Kør til Gibraltar. Parker bilen før grænsen. Gå over grænsen og tag en bus rundt for 25euros og se grotter og huler og alt det hele. Det er abeskønt. Ovesen

If visiting Las Alpujarras, there has been many land slips causing serious damage in parts of the road network due to the severe winter, so drive with care! Visit the Alqueria de Morayma hotel near Cadiar for a good lunch/dinner or stay, chill out factor +++++ Stewart

Den lille bjegby Comares der ligger som en snetop på en bjergtop er absolut et besøg værd. Kruse

For fugleinteresseret er Fuente del Piedro et besøg vejr, der kan være op til 25.000 flamingoer i foråret. Kruse

Visit the Alcazaba in Malaga and have Tapas in the nearby bar Pipitos?)

Helle Hollis writes:

Alcazaba is a Moorish fortification built on a hill in the center of Málaga. It was built mostly in the 11th century and was the palace of the city's governing Muslims. The opening hours are in summertime 9:30 to 20:00. In winther 8:30 to 19:00. Summer and winther time change along with the oficial time of change between summer and winther. Closed mondays, 1st of January, 28th of February and 25th of December.

There does exist a bar called "Pipitos" near Alcazaba (or perhaps it´s called "Pepitos"), however "Bodega El Pimpi" (also right next to Alcazaba) is definitely worth a visit. It´s famous allover Málaga and is still an authentic Spanish bodega with simple but delicious food and big barrels inside.

Benahavis is full of good restaurants and a pleasant atmosphere for a Sunday lunch.

Get away from the tourist areas, go inland, see the real Spain. Eat Spanish food in Spanish restuarants. Buy what the locals buy.

ANTHONY RICHARD SMITH

El Chorro og El Torcal er helt klart steder man skal besøge. Ligeledes bør man ved besøg i Ronda tage turen omkring Zahara de la Sierra. En tur til Trevelez er heller ikke at foragte:-) Men prøv de 2 andre ture først.

JENS ERIK STAUSHOLM

Helle Hollis writes:

"El chorro" is a limestore gorge through which passes the Guadalhorce river. The area has been protected by "Junta de Andalucia" since 1989 because of its ecological, historical and palaeontological value and is definitely worth a visit. "El Chorro" is especially known for "El camino del Rey" which is a path known to be very dangerous. At the moment it is in a highly dangerous state and it is now prohibited to do the walk though local climbers still climb there. For several years reconstructions have been requiered, however it´s just now that the work has actually started.

"El Torcal" is a natural park reserve south of the town of Antequera in the province of Málaga. It is located in the mountains "Sierra el Torcal" and is known for its karst landscapes and the beauty of these. Also it has a great variety of wildflowers.

One has to see the Alhambra, of course. But a few kilometers away, in the village Fuentevaqueros, is the birtplace of Federico Garcia Lorca, which has been turned into a very charming and interesting museum. If you are interested in Spanish history or literature, you should visit this museum.

HALVOR FURRE HALVORSEN

Helle Hollis writes where you can buy tickets for the Alambra:

http://www.servicaixa.com/nav/landings/es/mucho_mas/alhambra/alhambra.html :

Helle Hollis writes where how to contact Museo de Federico Garcia Lorca:

Tlf: (0034) 958 51 64 53

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A visit to the promenade at Marbella and lunch at one of the Tapas bars on the front.

STANLEY DOMINEY