Its proximity to Africa and historical surroundings give Andalusia a special flair.
Occupied by the Moors, reconquered by the Europeans and Christopher Columbus’ port of departure. Andalusia is the birthplace of flamenco and bullfighting, famous for its sherry and horses, a fiery temperament and for its typical white villages and beautiful cities such as Seville, Granada, Cadiz, Jerez and Tarifa.

Aside from the beach, surfing and yoga, there is plenty to see in places like Seville, Tarifa, Cadiz, Vejer and Jerez.

The Costa de la Luz is still untouched by mass tourism. The beautiful, unspoilt nature offers many possibilities for a wide range of activities. Apart from surfing, this sunny coast is a popular spot in summer for wind and kite surfing, mountain biking, walking, climbing, golf, paragliding, horse riding and much more.