Spain Area Guides

 I had look under the "Travel" header and followed the link for Vera through the Almeria U-Z section and the map that is displayed is not of Vera, well at least not the Vera where I am. 

The Hotels mentioned are in my area therefore I know the area guide is referring to the Vera where I am. The map is most definitely wrong. 

Vera town is a ten minute drive from the sea (Mediterranean Sea), there is a Vera Playa next to Garrucha, Puerto Rey etc and the best way to find it on a map is to follow the AP7 toll road south from Murcia and at the other end is Vera. Unfortunately if you type Vera into Google Maps, it gives you Bera near San Sabastian in the north of Spain.

Hi Neil

The area guides are pretty rubbish at the moment.  We have a whole new "area guides" facility coming very soon (hopefully in the next couple of weeks) where we will be able to change the maps a lot easier and they will be much more interactive.

We'll correct the Vera map in the new facility.

Thanks for letting us know.

Justin

 I would not rely on BBC weather for any forecasts on the travel guide section, they said there would be heavy rain in Garrucha today but it was a hot 27 degress and we were on the beach sun tanning, not a drop of rain to be felt.

Hi everyone,

I need a little help re train stops in  malaga on the fuengirola to Malaga route.  I know there are two stops in Malaga city.  However i have heard four names for the two stations.  Malaga renfe,  Maria Zambrano,  Malaga Almaeda and Malaga Centre.  Could someone please sort me out.

Also we have to get to the Palacio De Justica ( Law Courts) which stop is best to get off at..

Rosegreen

I've never caught the train there so not sute.  I think "Zambrano" is the station with the high speed trains. 

Take a look at the Renfe website for Malaga.  It has different options for stops in Malaga.  Check each one in Google Maps to see where they are and how close they are to where you need to go.

Justin