5 REASONS TO SPEND WINTER VACATION IN SOUTHERN SPAIN

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Planning a trip to Spain and need a place to start? Thinking about spending the winter vacation in Southern Spain?

Here are our top 5 reasons to spend the winter vacation in Andalusia, the cultural and history reach area in Southern Spain.
1. PLENTY OF SUN AND BLUE SKY

While the rest of the Europe is under black clouds, rain and snow, the Southern Spain sky is bright blue and the Sun is shining. The weather is perfect to enjoy a nice walk in the old town of Malaga or to hike the hidden trails up in the mountains.



Bright blue sky

2. MEDITERRANEAN SEA

Nice sensation to lay down on the sea side and feel the warm breeze. The water here is turquoise and the sand is made of tiny pebbles. On a shiny day the Atlas mountains are visible. To be on the seaside during the winter is an amazing feeling, it will boost your mood, no more gray clouds and cold weather. The sound of the waves is something priceless. This time of the year not so many tourists and the beach it's all yours to enjoy




Sunset in Benalmádena

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