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Need something to impress your friends with on your next hike? Read on and discover the amazing world of Andalucían trail signs.
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"There are no strangers here, only friends you haven't met yet." This phrase is often misattributed to W.B. Yeats, but it truly reflects the tradition of Irish hospitality. Taking up an invitation to walk in Ireland, Jools experienced this warmth and friendliness firsthand.
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Do you need a UK barometer to gauge how fit you need to be for walking in Andalucía? Then look no further than the 'Ingleby Incline' walk up in the North Yorkshire Moors.
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A few simple tips can enhance your experience while walking in the heat. Here are my tried and trusted suggestions for enjoying the trail on warmer days.
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Untouched by the last ice age and in proximity to North Africa, it is no surprise that the Iberian Peninsula is one of the most biodiverse landscapes in Europe, with many protected areas.
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After a day on the trail, what can be more enjoyable than tapas Al Fresco? Sitting in a shaded side street with a selection of hot and cold tapas and a cool drink is a perfect way to end your walk.
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The mountains of southern Spain are a fascinating place to visit, having had a profound influence on both history and the present day. Take a whirlwind tour of the processes that have shaped these beautiful landscapes.
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In just a few hours of flying, you can experience walking with the warm wind on your face, the sun's gentle rays bathing your body, the aroma of pine trees filling your lungs, and enjoying tapas in the beautiful Axarquía region of Andalucía.
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It's not always about how far you walk or how high you climb during your day on the trail. Certain walks reveal their secrets and mysteries when you move slower and take the time to enjoy your surroundings. On this holiday, you will experience three such walks.
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Just fifty kilometres west of Malaga City and only 45 minutes by car is a part of the Costa del Sol coastline that may be unrecognisable to some. It is the most western point of the Province of Malaga and part of the region known as La Axarquía.
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If this is your first walking holiday to Andalucía, or you're looking to return for another visit, then this weekend offers a brilliant insight into walking in the inland areas of Malaga.
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Deciding which of our walks to take is usually driven by the usual hiking parameters of length, ascent, weather, views, and the time required. Additionally, when walking with Phil, there is always the added element of the quality of the tapas bars in the vicinity of the chosen route!
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