Many people don’t want to hire a real estate agent when selling their home to hiring a real estate agent can mean you will have to pay a percentage to them for selling your house, and it can make you feel like your hands are tied since you won’t have the power to make most …
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Whether you want to spend the day on a different beach or just are a big fan of tuna fish: Zahara de los Atunes offers both! In September you can see lots of fishing boats with cranes out at the sea. It is time to catch the tuna fish that are returning from the Mediterranean …
Málaga is one of the oldest wine-growing regions in the world. The small mountain village of Cómpeta is probably one of the most famous places where the moscatel wines are being made. On the 15th of August, during the Noche del Vino, inhabitants and visitors pay a tribute to the sweet wines that have been …
A tribute to wine – “no one has ever died from it” Read More »
A personal message of support from the CEO’s of the leading real estate agencies of Marbella
The handsome, award-winning actor, producer and singer will co-direct and co-star in his own version of the musical classic at Málaga’s newly-constructed Teatro Soho. Not only is he bringing the show to his hometown, Málaga-born Antonio Banderas is proudly creating a new theatre as well. His latest production, A Chorus Line, will be the …
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Forget about the new wave of exclusive beach clubs for fun times, beachside, on the Costa del Sol this summer. The best atmosphere is to be found at a ‘moraga’: a traditional Andalusian night time barbeque. Typical to Málaga province and the surrounding region, these twilight parties are a magical way to enjoy the beach …
A moraga in Marbella: the best party on a beach you can have! Read More »
In contrast with most of the fishing and mountain villages and towns surrounding it, San Pedro Alcántara does not trace its origins to ancient salting settlements first founded by the Phoenicians, garrison towns established by Roman colonists or white mountain villages originally settled by the native Iberians but later expanded by the invading Moors …
If you’ve not yet visited the Doñana National Park, its 50th anniversary is the perfect excuse to do so—and throughout the year there will be various local events focusing on the past 50 years of the Park’s history, its people and all those who have contributed to the development of the area and the creation …
When the Moors invaded the Iberian Peninsula in 711 it had already been part of the tormentous waves of history for thousands of years, with the indigenous Iberians being joined successively by Phoenician, Jewish, Greek, Roman, Celtic and Germanic civilisations and gene pools. By the time Islamic warriors crossed the Straits in the early 8th …
No, on this occasion we’re not talking about tennis or golf, though there are many opportunities to enjoy that too in Marbella. Long before there were golf and tennis championships, however, Spain already had its masters – in this case, some of the finest painters the world has ever seen. Think of names such as …
