TRIPS
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Rabat
Rabat, Morocco, is a vibrant capital known for attractions like the unfinished Hassan Tower, Mausoleum of Mohammed V, and the Kasbah Oudaya. It offers rich culture, diverse food, and bustling markets.
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Chefchaouen
Chefchaouen, a picturesque Moroccan town known for its blue buildings, offers a maze of narrow streets ideal for wandering. It’s recommended for its unique charm, local experiences, and friendly atmosphere.
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Tetouan
A planned trip to Tetouan, Morocco, faced numerous setbacks, including ferry delays and a public holiday that closed most attractions, resulting in a disappointing visit amid cold, rainy weather.
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Zuheros
Zuheros, a small Spanish village, offers charm with its community feel and stunning olive countryside. Activities include biking, hiking, and tasting local cheeses, making it a delightful destination.
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Fuerteventura
Fuerteventura, the windiest Canary Island, features stunning beaches, extinct volcanoes, and unique attractions like Popcorn Beach and cheese shops. It offers ample hiking opportunities and a laid-back vibe, making it a nature lover’s paradise.
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Granada
Granada, Spain, is renowned for its tapas culture and stunning architecture, including the Alhambra. The city, named after pomegranates, boasts rich history, beautiful vistas, and vibrant Flamenco shows.
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Antequera
Antequera, Spain, is a picturesque town known for its UNESCO-listed dolmens, historic churches, and a charming cemetery. Visitors can enjoy delicious food and vibrant streets, making it a delightful blend of the ancient and modern.
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Semana Santa
Semana Santa, or Holy Week in Spain, is a vibrant celebration marked by processions, brotherhoods, and cultural rituals. It begins on Palm Sunday, showcasing elaborate floats and community participation, reflecting deep-rooted Catholic traditions and local pride.
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Dunas de Artola & Senda Litoral
The day trip to Dunas de Artola features a nature preserve with boardwalks, scenic beaches, and historic watchtowers, offering a relaxed experience despite chilly winds.
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Carnaval
Carnaval in Spain originates as a festive celebration before Lent, featuring parades, music, and costumes. In Malaga, the vibrant celebrations include elaborate costumes, competitive singing, and a memorable closing anchovy burial.
