5 things to do when visiting Marbella
If a German prince hadn´t decided to buy some land in the obscure fishing village where his car broke down in 1946 it is likely that few people outside of Spain would have heard of the name Marbella. As it happens, he did, and soon began inviting his A-list celebrity...
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Expat life: Making new friends
Moving to a new country is fraught with challenges - finding a new job, getting to grips with the local way of life, new culture, new food etc. But there is another challenge and one that is often overlooked amidst all the other pressures of the move:...
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5 Traditional festivals not to be missed on Costa Blanca
Whether if you live in Spain or just come to visit, there are at least 5 traditional festivals you have to know and visit in Costa Blanca. Summer is high-season, so you will be able to find party and celebrations almost in every town of Alicante. As we cannot assist...
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Costa del Sol, local culinary specialties
Today’s post is especially aimed at you, foodies all over the world 😉 Costa del Sol is no exception to Spaniards' love of good food and the so-called sobremesa (table talk). Read on to find out more on the gastronomic delights Costa del Sol offers. When it comes...
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Costa del Sol, an all-year-round golfer’s paradise
Costa del Sol is also known as Costa del Golf and there is a good reason for that. There are ca. 60 golf courses located along this sought-after stretch of coastline, of which 4 are ranked in the Top 10 in Europe: Valderrama Golf Club, San Roque Golf Club, La Reserva...
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Estepona: the New Golden Mile
Estepona is a thriving town nestled between the Mediterranean Sea and Sierra Bermeja range. Well known as part of the "New Golden Mile" of Costa del Sol, Estepona has turned into one of the most exclusive towns in Costa del Sol. The New Golde Mile is the name given...
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TOP 10: Costa Blanca’s most beautiful coves
Alicante province has 218km of coastline made up of some of the most beautiful beaches and coves you could imagine. The region receives the largest number of Blue Flags each year for the great quality of the water, sand and the wide range of facilities offered. In...
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National healthcare system for expats in Spain
If you plan to move to Spain, you should note that it is essential to make your own arrangements to get a health-insurance coverage for yourself. The European Health Insurance Card is only valid for a limited period of time, i.e. people on a holiday or a temporary...
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Bonfires of Saint John
As every year, Alicante celebrates the coming of the summer with the Bonfires of Saint John, Hogueras de San Juan. This festival lasts for 5 days, from 20th to 24th June. It brings hundreds of people into the street willing to enjoy music, food, firecrackers and the...
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There is no better time than now to buy your home on the coast
If you have ever considered buying a 2 nd home in a relaxing place blessed with over 300 days of sunshine a year and a pleasant climate. If you want to live close to sea and get away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. A getaway where you can enjoy the...
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