Let food be your medicine and medicine be your food! We have wonderfully trained local Spanish Chefs who are waiting to spoil you with traditional, fresh - local Spanish produce. “When I am in trouble, eating is the only thing that consoles me. Indeed, when I am in really great trouble, as anyone who knows me intimately will tell you, I refuse everything except food and drink”. Oscar Wilde. We look forward to seeing you very soon. El Andalus

From Spain with our best wishes Opening ten resorts across Spain is proving to be a very enjoyable experience. We are bringing the best of Spain and her associated islands to you, our members. What makes El Andalus different? We are small and exclusive and our attention to detail is second to none. This makes El Andalus Spa Resorts small enough to care, but big enough to offer a comprehensive range of treatments and facilities. Location, location, location Our first Resort will be a beach resort, close to Marbella and Porto Banus. We are opening several Resorts on mainland Spain initially then it’s on to the Canary Islands. We are choosing our locations with beauty, wellness and green credentials in mind. Every location is specially hand-picked to allow El Andalus to be as eco-friendly as possible. It’s not all about pampering Spain is a fascinating country with almost three hundred days a year of sunshine. You will have the opportunity to immerse yourself in Spanish culture. Experience spiritual mountain meditations, Spanish cuisine and cooking classes, Flamenco lessons and sight-seeing days if you choose to do so. Why not learn a little basic Spanish. Pick up some anti-ageing and home spa tips, ready for when you have to wave goodbye Our mission is to help you smile, breathe deeply and dive into all the possibilities of our Spanish Wellness Retreats. We care deeply about our Private Members. We would like you to experience the relaxing environment of our Spanish Wellness Retreats, tune in to your natural flow and find some harmony, balance and happiness on the inside and the outside.

As a Private Member you will receive a 10% discount on ALL of our Spa treatments & a FREE glass of something Fizzy. • VIP - Celebrity Airport Transfers • 5  Luxury service • One free Pampering Treatment • Private Members Luxury Gift Bag • Discounted Flights • And much more We are a Private Members Spa & Retreat.  Whether you simply want to unwind and recharge the old batteries ,walk away from your everyday life for a week or a long weekend, lose yourself in luxurious surroundings or pamper yourself until you cannot take any more. Why not escape to an El Andalus Spa Retreat. At El Andalus, if all else fails, we can promise you a healthy Sun Tan to return home to family and friends with.

Be Happy Behavioural scientists have spent a lot of time studying what makes us happy (and what doesn’t). We know happiness can be a predictor of good health and longevity, and happiness scales can be used to measure social progress and the success of public policies. But happiness isn’t something that just happens. We all have the power to make small changes in our behaviour, our surroundings and our relationships that can help set us on course for a happier life. Your Mind Happiness often comes from within. Learn how to tame negative thoughts and approach every day with optimism. Conquer Negative Thinking All humans have a tendency to ruminate more on bad experiences than positive ones. It’s an evolutionary adaptation — over-learning from the dangerous or hurtful situations we encounter through life (such as bullying, trauma, betrayal) helps us avoid them in the future and react quickly in a crisis. But that means you have to work a little harder to train your brain to conquer negative thoughts. Here’s how to do it. Don’t try to stop negative thoughts. Telling yourself “I have to stop thinking about this” only makes you think about it more. Instead, take ownership of your worries. When you are in a negative cycle, acknowledge and accept the thoughts that you have; for example: “I’m worrying about money” or “I’m obsessing about problems at work”. Treat yourself like a friend When you are feeling negative about yourself, ask yourself what advice would you give a friend who was down on herself. Now try to apply that advice to you. The bottom line Negative thinking happens to all of us, but if we recognize it and challenge that thinking, we are taking a big step forward to a happier life. Strive to be happy.

