About Andalucia

Andalucia stretches across the whole of southern Spain and is it's second largest region. It contains eight provinces - Almeria, Granada, Cadiz, Malaga, Jaen, Cordoba, Seville and Huelva, all of which are named after their capital city.

Although the region is historically the poorest in Spain, due to a massive boost in the tourist industry, things have changed and people now flood to the area from all over the world. It certainly now is one of the most popular places to visit in Europe. It has miles and miles of golden sandy beaches, glorious countryside and some of the most beautiful scenery in the world. There is something in Andalucia for everyone whatever their age.

Andalucia is the home of flamenco, bullfighting and tapas and all of these traditions, as well as many more, can still be experienced throughout the region today. A slow pace of life is enjoyed and the locals are incredibly family orientated, putting family first and foremost in their lives. The Spaniards love their fiestas and certainly know how to party! Add the fact that inland Andalucia is one of the healthiest places to live on earth and you have a recipe for a laid back, happy, healthy lifestyle full of sunshine.

No matter what you are looking for from your holiday - whether it is an activity break, to chill out by a pool or beach, to take lazy afternoon strolls, shop to your hearts content or visit some of the finest cultural, historical and architectural delights of Spain then you will be able to find it in Andalucia.

We hope that this amazing part of the world captures your heart as much as it has ours.