A good hour’s drive from where we now live, brings us to this Benidorm neighbour, but Finestrat is a million miles away from Benidorm. Finestrat is one of those places in Spain where everyone’s heard of the beach… but hardly anyone visits the village.Two locations, one name, and a classic…
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Ultimate Guide To Centro Comercial L’Aljub in Elche
If you’re looking for a place to escape the midday sun, enjoy some leisurely shopping, and maybe grab a bite to eat while on the Costa Blanca, look no further than Centro Comercial L’Aljub in Elche. With shopping for Hugo Boss clothing or the ever popular Primark, and everything inbetween….
Benidorm Indoor Market Mercaloix: A Shopping Spot
If you’ve been to Benidorm a few times, you’ll know it’s not all high-rise hotels and beachfront bars. Sometimes, the best finds are a little tucked away—like Benidorm Indoor Market Mercaloix, a real hidden gem in the heart of the Rincón de Loix area. It’s the kind of place you…
Restaurante Los Rosales Guardamar: Oh Wow
So there we were, driving along Lemon Tree road from Guardamar heading towards Quesada, actually on our way to Los Montesinos. I said to Soph, it’s gone noon, let’s call at Restaurante Los Rosales and have either tapas or a tostada. That is what we did! There were 3 vans and…
Rental Cars In Madrid Spain Top Tips
Ah, Madrid…The land of world-class art, late-night tapas, and drivers who seem to think speed limits are theoretical suggestions. If you’re currently Googling “rental cars in Madrid Spain“, let Dave step in with a dose of reality before you end up driving into a pedestrian zone, earning yourself a €200…
Punta Prima Menorca: A Chilled Coastal Escape
Discover everything about Punta Prima Menorca in this relaxed, no-rush guide—think calm beaches, family fun, easy transport links, and hidden island magic for your next laid-back holiday.
The Tale of Two Cities: Gandia – All You Need To Know
Let’s talk about Gandia – and I mean properly talk about it, not just the usual tourist blurb you’ll find plastered all over the travel websites. This Valencia province gem has been flying under the radar for years, mainly because the Spanish (particularly the Madrileños) have been keeping it as…
Camping Jerez de la Frontera Practical Guide
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,…
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…
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…