In January 2020, the United Kingdom withdrew itself from the European Union after a highly publicised referendum, which resulted in an almost 60% of the population voting in favour of leaving. At the time, most voted believing that the European trade benefits did not outweigh the strain the country was under from mass immigration. There was very little discussion in the lead up to the referendum of how this monumental decision, may also affect British Nationals and their freedom to …

Disculpa, pero esta entrada está disponible sólo en Inglés Estadounidense. For the sake of viewer convenience, the content is shown below in the alternative language. You may click the link to switch the active language. MALAGA will have more than 500 streets decorated with 1,350,000 lights, The Video Mapping of the south tower of the Cathedral, and a new Drone Light Show, which you can see from the Palmeral de las Sorpresa, Plaza de la Marina, Muelle Uno, and Gibralfaro. The big switch-on was on November 26th and the lights will shine 40 days, the last night being the 6th of January. They will go on daily from 6:30 p.m. to 12:00 a.m. and …

As the temperatures here on the Costa del Sol are finally starting to lower and the sun’s intensity is beginning to weaken, we are ready to welcome the autumn with open arms. The summer of 2022 has been the hottest on record and we’re still seeing afternoon temperatures reach up to 28ºC even now as we head towards the end of October! This is not to say we are not enjoying the sunshine, After all, this is what makes Marbella, …

With Marbella ranking as one of the top destinations to visit and live in Europe, we take a look at what makes Marbella so popular: Weather Number one of course, the weather here in Marbella boasts an average of 320 days sunshine and the Mediterranean ocean surrounding the area is usually calm and warm. Average temperatures range between 15-20ºC throughout the year, and in the Summer months can reach up to 40+ºC. Beaches With 30km of beaches in Marbella, there’s …

With yet another heatwave striking the Costa del Sol this weekend, and one having just left the U.K. We thought we’d share with you some of our top tips for staying cool! 1. Stay Hydrated The very most important thing to do in hot weather is to keep well hydrated. Drink plenty of water, even if you don’t feel thirsty. Avoid alcohol which will dehydrate you further. If you do choose to consume alcohol, accompany with water. 2. Avoid Peak …

Four reasons why autumn is the very best season in Andalusia. 1.The weather The autumn is one of the best times to visit Andalusia , day time temperatures reach a very pleasant 20+ degrees while at night, they rarely drop below 15 degrees. It’s warm enough to sunbathe at the beach and the Mediterranean reaches its warmest temperatures in September and early October. For those of us who struggle to make it through Spain’s sweltering summer, autumn comes as a welcome relief: a sunny, …

Disculpa, pero esta entrada está disponible sólo en Inglés Estadounidense. For the sake of viewer convenience, the content is shown below in the alternative language. You may click the link to switch the active language. Marbella may be known throughout the world the for its year round temperate climate, but residents and visitors alike are still glad to wave goodbye to winter and welcome the legendary warmth of the Spanish summer. Underappreciated, though, is the Spanish Springtime when Marbella still offers up everything that is good about it; from pleasant sunny days, balmy evenings and the seasonal hotspots reopening their doors, but without the crowds, sweltering midday heat and added expense that comes as standard with …