When most people think of Málaga, the central province of Spain’s most famous holiday coast, its beautiful beaches and swinging resort towns come first to mind. But if you want to add a little depth beyond a typical “turn-and-burn” holiday, you might be interested to......

Up in this long, narrow country’s north, this 1,600-kilometre-long (990-mile) strip of plateau along the Pacific Ocean is one of the world’s most remote and implacable places, with a bleak, otherworldly beauty all its own. The Atacama is also the world’s driest desert, with about......

Among other things, Spain’s verdant northern Principality of Asturias is known for its spectacular inland mountains, such as the Picos de Europa. But there are other ranges up here, as well, such as the Sierra de Aramo, just a half hour’s drive south of the......