Walking football in Spain is becoming more and more popular, for those living out here. This is one of those things that sounds niche until you see it in Spain and realise it fits the place rather well. The game is slower, the pace is friendlier on ageing knees, and...
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Dreaming of Spanish sun? Daveinspain.com spills the tea on expat life in Spain. Unfiltered reviews on everything from finding your dream home to navigating the dreaded bureaucracy. Whether you're considering the move or already there, Dave's honest insights help you avoid pitfalls and embrace the paella lifestyle.
Monday, July 27, 2026
Wednesday, July 22, 2026
Smoking in Spain: New Smoking and Vaping Laws Explained
Smoking in Spain could soon look very different following the Spanish Government’s approval of a major overhaul of the country’s tobacco laws. Although the proposals have not yet become law and still require Parliamentary approval, they represent the biggest changes to smoking in Spain since smoking was banned inside bars,...
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My Dave In Spain Funnies
Not everything about Spain has to be serious! Here are my Dave In Spain Funnies as an easy reference point. Over the years, some of my biggest Facebook posts haven’t been travel guides or breaking news—they’ve been the light-hearted observations about everyday life that thousands of people recognise instantly. From...
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Wednesday, July 1, 2026
Semana Santa 2027 Dates And Events
Every year, without fail, Spain stops. Not in a quiet, understated way — in the way that only a country with this particular relationship to religion, spectacle, and collective emotion can manage. Streets that are normally choked with traffic become slow rivers of candlelight. The smell of incense hangs over...
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Tuesday, June 30, 2026
Spain to Cut Fuel Discounts as Economy Continues to Grow
Spain to Cut Fuel Discounts If you’ve been enjoying the discount every time you fill up your car in Spain, there’s a bit of bad news on the horizon. The Spanish Government has confirmed that fuel subsidies introduced to soften the economic impact of the conflict in the Middle East...
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Sunday, June 28, 2026
The Pines Menu De La Noche – WOW!
What better way to spend Saturday night than enjoying the The Pines menu de la noche? It’s been a while since we ate at The Pines, and I have no idea why we haven’t been back sooner. We have always loved the food here, and I happened to be on...
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Friday, June 19, 2026
Luma Brunch For Breakfast
As we were going to be in Benijofar, Soph suggested we tick Luma Brunch off our list of places to try. This was a great idea as we would be there far too early for lunch, so we decided to have breakfast. This is a lovely little place, there are...
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International Tapas Day Torrevieja 2026
International Tapas Day Torrevieja 2026 – €3.50 Tapas & Drinks Fancy spending a Saturday wandering around Torrevieja eating tapas and ha...
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Semana Santa 2026 (Holy Week) in Spain will be observed from Sunday, 29 March to Sunday, 5 April 2026. This period commemorates the Passion,...
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You must visit Pedro’s Bar and Cafeteria in Rojales for several reasons which I’ll explain in this write up. Soph had mentioned in passing s...
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Here’s a question I get from people visiting Spain with some regularity, and one I’ve asked myself more than once while standing outside som...