Every May, Daimús gets—literally—lit up at its pyrotechnic correfoc street show organized by the Colla Penya Foc Seguit de Xeraco group. It’s about drum-bashing, mad getups, and lots of fireworks lighting up the evening. It’s part of spring celebrations in … Continue reading →
Denia‘s Moros y Cristianos fiesta, held annually in early summer, is one of the most
Continue reading →The Moros y Cristianos fiesta in Miramar, a small town in the Valencia province of Spain, is a vibrant and extremely popular celebration honoring the town and its history and culture. Held
Continue reading →The Moros y Cristianos fiesta in Daimús, Spain, is a lively and colorful celebration in which the history of the country is reenacted through the Moor-Christian battles of the Reconquista. Held annually
Continue reading →The Moros y Cristianos fiesta in Pego, Spain, is a spectacular annual celebration that pays tribute to the historic battles between the Moors and Christians during the Reconquista. Held in June,
Continue reading →The Correfoc is a thrilling and energetic tradition celebrated in various parts of Spain, particularly during festivals like the Fallas and the Nit de Foc in Gandia. Translating to “fire run,” it involves participants dressed as devils, lighting fireworks and … Continue reading →
We take a walk around Calpe, a picturesque coastal town on Spain’s Costa Blanca, famous for its stunning beaches and year-round sunshine.
Continue reading →A tour of the impressive Castle that overlooks the Mediterranean town of Cullera. Cullera Castle, perched atop the Muntanya de les Raboses, offers breathtaking views of the Mediterranean and the town below. Originally built in the 10th century by the … Continue reading →
A walk around the streets and beach area of Cullera, a town on the Mediterranean coast, just south of Valencia, España. Un paseo por las calles y la zona de playa de Cullera, un pueblo de la costa mediterránea, al … Continue reading →
We go for a walk around Benidorm one September evening. We walk along the Platja de Llevant, look at the sunning views from the Mirador del Castell – Balcó de la Mediterrània, and walk down the “Benidorm Strip” and look … Continue reading →
