Hispacar Travel Guides - Andalusia

The Costa del Sol is a favorite holiday destination amongst tourist from all over the world. One of the main reasons is the all year round mild Mediterranean climate, the beautiful beaches and the varied leisure possibilities in the resorts along the coast. But the Costa del Sol is more than sun and beaches. Tourists traveling inland for ...

The Poniente de Granada is situated in the heart of Andalusia. This fertile area has been inhabited since prehistoric times by the Iberians. The region was invaded by Phoenicians and Romans before the Moors reigned Al Andalus for 8th centuries. It is a region of ancestral conditions, charming villages and extraordinary natural beauty with ...

The valley of the Guadalhorce river is located to the west of Malaga the capital of the province of the same name. Alhough Malaga is known worldwide for the Costa del Sol, more and more tourists venture inland to discover the little andalusian villages of the area. The Guadalhorce Valley is the natural gateway between the coast and the ...

El Torcal de Antequera is located approximately thirty kilometers north of Malaga and to the south of village of Antequera. This nature reserve of some seventeen square kilometers in the mountain range the Sierra del Torcal is worldwide known for its unusual limestone formations and considered one of the most beautiful karst landscapes in ...

The valley of the river Lecrín (El Valle de Lecrín) is a region in the province of Granada in southern Spain along the ancient gateway from the Mediterranean coast to the city of the Alhambra. During the reign of the Muslims the pass through the Sierra Lujar, which lies between Granada and the Mediterranean Sea, was an important checkpoint ...

The Costa del Sol is one of the most popular travel destinations in Spain. This stretch of coastline is located in the province of Malaga on the Mediterranean coast of Andalusia. The Costa del Sol is famous for its beaches and its Mediterranean climate which allows to practice all kinds of outdoor activities and sports all year ...

Due to its strategic location in the center of southern Spain the Subbetica region is starting to become an interesting alternative for the traditional package holidaymaker arriving at the Costa del Sol. The airports at Granada and Malaga are only an hour away by car and the airport of Seville, the capital of Andalusia can be reached in less ...

Guadalteba is located between the Vega de Antequera and the Serrania de Ronda in the northern part of the province of Malaga. The region borders with the Guadalhorce Valley in the south, the province of Seville to the north, the plain of Antequera to the east and the Ronda mountains to the west. There are several mountain ranges ...

The Sierra Morena in the province of Seville occupies the central part of the Sierra Morena mountain range which extends from the Portuguese border in the west to the northern part of the province of Jaen. Its landscape of rolling hills and mountains, meandering rivers, little streams, forest and meadows is the natural border between ...

Los Alcornocales Natural Park is located in Andalusia in the south of Spain. The Parque Natural Los Alcornocales occupies a vast territory full of Mediterranean native forest, cork oak tree groves and meadows called dehesas. From the seventeen villages and towns which form part of the natural park only one forms part of the province of ...

Situated in the heart of Andalusia since ancient times the northeast of the province of Malaga, also known as Nororma, has been a crossroads between the eastern and western part of Andalusia. From prehistoric times many different cultures and civilizations have left their footprints here. The region offers visitors a rich historical and ...