Málaga is the gateway to the Costa del Sol in southern Spain. Many visitors leave quickly on their way to the popular beach resorts and never give Málaga more than a quick look. But Málaga is a lively, vibrant city with much to offer and you could spend an entire holiday in the city.  Marbella together with neighbouring Puerto Banús is the exclusive holiday destination of choice for the rich and famous. You will rub shoulders with international celebrities ...

Barcelona offers the visitor unique food, ideal weather, excellent beaches, interesting Gaudi-inspired architecture as well as Catalan art and music. The city successfully hosted the 1992 Summer Olympic Games. The nearby Costa Brava and Costa Dorada rose to prominence as tourist destinations during the 1950s. Costa Brava means “rugged coast” in Spanish and the craggy rock formations on its distinctive coastline could well have been sketched by one of the artists who call it home.

With its pleasant climate and proximity to northern Europe, the Costa del Sol has been attracting tourists for centuries. The Spanish resort cities of Marbella, Puerto Banus, Mijas, Torremolinos and Malaga are just a quick airline flight away from the rest of Europe. Nearby in the southeast of Spain, the Costa Calida is the Mediterranean region that has grown the fastest most recently and includes historical cities like Murcia (the capital), Cartagena and Lorca.

(approx. 370 pages)Our illustrated travel guide features of the best information from an experienced traveler as well as other local resources. It's just what you need to help you to plan your trip in advance and to accompany you on-the-ground.Finding Internet access when traveling can be a problem so carry your mobile guidebook in the palm of your hand. We include a fully linked Table of Contents to access context-specific information quickly and easily, even when offline....

This travel guide to Tenerife, perhaps the most popular of all the Canary islands, helps visitors to get the best from their holiday. An introduction fills in the cultural and historical context, the main body details resorts, beaches, top places to visit, suggests and describes days out. Cars tour itineraries are detailed to get the very best out of a holiday. Finally, a short fact file provides the nitty gritty information on health care, mosquitoes and all the handy to know bits of loca...

Our illustrated travel guide will take you to the famous city of Granada in Spain.Granada is located in the Andalucia region of Spain. Rich in history and culture, Granada is arguably the single most worthwhile city in Spain for a tourist. In addition to a rich multicultural history, the Alhambra and other monuments, a student-driven nightlife, and skiing and trekking in the nearby Sierra Nevada, Granada offers a break from the summer heat of other Andalusian cities such as Córdoba...

(approx. 145 pages) Our illustrated travel guide features of the best information from an experienced traveler as well as other local resources. It's just what you need to help you to plan your trip in advance and to accompany you on-the-ground. Finding Internet access when traveling can be a problem so carry your mobile guidebook in the palm of your hand. We include a fully linked Table of Contents to access context-specific information quickl...

The Algarve, located on the south coast of Portugal, is the country's most popular vacation destination. With two hundred kilometres of sandy beaches and seaside, the Algarve is surprisingly cheap, very safe and rich in culture and diversity. TABLE OF CONTENTS: Introduction to the Algarve, Portugal - Overview - Culture - Orientation/Location - Climate and When to Visit - Sightseeing Highlights - Lagos - Antigo Mercado de Escravos (Slave Market) - Church of St. Sebastian (Igreja de Sao Seba...

Albufeira's year-round good weather, relatively inexpensive prices, high quality beaches and other tourist attractions make it one of the most popular destinations in Portugal's Algarve region.Table of Contents:Introduction to Albufeira - Overview - Culture - Location & Orientation - Climate & When To Visit - Sightseeing Highlights - Olhos de Água Beach - Tunnel Beach & Fishermen Beach - Zoomarine & Swimming With Dolphins - Luso Aventura Adventure Park - Indigo Divers – Div...

(approx. 146 pages)Our illustrated travel guide features of the best information from an experienced traveler as well as other local resources. It's just what you need to help you to plan your trip in advance and to accompany you on-the-ground.Finding Internet access when traveling can be a problem so carry your mobile guidebook in the palm of your hand. We include a fully linked Table of Contents to access context-specific information quickly and easily, even when offline....

Here is a touch of Europe which enjoys 3,000 hours annually of Mediterranean-bright sun, some of the most beautiful and scenic beaches imaginable and a flavour of Africa after centuries of Moorish occupation. The beaches alone are such a draw that the wealth of interest in the inland towns and villages of Algarve is greatly overlooked and Alentejo, the neighbouring region, relatively neglected. It takes a little over 2 hours to drive the length of Algarve which many visitors happily under...

Avoid the crowded beaches of the well known costas of Spain and head to the Galician coastline instead for a refreshing and sunny change. In the Costa do Marisco (Shellfish Coast), the Norwegian-style fjords of the Rias Altas hide deserted beaches, shallow lagoons and pretty little villages where freshly caught fish and shellfish are plentiful on local menus. TABLE OF CONTENTS: A Coruña, Vigo & the Shellfish Coast of Galicia, Spain - Overview - Culture - Location & Orientation - Climate & ...