Much of what they offer has an educational focus and guides offer introductory level training courses to beginners wishing to try kayaking, rafting, trekking into the mountains, caving, climbing steep cliffs and descending into challenging cracks, crevices and canyons in the earth's surface.
There are many opportunities to participate in adult education programmes in Andalucía. To a certain extent your options will depend on your language skills.
The number of people who wish to participate in an educational courses while enjoying a holiday break is increasing. Andalucia is an ideal venue for such courses.
Thousands of British and other English speaking people live or spend a lot of time in Andalucia. When first setting up home, the temptation is to make friends with fellow English speakers, rather than make an effort with the Spanish language. This is understandable, but studying Spanish is ultimately the best way forward.
Residential and non-residential soccer camps for kids have long been popular in the United States. In Europe soccer (Football) has become more inclusive and has increased in popularity in the last twenty years or so involving both girls and boys in the sport. As with many trends set stateside.
CRIS&KIM Travel Designers, have joined forces with photographers Michelle Chaplow and Wayne Chasan and have designed a Luxury Photo Tour that allows you to visit and photograph unique and incredible places which represent the finest of Andalucía's cultural and historic wealth.
CRIS&KIM Travel Designers have tailor made this unique photo workshop in Andalucia, Spain, uniting award winning photographers Michelle Chaplow and Wayne Chasan. Photographers from all levels, will have the opportunity to enjoy a weekend in Ronda.
Andalucia holds a special attraction for photographers, ranging from beginners to the most world renowned experts. Thanks to a culture that provides endless enchanted themes and lighting that makes dreams come true for those looking through their lenses, southern Spain is a perfect place to learn or improve your photography skills.
The white chalky soil of the Jerez area, 'albariza,' is ideal for the cultivation of Palamino grapes which produce the sherry for which Jerez is so well known. If you arrive at Jerez airport, as you leave your plane to walk to the terminal, you will be greeted by wooden sherry barrels piled up decoratively, along with grassy lawns and beautiful flowers, surely one of the most attractive of any Andalucian airports.
Like so many towns in Andalucía the approach to El Puerto de Santa María along the main road is lined with garages, industrial plants and run down buildings. Keep going and cross the River Guadalete on the NIV (if coming from south) and turn into Calle Ribiera de los Mariscos and park in one of the car parks signposted.
