St Michael's cave is a beautiful tourist attraction in Gibraltar with a great history behind it. Read on to find out more about this interesting cave. St Michael's Cave has interested visitors to Gib ever since the days of the Romans. The cave was long believed to be bottomless. This probably gave birth to the story that the Rock of Gibraltar was linked to North Africa via a … [Read more...] about St Michael’s Cave – Gibraltar tourist attraction
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Deciding when to go to Andalucia can be a big decision!
Andalucia has varying climates throughout the year and deciding when to go can be a big decision. Being such a vast region it provides its visitors with a choice of sun, sea and surf or cold, snow and skiing - either way you are sure to enjoy yourself. The summer months are when the coastal resorts are at their busiest, especially August (the Spanish holiday month). If you … [Read more...] about Deciding when to go to Andalucia can be a big decision!
The Alameda Botanic Gardens – Gibraltar
The spectacular Alameda Botanic Gardens were first opened to the public in 1816 and is a tribute to the Lieutenant-Governor of the time, Sir George Don. There are a number of commemorative plaques, busts and cannons on view throughout the gardens. Most of these commemorations date back to the 19th Century. However the highlight of these gardens for most visitors is the … [Read more...] about The Alameda Botanic Gardens – Gibraltar
Gibraltar is located on the southernmost tip of the Iberian Peninsula…
While Gibraltar technically doesnÂ’'t form part of Andalucia, the country is very much a part of us. Even though it is British owned, the strong Spanish influence in the culture here is undeniable. With just less than 30 000 people populating the peninsula you will find the friendly and family orientated nature of the people there an overwhelmingly pleasant experience. Rarely … [Read more...] about Gibraltar is located on the southernmost tip of the Iberian Peninsula…
Costa de Almeria – (Almeria Coast)
To the east of Almeria capital is the rugged and desolate coast of Cabo de Gata. Some of Spain's most beautiful and least crowded beaches are strung along this coast. The area is still considered wild with extraordinary scenery. Visitors feel a sense of isolation and it is particularly popular with back packers and nature lovers. It's still possible to find deserted beaches … [Read more...] about Costa de Almeria – (Almeria Coast)