Created by BigWally on May 25, 2004
- An RCI week based vacation traveling by car on the Costa Del Sol. Based from the Mediterranean town of Fuengiola, this journal describes our base camp at the Club Playa Vista at Lubina Sol and day trips to Malaga, Fuengiola,Torremolinos, Marbella, Ronda, Nerja and Granada.
Created by Leapin Lorne on November 6, 2002
- Somehow, the sky seems a much brighter shade of blue in Andalucia. That's how my wife and I came away from our three week journey through this beautiful and historic region of southern Spain!
- 5 reviews
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Created by Jose Kevo on September 17, 2001
- Located along Spain's most southern coast, the Costa del Sol is an excellent "package destination" that gives travelers convenient access to all there's to see in the Andalucia province as well as Gibraltor and Tangiers, Morocco. Coming here, once was not enough! VUELVERE - I will return!
Created by Todd W. on November 3, 2000
- Andalusia is incredible. The cities, the countryside, the people, and the weather are welcoming and beautiful. I spent three weeks here and in surrounding areas and still felt like I had very little time.
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- 5 Stories
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Created by raherahn on January 14, 2008
- Two quick day trips into Andalucia, from Gibraltar
Created by Totally relaxed on February 13, 2007
- Beginning in Malaga visiting some places of interest close by.
Created by c_from_dc on January 2, 2007
- We started out in Seville, we rented a car and drove to various Pueblos Blancos like Jerez de la Frontera, Cordoba, Arcos de la Frontera, Zahara de la Sierra, Ronda, Ubeda and Granada. Here is an account of the dos and don'ts in Andalucia.
Created by Albondon on January 18, 2005
- Adra, a port rated one of the worst places to visit in the Rough Guide, but how long is it since they were there?
Created by amidala_sg on January 18, 2005
- Please view my photos at: http://amidala.atspace.com/.
Benahavis was charming and served exquisite cuisine. Seville had historic buildings, parks, art and churches. Ronda, a town split by a dramatically deep gorge, is spectacular. But the Alhambra, quietly alluring and bathed in an air of other worldliness, awed and bedazzled me.
Created by Albondon on January 9, 2005
- Guide to this quieter and lesser-known area of Andalucia, Spain, and the wine village of Albondon.
Andalucia
Tourism and Travel Guide