News about travel, nature and Andalusia
In our BLOG, you will find information that allow you to know better our region and enjoy your trip in Andalusia, and the most relevant news about our activity as nature guides.
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Why do we like to travel to Andalusia so much?
An accessible regionThe sun and heatCulture medi-terranéenneL'héritage andalousiSurprises...
Al-Ándalus
Al-Ándalus is the Arabic term, of uncertain origin (perhaps the Atlantic Land) that designates...
Andalusian cuisine: 10 essential recipes
We present a selection of essential dishes that describe the Andalusian popular gastronomy. If...
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Andalusian territory
Wildlife reports
Three kings and six lynx (Tour in Andalusia)
A report by Roy van Grunsven, Dick Groenendijk and Tim Termaat. From the 5th to the 15th of January 2023, we did a tour through Andalusia with Florent Prunier (G3-guides). The main goal was to see Iberian Lynx but also see some other wildlife such as birds and...
G3-news
Rural Cicerones, autumn 2019
During the fall of 2019, we participated in the Rural Cicerones program, the network of local tour guides, an initiative aimed at promoting slow tourism in the province of Malaga. We have attended three events: the training "Design of products and slow experiences:...
Travel tips to Andalusia
About languages and Spanish
Spaniards like to comment that they are the people who study the most English on the entire planet ... without success. It is curious for Latinos who like to talk and express themselves so much. It is easy to blame a school method little focused on the 'live'...
Andalusian culture
Travel literature on Andalusia
Memoirs of expat living in Spain and of travelers Andrew Edwards and Suzanne Edwards - 2016. Andalucia: A Literary Guide for Travellers. IB Tauris. Chris Stewart - 1999. Driving Over Lemons: An Optimist in Andalucía. - 2000. A Parrot in the Pepper Tree. - 2006....
Andalusian gastronomy
A guide to tapas and tapeo
"Take a tapa, ask for tapas, go for tapeo, tapear (the verb)" ... It's a style, the icon of Spanish popular culture. The "tapa" is that small portion to eat on the go, a snack, not a meal in itself. You can't ask for a tapa on its own ... you have to choose from a...