Seville, Cordoba and Granada may be the headliners of Andalusia, Spain’s hilly, southernmost region, but if you’re searching for an unassuming, picture-perfect spot where locals and Spanish tourists far outnumber Brits, then Vejer de la Frontera in the historic province of Cadiz should be your next port of call.
The charming hilltop village is one of southern Spain’s famed whitewashed towns — the pueblos blancos — where narrow streets are lined with homes painted white to keep them cool in summer.
