Warm weather, sandy beaches and one of the most cycling-friendly environments in the word – that’s Valencia in a nutshell.
A Year of Travel IX – Valencia, Spain
A Year of Travel VIII – Alicanté and Torrevieja, Spain
Spain’s pink lake is the most mystical and surreal landscape I’ve ever seen in person.
Everything you need to know before hiking El Caminito del Rey
The decrepit footpath of Spain’s El Caminito del Rey floats like a broken chain of islands in the sky. The jagged mosaic of steel and concrete is precariously tacked onto the vertical cliff faces of El Chorro canyon. Clinging thousands of feet over the teal waters of Río Guadalhorce, the remnants of the old “king’s little path” is as much a testament to human bravery as it is a monument to our foolishness.
A Year of Travel VII – Granada, Spain
Nestled at the foothills of the Sierra Nevada is the majestic Kingdom of Granada. Much like the other cities in Andalusia, Granada boasts an eclectic mix of old world European and North African influence, and a modern metropolitan flavor that draws in visitors by the hundreds of thousands.
A Year of Travel VI – El Chorro, Spain (El Caminito del Rey)
El Caminito del Rey (the king’s little path) was once considered the world’s most dangerous hike. The walkway was repaired and recommissioned by the Spanish government in 2015 and now hosts hundreds of hikers per day.