Andalucia boasts of abundance in natural beauty, historical landmarks and culture. When it comes to activities and what to do when you are touring Andalucia, each province has a lot to offer to make your stay worthwhile and memorable.
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|  Andalucia is situated at the southernmost part of Spain and therefore its coastline is surrounded by beautiful and long beaches, from Costa de la Luz, Costa del Sol, Costa Tropical to Costa Almeria, more than 800 km of coastline.
Costa de la Luz encompasses the provinces of Huelva, Sevilla, and Cadiz and lies along the Atlantic shore. It is the best spot for surfing and other water activities in Southern Spain.
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| The Arab baths are also known as Banos Arabes in Spanish or Hammam in Arabic. Travellers to Andalucia should at least alot a day for relaxation and what best way to attain this is by aroma therapy, massage, steam room and three temperature baths: warm, cold and lukewarm. Not only will your body feel rejuvenated but your senses will also be uplifted.
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| Skiing and Snow Boarding at Sierra Nevada, Granada
Granada is one of those places blessed with the diversity of land and water, and of sea and snow combination. The wonderful beaches of Granada: Salobrena, Almunecar and Motril makes Granada an idyllic spot to be in the summer, spring and maybe even autumn. In the winter season Granada has still a lot to offer, thanks to the Sierra Nevada. It is the southernmost ski resort in Europe although it is not the biggest in size, it is complete with amenities, hotels, sporting gears to rent and has hosted numerous international ski events.
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