Segovia has a wonderful setting, built on a ridge where 2 rivers join. The city is topped off by the fairytale castle of the Alcazar.

Arcos de la Frontera is one of the few Pueblos Blancos which can be photographed from many different viewpoints, thanks to the road that runs around it.

Shards of rock rising from a deep, blue sea and views along an extraordinary coastline await the photographer at Cabo de Gata. This rugged coastal headland lies in a beautiful nature park with unspoiled landscapes and isolated beaches.

The best place to visit in Spain for Carnival has got to be the, normally quiet, town of Cadiz which goes crazy for 10 days of festivities. The singing is out of this world and laughter and having a good time is what it's all about.

A karstic landscape of surreal rock formations on a mountain outside Antequera, this is an unmissable photographic location.

The Feria de Abril is a time for the locals to let their hair down. Everyone dresses up in terrifically photogenic dresses, impromptu dancing takes place in the streets, horse and carriages are all around the city, and generally a good time is had by all.