BEFORE the Covid pandemic, lucky ‘expats’ could book off-season flights from Malaga Airport to various UK destinations for about 100e […]
AFTER the abundant spring rainfall, La Alpujarra and surrounding rural Granada is awash with splashes of colour from all manner
Mathew Wood, our expert from Hola Properties, based in Lanjarón, explains the inheritance tax changes that are going to impact
A MUCH-LOVED landmark locally, Dique 24 was built in 1943 as a bridge and dam to control any flood water
LYING on the south side of the Sierra Nevada mountain range, La Alpujarra is popuar with tourists. This is an
The product from London Nootropics, backed on ‘Dragons’ Den’ , boosts concentration, work, and energy using only natural ingredients… IN
THESE DAYS, La Alpujarra is a place for intrepid internet explorers and keyboard warriors! If you’ve ever dreamed of swapping
ALWAYS a pretty spectacle, the Cruces de Mayo (May crosses festival) is celebrated annually throughout Spain. It occurs on or
A MAJOR attraction of the town of Órgiva – the ‘capital’ of the Alpujarra of Granada – is its Thursday
IF YOU want an affordable off-season beach holiday on the Costa Tropical of Granada region, look no further than Playa
WHEN you’re driving through towns and villages in Granada region, you’ll occasionally see signs on the municipal border saying they
WITH more rain forecast for this weekend, taking us into the start of May – and the Cruces de Mayo
AS YOU drive through La Alpujarra, there are three towns, do-able in a circular road trip, that all have ‘cute’
LA ALPUJARRA has always attracted its fair share of authors, from Gerald Brennan in the 1920s to Chris Stewart in
WITH fiesta season fast approaching – starting with the ‘Cruces de Mayo’ on 1 May and progressing into Corpus and
A NEW cultural and fusion music festival, promoted by Raúl Soto of popular flamenco-influenced band, Arrímate al Queré (yes, tricky to
SOCIAL MEDIA challenges come and go, and are certainly not for everyone. However, a female artist from Granada region is
Our property expert – Mathew Wood of Hola Properties headquartered in Lanjarón – explains why Spain’s long-term rental market is
VISITORS TO SPAIN from the UK, and other parts of Europe, might be surprised by the frequent ‘trafico’ (traffic police)
THERE’S an expression in Andalucia that says “don’t leave the house without your jacket until the 40th of May” (realistically
