Resorts in Spain
Overview
Spain has long been a favourite holiday destination with many tourists! An extremely passionate nation, Spain is a country filled with adventure, and attracts thousands of holidaymakers from all over the globe each year.
Spain really does has something for everyone, weather you're after a short romantic city break away, a beach holiday filled with relaxation, or holiday spent partying into the early hours of the morning.
With major cities such as Barcelona and Madrid, there is an abundance of architecture and history to explore. From the La Sagrada Família, in Barcelona, (which is still not finished after more than 100 years in construction) to the world famous art galleries of Madrid, which contain the worlds largest collection of Pablo Picasso's work.
Spain is also the ideal sun holiday destination, it has so many beautiful resorts filled with beaches and holiday entertainment, that you are bound to find somewhere which fulfils your holiday needs.
The Spaniards are famous for their varied customs, from Flamenco dancing, Bullfighting to various music and art festivals to name just a few. However, there is also so much more to this awesome country, from stunning beaches, amazing islands, picturesque mountain landscapes, and a culture filled with diversity.
Up and down the country, a zest for life creates an intense vibe, throw in some tasty Spanish cuisine and a jug or two of sangria, and you have the perfect recipe for a fun filled Spanish holiday.
Places Of Interest
Depending on what you’re after, Spain is a year-round destination. The ideal months to visit are May, June and September. Whilst if you're planning on heading to the south of the country, to say the Costa del Sol, then April and October are also good months to visit for good weather.
If you aren't one for busy tourist destinations and packed beaches, then we'd suggest you avoid visiting at peak season, which is between July and August. At this time of year, temperatures can be known to get unpleasantly hot inland too.
Spanish winters (December to February) are generally quite mild, especially if you head to one of the Canary Islands. Thanks to their positioning off the African coast, these islands offer warm weather 365 days a year.
Eating Out
Spanish cuisine has now influenced many countries across the world, and there's a good reason for it. Being the home and history of Paella, Tapas and other rich home cooked foods.
Popular foods include tortillas, chorizo, sausages, stews, chickpeas, seafood, beans, potatoes and cheese. These ingredients often make up some of Spain's most loved traditional dishes such as paella, Iberian pork, Frito and Chuletillas.
Although these dishes can vary from region to region, in almost every holiday resort you'll find unique restaurants each serving up something traditional. Although, the real beauty of eating out in Spain, is that you're never far from your favourite home comforts too. If you choose to spend your time away in Spain's popular party destinations, you won't be far from fast food joints and places to get hold of an English fry up.
Important Information
Your passport must be valid for the proposed duration of your stay. No additional period of validity beyond this is required. However, it is always sensible to have a short period of extra validity on your passport in case of any unforeseen delays to your departure.
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