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Come for the sun, sea, sand… and so much more. Rugged cliffs and secluded coves, which give way to fishing villages and seaside towns. Coastlines with not only fantastic beaches but medieval towns, thrilling amusement parks, exciting water sports and lively nightlife.
Spain is a fascinating location and its many charms make for a holiday you won’t forget. The result is a magical trip made up with endless rays of warm sunshine, sandy beaches, fantastic cuisine, and amazing culture. There's plenty to enjoy!
"Lovely weather during our two week stay and spent a lot of time on local beaches and between towns of platja d'aro, sant antoni and palaces." Jacqueline from Redhill
“South of Barcelona; the sun shines longer, the sea is warmer and sites like Sanguli just get better year after year. Cambrils Park has a Mediterranean resort style ambiance with plenty of services, especially popular for pre-teen children. Whatever your age, though, the endless sunshine will brighten your holiday."
The town of Peratallada, stroll along the streets and explore the medieval walls of this delightful town. Don’t miss the church of Sant Esteve in the square - soak up the atmosphere over a glass of sangria.
The town that is the birthplace of the surrealist Salvador Dali now plays host to a museum with an extensive collection of his works, many from his personal collections. A great insight into Dali’s world and a great day out.
Similar to paella but with noodles instead of rice. ‘Fideuada’ (meaning a large amount of noodles) is a seafood dish seasoned with lemon.
Don't miss Barcelona's 14th century streets of the Gothic Quarter and Gaudi's unfinished cathedral, La Sagrada Familia. The Costa Brava's artistic track record is impressive too, with homegrown talents including El Greco, Velasquez, Goya, Picasso, and Salvador Dalí.
This, thankfully, happens regularly on the coast of Spain. It’s well worth taking a look with mini local festivals also around the same time to see these huge extravaganzas in action.
When it comes to beaches, you're spoilt for choice! Visit the two blue-flag beaches at Tossa de Mar with its quaint castle, its lively neighbour Lloret de Mar, Platja d'Aro with its two-kilometre expanse of golden sand, or upbeat Estartit with its range of watersports.
