In Andalusia you can do every type of tourism, from rural tourism with children, an escape with your partner, to cultural tourism.
When we talk about Andalusia it’s impossible not to mention its fabulous beaches, its Mediterranean climate and the ‘chiringuitos’ on the sand, a delight for tourists during the summer months. But, Andalusia is much more than sun and sand, and much more than parties and ‘siestas’, perhaps this summer is a good moment to find out.
Beaches and Mountains in one location
Andalusia is the perfect destination for pairing tourism and sports. Its climate and earth present a great range of possibilities, the ocean and air make southern Europe the ideal location to practice water sports; like snorkelling or surfing, but you can also enjoy a boat trip along the Mediterranean waters. Cadiz, specifically, Tarifa, has become one of the most important places to surf or kite-surf in Europe.
On the other hand, the Sierra Bermeja de Estepona, the Parque Natural del Cabo de Gata in Almería or el Parque Natural de la Sierra de Grazalema in the Cadiz province, are magical places where you can enjoy hiking.
If you’re looking to enjoy some family time, Estepona could be a good choice. With its beaches, the Sierra Bermeja, a less “nocturnal” form of tourism, and with Elba Estepona hotel offering the little ones free of charge, what else could you want?
A romantic getaway
If you want to escape for a couple of days with your partner, Andalusia is worth it, with its great gastronomic offers, which have become iconic in Mediterranean cuisine. Its offer doesn’t only unite the best chefs in the country, but it looks for the best locations to provide you with a perfect service.
Here is an example, Beach Club La Ballena, localizado en Elba Costa Ballena, an idyllic place to sink your feet in the sand and enjoy your meal in the best company.