Every summer, towns and villages across the Valencian Community come alive with fiestas, music, parades and colourful traditions. Among the most distinctive are the Moros i Cristians celebrations, or Moors and Christians festivals. While some towns are famous for enormous … Continue reading →
If you’re travelling from the UK to Spain, you may have heard about the European Union’s new Entry/Exit System (EES). Although many travellers are concerned it will make crossing the border more difficult, the system is simply a new way … Continue reading →
A magnitude 4.1 earthquake recently shook southeastern Spain, with tremors felt across the Region of Murcia and parts of the Costa Blanca. While some media reports described scenes of panic among holidaymakers, the reality was far less dramatic, with no … Continue reading →
Every summer, the streets of Oliva, Valencia, Spain, come alive with colour, music and tradition as the town celebrates its spectacular Moros y Cristianos Festival. One of the highlights of the celebrations is the Entrada Cristiana, a magnificent parade that … Continue reading →
Every summer, towns and villages across the Valencian Community come alive with one of Spain’s most spectacular and historic celebrations – Moros y Cristianos. In 2026, the coastal town of Daimús, Valencia, Spain, once again hosted its colourful Gran Desfile … Continue reading →
Nestled on the southern edge of Dénia lies one of the Costa Blanca’s most spectacular coastal landscapes. Known as Les Rotes, this protected stretch of Mediterranean coastline offers a completely different experience from the long sandy beaches that make much … Continue reading →
Every summer, the picturesque town of Pego bursts into colour, music and celebration as it hosts one of the Marina Alta’s most impressive festivals – the Moros y Cristianos (Moros i Cristians). The 2026 Grand Parade once again transformed the … Continue reading →
Every June, beaches across Spain come alive with one of the country’s most magical and eagerly anticipated celebrations. Known as Noche de San Juan throughout Spain and Nit de Sant Joan in the Valencian Community, this centuries-old festival combines fire, … Continue reading →
Valencia is one of Spain’s most fascinating cities to explore by road. As the country’s third-largest city, it combines centuries of history with futuristic architecture, wide boulevards, Mediterranean beaches and modern transport infrastructure. This relaxing POV drive takes viewers on … Continue reading →
For years, airline passengers have accepted that using the internet in the air usually meant paying high prices for a slow connection that struggled to do much more than send emails or browse a few web pages. Streaming video, making … Continue reading →
Just a short distance north of Valencia lies one of the most colourful and unique seaside locations on the Mediterranean coast of Spain. Port Saplaya is often called “Spain’s Little Venice” thanks to its picturesque marina canals, pastel-coloured waterfront apartments, … Continue reading →
Saturday mornings in Gandía / Gandia, Valencia, Spain offer a very different atmosphere compared to the busy summer afternoons many visitors are familiar with. Before the beaches begin to fill and the cafés become crowded, the city centre still has … Continue reading →
Welcome to Moraira, one of the most beautiful seaside towns on Spain’s Costa Blanca. In this stunning 4K drone video, we soar above golden beaches, circle historic landmarks, and glide across the sparkling Mediterranean to showcase why Moraira is such … Continue reading →
Playa de Tavernes de la Valldigna is usually known for its wide sandy shoreline, relaxed family atmosphere, and long promenade stretching along the Valencia coast. Backed by modern apartment blocks and framed by mountains rising inland, it’s a beach that … Continue reading →
The port area of Jávea, known locally as Xàbia, is one of the most atmospheric and authentic corners of Spain’s Costa Blanca. While many visitors associate the town with beaches and summer sunshine, the Puerto de Jávea reveals a slower, … Continue reading →
