Six months after severe storms and flooding caused by a DANA (Depresión Aislada en Niveles Altos) struck the region, the Bonaire Shopping Centre in Aldaia, Valencia has completed its full reopening, marking a major milestone in its recovery.
Continue reading →Located on Spain’s east Mediterranean shoreline, Gandia boasts a busy combination of seaside and natural sightseeing. Its vast coastline unfurls miles of golden beaches—a perfect spot for sunbathes, swimmers, and sailors.
Continue reading →We go to Gandia, España, to see the Tamborrada Drum Parade which starts the “Semana Santa” festivities. Vamos a Gandia, España, para ver la Tamborrada que da inicio a las fiestas de la “Semana Santa”.
Continue reading →We go to see the La Cabalgata del Ninot parade in Oliva, that took place on Saturday 29th March 2025, after being postponed twice due to the poor weather. Acudimos a ver la Cabalgata del Ninot en Oliva, que tuvo … Continue reading →
We go to see the 16th Triathlon Ciutat de Gandia, that took place around the Grau and Playa de Gandia on the 30th March 2025. Acudimos a ver el XVI Triatlón Ciutat de Gandia, que tuvo lugar en el Grau … Continue reading →
We took a walk along Playa de la Marineta Casiana in Denia, Spain. The beach holds a Blue Flag but when we visited there were still large piles of smelly seaweed that still did not deter some dedicated “sun worshippers” … Continue reading →
We’re off to the Cremà of the Fallas in Gandia—the epic, fiery finale of this incredible festival! Every year on March 19, Saint Joseph’s Day, the festival wraps up with a massive bonfire as the fallas monuments go up in … Continue reading →
We go to Gandia to watch the Offering of flowers to Our Lady of the Forsaken, which was postponed from the previous day due to rain. Nos dirigimos a Gandia para presenciar la Ofrenda de flores a la Virgen de … Continue reading →
The Mascletá on March 19th in Gandia is one of the biggest highlights of the Fallas festival. It’s the final build-up to the Cremà (when the fallas monuments are incinerated), and it offers an insane mix of noise, rhythm, and … Continue reading →
We go for a walk around a cold and wet Denia, on the COsta Blanca in España, to look at the various Fallas. Damos un paseo por Denia , España, para ver las Fallas.
Continue reading →We go for a walk around Oliva, España, to look at the various Fallas. Damos un paseo por Oliva, España, para ver las Fallas.
Continue reading →We go to Gandia on the day of the Plantà de las fallas as the fallers work to assemble and finalize their monuments before the official judging on March 16. Nos desplazamos a Gandia el día de la Plantà de … Continue reading →
We go to Gandia on a wet and rainy morning to see how the construction of the Fallas is progressing. And we see the “topping off” of one of the Fallas. Fuimos a Gandía en una mañana lluviosa para ver … Continue reading →
The Baixà del Riu Bullent (Descent of the Bullent River) is an annual festival in Pego, a town in Spain’s Marina Alta region. Held on the Saturday before Carnival, this lively event features a race along the Bullent River, located … Continue reading →
We take a walk around the beach area of Gandia to see how well they have finally cleaned up the beach, some 4 months after the DANA storm damage and debris.
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