are getting talked about today, the wonderful blend of history in this country is often unnoticed by Brits living here or visiting. After all,…
Housing and Accommodation
Local Tradesmen Recommendations
I’m asked from time to time for tradesmen recommendations from friends out here in Spain. Quite often on places like Facebook, you will see people asking for suggestions for a builder and you’ll see the same names pop up, but often the people who are suggesting them, are the people…