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Discover Moclinejo

Andalusian Escapade

Discover Moclinejo

The Fiesta de los Viñeros is taking place on Sunday 13 September and pays tribute to the grape harvest and wine-making industry in the town

Jennie Rhodes
  • Medina Azahara: A majestic 'shining city'

    Andalusian escapade

    Medina Azahara: A majestic 'shining city'

    The magnificent and enigmatic city that Abd al-Rahman III commanded to be built at the foot of the Sierra Morena, is just eight kilometres from the city of Cordoba

    Tony Bryant |
  • Motril's regal charms

    Andalusian Summer Escapade

    Motril's regal charms

    From Belgian royalty and rum distilleries to quiet beaches, this Costa Tropical gateway offers far more than just a cruise stop

    Jennie Rhodes |
  • One town, three lighthouses

    Andalusina escapade

    One town, three lighthouses

    With late-summer charm, the longest promenade on the Costa del Sol, and a fascinating history behind its three surviving lighthouses, Torre del Mar offers far more than just a typical beach escape

    Jennie Rhodes / Javier Almellones |
  • Can you see a monkey?

    Andalusian summer escapade

    Can you see a monkey?

    From historic watchtowers and summer music festivals to the debate over its mysterious name, Punta de la Mona offers one of the Costa Tropical's richest views

    J. R. / C. R. / S. P. |
  • Cool off in El Cantal

    Andalusian Summer escapade

    Cool off in El Cantal

    Discover the rich story behind La Cala del Moral’s coastal walk, from civil war refuges and pirate watchtowers to endangered local plant life

    Javier Almellones |
  • A subterranean oasis in Almería

    Andalusian escapades

    A subterranean oasis in Almería

    Discover the Pulpí Geode: Spain’s extraordinary underground wonder lined with massive, ancient crystals

    Tony Bryant |
  • Cazorla: a retreat amid nature

    Discover Andalucía

    Cazorla: a retreat amid nature

    Head inland, where natural parks and picturesque whitewashed villages tucked into the mountains offer a cooler, more peaceful retreat

    TONY BRYANT |