Q. Does the membership Fee cover all of my accommodation costs? A. Yes, once the Membership Fee is paid your accommodation is fully paid for the next 6 years. All you need to do is get to us. If you live in Spain it’s a car journey. If you live in the UK it’s a 2 hour flight. Q. Can I simply walk in? A. No you cannot. It’s a members only Retreat. You must be a member. Q. How often may I visit? A. The Standard Membership allows you to visit for 10 days per year. (This may be extended please discuss extended stays with a member of our team). Q. What is a wellness retreat, really? A. By definition, it's travel for the purpose of promoting health and well-being through physical, psychological, or spiritual activities. For me, it means stepping back from the busyness of day-to-day life and slowing down, relaxing, and unwinding in solitude or with friend. Q. Are the people all qualified? Experts in their field ? Experienced professionals? A. Yes. We only employ Fully qualified Staff.  Q. You mentioned 30% - 50% off other treatments? What are they? A. All of our beauty / wellness treatments are discounted based on the equivalent treatment in the UK.  Q. Yoga classes. how many are on in a day?  A. We expect to hold 2 Yoga classes daily. One on site and one at the Spring Feed natural Swimming Pool in the local village.  Q. Is it near the beach?  A. Some of the Spa Resorts will be near a beach and some will not, the choice is yours. Q Do I have to attend classes. Must I lose some weight or may I simply relax and drink fizz? A. No & Yes. No, you do not have to lose any weight if you do not wish to. It’s your relaxing Spa time and you will do as you please with your time. If you wish to lay in the hot tubs and drink fizz, wonderful. If you wish to go into Granada and go sight-seeing & shopping every day. Great, enjoy it! Q. Do we have our own transport. Do we organise your airport transfers? A. Yes. We have several of our own luxury Mercedes cars. We do provide airport transfers. If you wish to picnic at one of the beautiful local blue water lakes or a local beauty spot, we will drop you and your picnic basket off and collect you at the end of the day. Q. Can I sell / transfer my membership if I can no longer use it? A. Yes you can, but only with the permission of the Management Team. Q Do you allow children? A. No, we do not. It’s an adult environment for adults to relax in. Q Join Today & Receive Free Gift Bonus Holiday? A. Simply call & we will happily talk you through the process and answer any questions which you may have.

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To marry in Southern Spain means to tie your nuptial knot surrounded by centuries of history, exotic locations and perfect weather. A destination wedding is a great experience to share with your loved ones as it brings bridal couples, their families and wedding guests together for several days in a beautiful location. Southern Spain itself is packed with places worth visiting, from ancient Roman ruins, glittering Mediterranean beaches to rustic tabernas, a region loaded with fun activities for all ages too. 1. Dreamy venues When you decide to get married one of the most important decisions to make is to choose your wedding venue and Southern Spain is full of magical places ready to celebrate your big day. With over 1000 Km of coastline, this is a land of long sweeps of soft, golden sand a well as hidden rocky coves. Home also to typical white washed villages, blue skies and sparkling sea. When it comes to wedding venues, Andalucía provides a wide array of wonderful and stunning options for you to choose from. The Costa del sol is not short of beach wedding venues, making this corner of the country the perfect location for those looking for a relaxed, fun, beach wedding. For those who prefer to wow their guests by staging the most important day of their lives in a stunning sunshine Andalucian villa, filled with Spanish charm, there are endless choices to fit all budgets, styles, and tastes. 2. World Famous Gastronomy Andalucía is famed for its beaches, sunny weather and flamenco, however, Andalucian cuisine isn’t something to be overlooked, with notable dishes including gazpacho, fried fish and fresh seafood. Additionally, Andalucian chefs are held in high regard, such as 3-star Michelin chef Dani García. This region of Spain is also famed for its top quality and locally grown fruit and vegetables, olive oil and Jamon Serrano, a diet true “Mediterranean diet,” a diet which was recognized in 2010 by the UNESCO as an “Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity.” Let’s not forget the great wines of the region as well, notably the sherry of Jerez. Bit of trivia, did you know the oldest known cookbook of Andalusian cuisine dates from the 14th century? (Well, you do now!). 3. A Great Climate for Outdoor Weddings Andalucía is what most people think of when they think of typical Spanish weather; hot and sunny. The region has a typically Mediterranean climate of warm, dry summers and mild winters. The region is considered one of the warmest regions in Spain with an average daily temperature of 24ºC, with summer highs of 36ºC, the coast being generally cooler thanks to sea breezes. In the summer, the sun is practically a guarantee, with 12 glorious hours of sunshine during the month of July and 11 hours in June and August. The perfect weather for a dream wedding. 4. Family Friendly Andalucía is a wonderful destination for wedding guests coming over with the littluns, with something to offer for all ages and energy levels with endless museums, parks, cultural sites, adventure activities and water sports. But best of all, Andalucía (and Spain in general) is just like one big familia. Everyone, no matter what age is welcome and at any time of the day, with most establishments accommodating the younger members of the troop. In fact, it’s very normal to see young kids out for dinner or tapas with their families well past midnight. Clubbing into the wee hours with minors will, however, be pushing things a bit too much, even in the land of the fiesta. But children of all ages are very welcome in a typical Spanish wedding and usually liven up the party no-end. 5. Easy access for the wedding party and guests Andalucía is extremely well-connected for international visitors. There are five international airports located within Andalucía which serve as the region’s gateway; Malaga, Seville, Almeria, Granada and Jerez. The Malaga-Costa del Sol Airport is by far the most important airport in Andalusia and flight costs to Andalucía are usually very reasonable also, with plenty of great deals on flights to the region from a wide-selection of UK and other international airports. Talking off budget, weddings in Spain tend to be much cheaper than in the UK as well, with the added bonus that destination weddings can be combined with honeymoons, a time to decompress and relax under the sunshine. We may well be biassed, but there really is no other place like Andalucía.

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