Never heard of Andalucia?  Or just want to learn more about what there is in Spain's most beautiful and historic region?  Then please read on...


Mount Reales 1497m - Near our base Casares


In the next few pages you will find information on where
Andalucia is, some of it's history, and what makes it one of the most interesting and dynamic places to visit anywhere in the world.  From the golden sands and azure seas of the southern coast, to the rolling hills and majestic mountains of the north, and the ancient castles and historic cities to the endless orchards of olives and vines, Andalucia has something for everyone.

 
An invasion of the senses

Ronda's magnificent "Puente Nuevo" bridge

Andalucia is a land of exotic history, rich cultures, diverse landscapes, exciting seascapes, colorful images, artists and good old tranquility! It is one of those rare places on our planet that has been deeply influenced by foreign invasion - both for conquest and for peace! We are here for peace of course and for your benefit we have penetrated deep into the heart to provide you with the best possible experiences. This was no easy task. How do you experience such a brilliant region in a very short time? Well, you can't unless you extend your travels considerably! But with Adventurebug you will be introduced to Andalucia's finest features - by the experts!


Click here to see a slideshow of the sights of Andalucia


A Few Facts About Andalucia:

  • The largest autonomous region in Spain - occupying the entire Atlantic coast and nearly a third of the Mediterranean beaches.
  • Diverse landscapes consisting of snow peaked mountains, deserts, world class beaches, quiet coves grass lands, and some of the best National Parks in all of Spain.
  • An ideal climate with mild winters (average annual temperature - 18 degrees Celsius), hot tropical summers, low average rainfall and the most amount of sunshine in Europe!
  • Culturally rich offering Flamenco music and dance, Fiestas, bull fighting, ceramic art, outstanding food, sherry and the obvious influences of cultures from Pre-Historic man to the Phoenicians, Romans, Arabs and Moors.
  • Fascinating and diverse architecture such as the Moorish styled white washed villages, the Alhambra Palace, the Mesquite of Cordoba and much, much more!
  • Popular cities and towns of Andalucia are:
    • Malaga (Home of Picasso)
    • Granada (Former Arab strong hold nearly lost to the Spanish indefinitely)
    • Seville (The Giralda, Home of Flamenco and Bullfighting!)
    • Cordoba (Site of one of the most stunning mosques in the world)
    • Cadiz (possibly the oldest village in Europe!)
    • Jaen (Near the beautiful Cazorla National Park)
    • Almeria (home to some of the most familiar John Wayne / Clint Eastwood Westerns ever made!)
    • Ronda (site of the first Bull Ring and the beautiful Gorge over the Rio Guadelevin)
    • Huelva (Where Columbus sailed to America from)
    • Sierra Nevada (highest peak on mainland Spain and home to the country's largest ski resort)
    • Plus much, much more!
  • Famous moments in Andalucian history were brought to us by Christopher Columbus, Picasso, Blas Infante, General Franco, Julius Caesar and plenty of others! Exciting Mediterranean wildlife consisting of mountain goats, wild boar, deer, vultures, eagles, flamingos, plenty of reptiles, dolphins, whales and much more.

Recommended Reading:

Holiday Walks from the Costa Del Sol - Matt Butler (Sigma Pub UK)  Lonely Planet - Spain
Complete Mediterranean Wildlife - Paul Sterry (Collins)
Fiesta / Death in the Afternoon - E. Hemingway
Driving Over Lemons - Chris
Stewart                                                  Parrot in a Pepper Tree - Chris Stewart
Andalucia - A portrait of Southern Spain - N. Luard / Century Pub
Andalucia - Michael Jacobs / Pallas Guides
www.sigmapress.co.uk - For great walking guide books Internationally 

 


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We've put together a Slide show to show some of the scenery, flora and fauna that we go through on our tours.   Have a look... [Click Here]
 
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Fancy a good read? Our guide book to walks and hikes around Andalucia has now been published.
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The Adventure Bug

Adventurebug Andalucia
Calle Juan Ceron, 20
Casares
29690 Malaga
SPAIN
Tel: (+34) 952 894 308
Mobile: (+34) 635 817 819
email: info@adventurebug.com

Company Registered No. X2696352Q REAT Adventure Tourism License No. AT/MA/00022 (Junta de Andalucia - Spain)

 

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