Author: Layse Murari

Today, we will explore the Mazarrón Bay which is located in the region of Murcia and is bathed by the Mediterranean Sea. This region was once frequented by Phoenicians, Romans, miners and fishermen. Today it is a quiet, cozy place Read More …

With more than 2500 years of history, cartagena is one of the most important cities of the mediterranean. It is a city where the old and the modern are present everywhere. When in cartagena, paying a visit to its port Read More …

Located in the Province of Murcia, and is a very special place, sought after by many tourists. La Manga is formed by a narrow strip of land, 24km long, where on one side is the Mar Menor, a saltwater lagoon, Read More …

The Spanish coast is extensive and it is divided into coastal áreas. Every traveller has a favourite, and today we will explore what makes each one unique. Costa Blanca The Costa Blanca is the tourist name given to the Mediterranean Read More …

A famous term worldwide, ‘La Siesta’ is an old Spanish tradition that consists of sleeping 15 to 30 minutes after lunch. During ‘siesta’ time it is very common to close some commercial establishments. And how did the siesta begin? Many Read More …

Known for more than 5000 thousand years, and named as liquid gold, olive oil or aceite from the Arabic word az-záyt, was considered by Hippocrates as a medicine with anti-inflammatory properties, and was used to treat wounds and relieve pain. Read More …

In Spain, people have the habit of eating lunch at 2:00 pm. At this time, the restaurants are full and many people are on the streets. Spanish people are accustomed to eating the “Menu del dí­a”, which consists of: a Read More …

Flamenco is a Spanish art, where singers and dancers express their emotions through music, dance and singing. The combination of guitars, castanets, voices, body movements and a lot of feeling make this dance something unique and enthralling. The rhythm is Read More …