Irish TV cameras are heading for the Costa del Sol and Axarquia, where will you spot them?
Think you know every corner of this coast? An Irish television crew has arrived to introduce the province of Malaga […]
An Irish television crew has arrived in Malaga and Axarquia to showcase the province on the RTE One travel series, High Road Low Road. The eight-person team, including two well-known Irish personalities, will explore the region from a luxury perspective while others tour on a budget. Spanish Tourist Office in Dublin organized the visit.
The crew will film across various locations, such as the Caminito del Rey, Malaga city, Ronda's deep gorge, and Frigiliana in Axarquia. They will also visit Almazara LA Organic, an olive oil mill, and a catamaran trip.
The itinerary includes activities like water sports, a stop at Ascari Race Resort, and an eco-friendly boutique retreat with a farm-to-table restaurant. Antonio Diaz, the managing director of Turismo Costa del Sol, hopes the show will introduce Irish audiences to the variety of experiences the province offers, including nature, food, culture, and the coast.
The show's audience is high, with an average of around 435,000 viewers per episode and a 42% audience share for an earlier series. The episode's broadcast date has not been announced yet, but viewers can expect a celebration of local wine when it does air.
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