Living in Andalusia
We feel privileged to live on the Andalusian countryside, and therefore, we want to share our experiences. Whether it’s about the Ferias, the climate, schools or its stunning nature, it will hopefully help our clients to perceive a sharpened picture about Andalusia and what it means to actually reside here.
Andalusia is the ideal area to keep horses, providing the perfect climate to practice equestrian sports all year round. Here we offer three properties with a variety of equestrian services. Some offer shelters or provide...Read More
Casares oozes inspiration, creativity and natural beauty. Many try and capture the light putting pen to paper or brush to canvas, but very few capture the true colours of Casares like Kenneth Godfrey. Our local...Read More
Near Gaucin, you will come across two of the most sought-out rural luxury locations of in Andalusia. La Hoya and La Almunia, also known as La Almuña. Located at just 10 minutes from the picturesque...Read More
A summer in Casares is a summer spent between the wonders of the coast and the mountains. This lovely Andalusian village provides you with the perfect balance between beachlife and the authenticity of true Andalusia....Read More
The luxury of spending the summer in Andalusia, the South of Spain, is that you get to experience the relaxing summer lifestyle. However, the vibrant summer nights will also truly show what it is to...Read More
2019 brings the 16th edition of Art Gaucin Open Studios. On the last weekend of May and first of June, visitors are invited to the “balcony of the mountains”, otherwise known as the town of...Read More
Living in Andalusia is choosing to enjoy life and adopting a much healthier lifestyle! What we have known for years is now officially confirmed by Bloomberg’s study. Spain tops the rankings of the healthiest country...Read More
A reform project to create a retreat in the countryside in Casares became a reality for one of our clients. This is the story of Charlotta Östing, Dr of Naprapathy. She fell in love with the...Read More
Doña Felisa, a winery in Ronda, is in the middle of their 2018 grape harvest. A delicate and important event for wineries! Wine has been produced in Ronda since the Roman times. The old Roman...Read More
In New Zealand, Maori is the Malayo-Polynesian language, where Kia Ora means to wish someone well, to greet them, or to wish someone life and health. This precisely, is what the Bed and Breakfast in...Read More
Running a rental business near Ronda can be very lucrative. The city of Ronda has always been an interesting site to visit for tourists. The direct surroundings of Ronda have become more and more interesting during...Read More
Year after year, since 1995, a very complex and difficult race has taken place - the 101 km of Ronda in 24 hours. This year it will take place on the 12th of May. It...Read More
