Beautiful beaches barely visible between the masses of crowds as well as extortionate prices for flights and hotels are enough to put holidaymakers off even the most dreamy destinations.

This lively Spanish cultural city also offers a great range of restaurants, bars and beaches, a short stroll from town.

Calvià is not just a holiday hotspot; it’s a place where beaches, infrastructure and community coexist year-round. With over 50 kilometres of coastline, the municipality blends family-friendly sandy ...

The winners will be announced on 22 April 2025, consolidating Calvia as a leading destination for beach tourism in Spain.

Spain's tourist hotspots are under threat from risings seas and retreating sands ...

From culture-rich cities to mountains threaded with hiking trails and beaches in every shape and size, Spain’s holiday ...

The islands are just a 45-minute ferry from mainland Spain and yet are almost completely unknown by UK holidaymakers despite the area's natural beauty which includes a beach named the best in the worl ...

Spain is a land of contrasts, from rugged mountains to idyllic beaches. Its rich history is reflected in an extensive ...

SPAIN has always been a top holiday destination for Brits – but is quickly being taken over by a number of other destinations ...

Aleksander Sikora flew to Malaga for the day for just £44, bringing only his passport, sausage rolls and a water bottle to ...

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Spain's numerous attractions include Mount Teide, a volcano in the Canary Islands. Isabelle Modler/dpa-tmn Spain attracted more foreign visitors last year than ever before, with some 97 million guests ...