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If you’ve never tried scuba diving, then there a few places in Europe better to start than the Cabo de Gata-NÃjar Nature Reserve in Andalusia. This natural spot is a UNESCO biosphere reserve blessed with crystalline Mediterranean waters. The 63 kilometre coastline in the Cabo de Gata-NÃjar Nature Reserve is a genuine paradise for scuba [...]
If you love history and archaelogy, make your way to Empúries on the Costa Brava where history and nature come together in equal parts. Discover the Roman-Greco ruins of Empúries in the heart of the Costa Brava and admire the legacy left behind on the Iberian Peninsula by the civilisations of Greece and Rome. With [...]
World music lovers flock to Cartagena for a month in July for the La Mar de M̼sicas (Sea of Music) festival with almost a month of top international acts performing at the Auditorio Parque Torres and other venues around the Mediterranean port. The festival, from June 30 РJuly 22 has enjoyed a burgeoning reputation [...]
If you want to see how windsurfing is really done, head to Pozo Izquierdo, Gran Canaria in Santa Lucia de Tirajana to see the latest round of the World Windsurfing Pro Tour. The weekend, from June 29th-1st July, features competitions in the wave and freestyle disciplines as world class competitors try to beat each other [...]
Cap de Creus is one of the most windswept but beautiful areas of the Costa Brava. A peninsula in the north of the Costa Brava, it sits on geological rocks that are more than 450 million years old and since 1984, has been considered a natural protected open area under the category of natural park. [...]
One of the most beautiful parts of Ibiza can be found in the little known Pitiüsas Islands. These are known as the Ses Salines or “Salt Flats” of Ibiza and Formentera and were designated a Natural Reserve in 1995. Many years ago, Ibiza was known as the island of salt and today the extraction of [...]
