Advice and Recommendations ~ Seán Brady

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The best piece of advice I could give to the next group is do everything your place has to offer. Don’t be afraid to try new things and try to experience everything as it is so worth it in the end. Also make sure to spend time with the others from your group as that is where you will have the most fun. I recommend if you go to Malaga in your mobility, try the Spanish cuisine as it is so nice and fresh and you will find most restaurants have a good quality of service and food.

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