I'm the researcher, walker, and co-founder behind Spain on Foot. For years, I've been uncovering Spain's stories, especially in Andalusia, where history clings to every stone and the landscapes feel alive beneath your feet. What started as a passion for travel grew into something deeper: a commitment to understanding Spain's cultural heart. I've walked its ancient caminos, explored its layered past, and met the people whose lives and traditions rarely appear in guidebooks. My goal is to help you experience Spain in a way that's authentic, meaningful, and connected, so every journey feels like more than just a trip.
festivals
Complete guide to Málaga Carnival 2026: February 7-15 dates, full schedule, Battle of Flowers, Burial of the Anchovy procession, free food tastings, parade routes, and local tips.
things-to-do
Find the best places to watch the sunset in Marbella, from Puerto Banus marina to secret beach coves and rooftop bars. Includes sunset times, photography tips, and local favorites.
things-to-do
What to do in Malaga when it rains. Museums, markets, cooking classes, hammams, escape rooms, and rainy day activities for families from locals who live here.
getting-around
Complete Estepona parking guide: free car parks, €1/day municipal parking, underground options, blue zones, and the best spots for the old town, beach, marina, and markets.
getting-around
Public transport in Malaga is a breeze, thanks to its reliable, affordable, and easy-to-navigate network. Although you might not need public transpor...
food-drink
Living in the heart of Malaga, it's hard not to be a foodie; the city is made for long lunches, tapas crawls, and late nights at your favourite restaurant (call...
things-to-do
A local's guide to the best things to do in Nerja, Spain. From Nerja Caves and Balcón de Europa to hidden beaches, kayaking to waterfalls, and the best day trips.
things-to-do
Nerja is home to some of the most beautiful beaches on the Costa del Sol. Golden-sand stretches, tiny hidden coves, and dramatic cliff-backed shores that look s...
things-to-do
Every time I return to Nerja, whether it's for long summer days at Playa Burriana or to watch Jethro launch himself off the rocks on the left side of the beach ...
food-drink
The best coffee shops in Málaga from specialty roasters to cat cafés. Where to find great coffee, work remotely, and experience Málaga's unique coffee culture.
things-to-do
Complete guide to Nerja's markets. The Tuesday fresh market and Sunday flea market on Calle Mirto. Times, what to buy, how to get there, and nearby markets.
things-to-do
If you're travelling to Nerja and love the ocean, then this waterfall has to be on your bucket list! Maro is a 15-metre cascade that plunges straight from the m...
