Spain is renowned for its welcoming inhabitants, its comfortable lifestyle, its food, colorful nightlife, and world-famous folklore and festivities, and its history as the center of the vast Spanish Empire.
Spain is sharing the Iberian Peninsula with Andorra, Gibraltar, and Portugal. It has the second-highest number of UNESCO World Heritage Sites after Italy and the largest number of World Heritage Sites.
Spain is one of the most affordable travel destinations in Western Europe. Though accommodation prices are high in Barcelona and Madrid, its two most popular cities, the rest of Spain is a budget traveler’s paradise. One can discover the country’s rich history by day and try to keep up with the local nightlife by night.
After all that, you’ll probably need some time to relax on one of the beautiful beaches on the Spanish coast. That’s when it’s time to enjoy the low Spain travel costs in regions like Andalucía or Asturias.
Few outdoor pursuits can compare to the exciting sensation of trekking through Spain’s rugged and gorgeous landscape. The nation is a haven for hikers of all skill levels because of its diverse landscapes, which vary from towering mountains and undulating hills to coastal cliffs and breathtaking national parks. It makes sense that one of the most popular activities in Spain for both locals and visitors is hiking. Many routes in the nation, each with its own distinctive beauty and degree of difficulty, draw hikers from all over the world. There is always a path that meets your interests, whether you …
Are you looking for an exotic, dynamic, and sunny destination? No doubt, Madrid will be perfect! The Spanish capital is often forgotten, in the shadow of its cousin Barcelona. Yet Madrid has a lot to offer to its visitors. This is what we are going to show you in this article! Here are the city’s top attractions that you must visit in Madrid in 2 days. What to visit in Madrid in 2 days? Being a capital, visiting Madrid in 48 hours will require making choices in your visits. Although everything is easily accessible by metro, you will not be …
There are definitely plenty of things to do in Ibiza. Everyone knows Ibiza is the party place for the European rich and famous, where they go to work on their tan, do some bar hopping and dance the nights away. But there is so much more to Ibiza than clubs and bars and it is not easy to decide what are the best things to do in Ibiza if you are there for a short time only. Ibiza is a lovely island in the Mediterranean, with beautiful beaches, ancient forts, quaint villages, and secluded coves. You can join one of …
With around 160 kilometers of coastline, lots of lovely marinas with over 4,000 berths, and good weather conditions all year round, sailing Costa del Sol is an ideal experience for sea lovers. With a rich sailing legacy, the province of Málaga has many different nautical clubs, sailing schools, and all sorts of tournaments and regattas available 365 days a year. So your sailing experience in the South of Spain can be as a student, a relaxed cruiser, or an experienced racer. Read on to discover the treasures of Southern Spain’s coastline, plus Costa del Sol marinas and anchorages. If you’ve …
Before traveling to Bulgaria last year, I was searching the web for information about the country in general. I came across a line on a website that said Bulgaria is like Spain 30 years ago. When I was in my early teens, I traveled around Europe with my younger brother and my parents every summer. We’d just get off with no definite plans as to where we’d end up and just a vague idea of when we’d return. The latter usually happened when we were down to our last pound note! We didn’t have the luxuries that I or my …
