Areas
Andalusia
Spain's largest autonomous community — the Costa del Sol, Costa de Almería and inland cities. Strong British presence, established services and a warm year-round climate.
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What British movers should know
The classic British relocation destination. Very established communities, extensive English-speaking services and a developed property market. Higher prices on Costa del Sol; better value inland and on Costa de Almería.
Welcome to Andalucía
Andalucía, located in the southernmost part of Spain, is a region rich in history, culture, and natural beauty. Known for its stunning landscapes, from the Sierra Nevada mountains to the sun-kissed beaches of the Costa del Sol, Andalucía offers a diverse array of experiences for residents and visitors alike. The region is steeped in a vibrant mix of traditions, influenced by its Moorish past, which is evident in its architecture, music, and festivals.
The warm Mediterranean climate makes Andalucía an attractive destination for those seeking a relaxed lifestyle. With its charming towns and cities, such as Seville, Granada, and Málaga, residents can enjoy a blend of modern amenities and historical charm. The region is also famous for its culinary delights, including tapas, olive oil, and local wines, making it a paradise for food lovers.
As a popular choice for expatriates, Andalucía boasts a welcoming community and a wealth of resources to help newcomers settle in. Whether you're looking for vibrant city life, tranquil countryside, or coastal living, Andalucía has something to offer everyone. Join the thriving expat community and discover the beauty and charm of this enchanting region.
Costas in Andalusia
Costa del Sol
Spain's most glamorous coast — Marbella, Málaga, Nerja. Very high British presence, premium prices and established luxury services.
Costa de Almería
Spain's driest, warmest coast — unspoiled beaches, desert landscapes, film history and some of the best-value property on the Mediterranean. The British presence is smaller than the Costa del Sol but growing fast.