Prana, pool
29
Jun
2026

These Amazing Villas In Spain Still Have Summer 2026 Availability

Posted in: August Events July Summer Travel Tips Villa Spotlights Villas and Farmhouses

While booking in advance is always the best way to ensure that you can enjoy the widest range of choice of properties and dates, it is not too late to book your summer 2026 vacation! We still have some incredible properties with some dates left for the next couple of months. In particular, this article brings together a curation of wonderful villas in Spain that have openings for July and August 2026 but don’t wait around! Ensure that holiday happens this year and snap up the remaining availability at one of these gems to make some magical memories...


Here are our picks of some of the best villas in Spain that still have last-minute availability for summer 2026:

—    Colette Fitzpatrick
Pamplona
9
Mar
2018

All About The Infamous Running Of The Bulls

Posted in: Concerts & Festivals Curiosities Events July Tourist Attractions
The Running of the Bulls is an internationally famous, and controversial event, that is part of the fiestas celebrations of San Fermin, which are celebrated in Pamplona, Navarra, every year from the 6th to the 14th of July. The running of the bulls involves a herd of bulls being lead through the streets of the old quarter to the bullring (where bullfighting takes place) by runners.

While the bull running is, undoubtedly, the most famous part of this event, that is not actually the main point of it, at all. In fact, there is a lot more to see, do and experience. If you love being in the thick of it, this is the event for you. Just browse our vacation rentals in Basque Country and plan a trip to Spain for yourself.

The fiestas are actually a celebration of San Fermin, patron saint of Navarra but are, today, really a mass gathering of people from all over the globe to party and have fun. At the centre of this is the Encierro, the Running of the Bulls, which was born from a practical necessity: getting the bulls from outside the city into the bullring. It has since evolved into a cultural mainstay.
—    Colette Fitzpatrick