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Swimming pools are a standard feature of life in southern Spain. It’s easier to find an apartment complex with a pool than without one. Most villas have their own pools and, in addition to pools, water features are common in both public and private gardens. And then there is the luxury of a jacuzzi, enjoyed by many homeowners.
Wing Foiling is the latest-born (surf) board sport : it consists in managing a wing not attached to the board and carried with two hands while standing on a short stand up paddle board with a hydrofoil mounted underneath. This a cross-over discipline between Windfoiling, Kite Foiling and SUP Foiling. The foil (hydrofoil) which is mounted under the board can be combined with the other disciplines to become Wing foiling, SUP foiling, Foil Surfing, Wake foil, wind foil.
This was Andalucía's first municipal course, constructed in 1984. Before this villagers played golf on a grass-less circuit. The course follows the natural contours of Cabeza Oliva nature reserve. The fairways are bordered by cork, pine and cypresses.
It is a flat course 3,020 metres long, and has an abundance of old oak trees and dark olive trees. Other obstacles to negotiate are bunkers and water features. The fairways are planted with indigenous grass.
Books about Flora and Fauna in Andalucía: information guides about plants in Andalucía, wild flowers, birds and wild animals in Andalucía. Identify over 500 species that grow in the region, observe the different type of birds and wild animals. Andalucia is a rich region in Flora and Fauna.
Discover one of Andalucía’s sweetest traditions — Dulces de Convento. Across the region, nuns bake handmade cakes, biscuits, pastries, and sweets crafted from centuries-old recipes, often with Moorish origins.
Benacazón is a diverse agricultural village producing olives, fruits, specifically cherries orchards, as well as being known for its good quality beef. It has about 7000 inhabitants.
Harmonic Resonance Therapy encourages our body cells' own frequency to be amplified by running a small, electromagnetic current through the palm of the hand or the ball of the foot. Its effect is an increase in energy and mental clarity.
The Tourist Office of Benahadux is located in Paseo de Urci, 3.
Andalucia is an excellent location for any corporate event, from team-building to incentive trips. With a wide variety of destinations, from cities to beachfront to countryside, all enjoying a superb climate, with year-round sunshine.
With over 17km of fine, golden sand stretching along the Costa Almería, the virtually untouched beaches of Mojácar are the perfect place to unwind and enjoy the Mediterranean sea.
Tharsis village is situated in the heart of Comarca del Andévalo and part of the municipal of Alosno. Previously one of the most important mining villages in Huelva, it was the first location to have a single-track railway line in Spain. It has about 1800 inhabitants.
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Mairena del Alcor holds the well known, Festival de Cante Jondo Antonio Mairena, which has been celebrated here since 1962, and has become one of the most important in all of Andalusia. Many artists and flamenco lovers come here to take part in the celebrations. It has about 23, 000 inhabitants.
Shiatsu Massage is an ancient Japanese pressure massage, where the practitioner uses fingers, hands, feet, elbows and knees to stretch out your body in order to release energy and create wellbeing.
Illusion by artist José Antonio Barrientos is painted on Edificio Bustamante, Calle San Roque.
Located in the heart of the historical artistic district of Málaga, this religious museum showcases the thrones and other processional accessories, such as crucifixes, of the Cofradía de Estudiantes (Brotherhood of Students). There is also a room for religious teachings.
La Isleta del Moro is a quaint fishing hamlet known for its picturesque setting, and well worth the 500m detour from the AL-4200 San Jose to Las Negras coast road.Population is about 200. The name comes from Isleta del Moro Arraez, possibly from a Moorish commander called Mohamed Arraez (ar-rais means boat owner). Straddling a narrow peninsula, between two small hills, the hamlet offers a very photogenic coastal scene.
Popular festivals in Dúrcal are Cabalgata Reyes Magos, Festividad de San Sebastián, Semana Santa, Real Feria de Ganado y Fiestas Populares and Feria Agroalimentaria, del Turismo y la Artesanía del Valle de Lecrín, Temple y Costa Interior.
Read more about the archaeological sites in Estepona: Castillo del Nicio, Ermita del Calvario, Torre del Reloj, Nuestra Señora de los Remedios, Plaza de las Flores, Runias del Castillo de San Luís and more.
