Where Should I Go On Holidays In Spain?

Friday, May 22, 2020
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Barcelona
Thinking of a holiday in Spain when travel is possible once more but unsure of where to go? We completely understand because you are kind of spoiled for choice! No matter what sort of holiday you want, when you're going, who's going with you, or what kind of budget you have, there is something for everyone in Spain and a pretty endless list of stunning towns, resorts, and areas to choose from. Here is our guide to finding the right option for you!

Travelling solo?

If you're thinking about going it alone, one of the best Spanish destinations to choose is Barcelona. As it is a bustling metropolis, a cultural hot spot, a foodie heaven, and a seaside city, you'll hardly have the time or space to feel lonely and will find plenty of places to go out and mingle, if you so choose. Whether you want to sit alone with a good book sipping coffee or want to explore the party scene, you want to take in all of the attractions or just lie out on the beach and work on your tan, Barcelona can offer all of that and more.
Granada
Travelling as a couple?

You've managed to find a time that works for both of your schedules and you're excited to get away together, just the two of you, but where do you go? There are lots of beautiful parts of Spain – places to wander the beach hand-in-hand, to watch the sunset over ancient citadels, to dine on delicious food together, to have adventures that you'll remember forever – but if you're after total romance then we recommend Granada. The whole city looks like something plucked from the pages of a fairytale with its stunning Alhambra palace, cobbled old streets, old Moorish gardens heavy with the scent of blooms, free tapas that always sweeten the deal, and an overall atmosphere of being in a completely different world. Escape your daily lives and spend some quality time together, falling in love with this stunning city.
Tenerife
Travelling with kids?

Keeping kids happy, especially if they are varied in age or demanding, can be tricky. Luckily, there are plenty of family-friendly destinations to choose from in Spain. One of the best of the best has to be Tenerife. The sub-tropical climate means that you can visit in Spring or Autumn during the school breaks and out of the highest peak months of the summer (or during the summer too) and still expect warm weather. Plus, the lava-formed peaks and beautiful beaches provide ample opportunities to try different sports and activities. As it is a popular island for families you'll also have plenty of other kids around for your little ones to pal around with.
Madrid
Travelling on a budget?

We can't always have a blow-out vacation – though not having to worry about money at all while enjoying oneself is the dream – but that doesn't mean that a wonderful holiday is completely out of reach. If you're on a budget, there are lots of excellent locations in Spain to choose from. The capital of Madrid can suit a wide variety of budgets, depending on where you are staying, how you get around, and what you want to do during your time in the city. If you want to keep costs low, you can find a rental further out from the centre of the city; use the city's excellent public transport system; visit museums, the massive El Retiro Park, and simply wander the picturesque streets at little to no cost; and there are plenty of places to get inexpensive and delicious eats around town. The cost of flights from other European countries can be exceptionally low, as well, and there are plenty of them to choose from as it is the capital. So, if you're looking to make your money go as far as possible, Madrid is a great idea.
Málaga
Travelling with a big budget?

Conversely, if you don't have any concerns about money at all and you are looking for a truly luxurious and relaxing vacation, you will also discover that there are lots of great options for holiday destinations all across Spain. Málaga, however, is a particularly good choice for those looking to enjoy the high life in Spain. While it is located on the Costa del Sol, an area that is often associated with Brits on tour and mass, budget tourism, the city of Málaga is trendy and impossibly chic, and quite removed from that frenetic kind of holiday. A Mediterranean beauty of a port town, it boasts a marina filled with yachts, perfect beaches, luxurious villa rentals, Michelin-starred restaurants and stylish bars and cafes that will delight any foodies in the group, lots of art galleries and boutique stores to explore, a vibrant nightlife, thousands of years of history and culture, pretty streets to wander, and warm weather right into November, making it a perfect getaway destination for much of the year. If money is of little concern, you are guaranteed to have a very nice holiday in Málaga, indeed.

No matter what kind of budget you have, who you are going with, or what kind of holiday you are after, Spain is sure to deliver. This list is merely a handful of destinations for different needs and not even close to an exhaustive list of excellent destinations in the country. Spain has lots more to offer, in addition to these incredible destinations, so if you're curious about what other surprises and delights await, be sure to read about the different regions here. Once you've landed on one that catches your fancy, then look ahead with excitement to when travel is possible once more...

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