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

Hundreds of thousands descend on the roughly 5,000 miles of Spain’s Mediterranean and Atlantic coastlines every summer, whether it’s for a fly-and-flop all-inclusive in the Canaries, a last-minute ...

A new analysis looked at the world's most popular beaches to identify the "happiest" one. Coming in at No. 1 is a beach in Barcelona. We're pretty sure any day at any beach could be just the thing to ...

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

From big breakers for surfing to waters as calm as a paddling pool, Spain has it all - getty Beyond the obvious attractions of sun and sea, it’s the ancillary elements that make Spanish beach culture ...

The wonders of Spain’s many beaches are one of the country’s worst-kept secrets. Golden sands and deep blue waters line the shores of cities like San Sebastian and Valencia, while the less popular ...

This article was produced by National Geographic Traveller (UK). High-spirited northern surf hubs, relaxed Mediterranean-fronting neighbourhoods and glowing sands washed by the thundering Atlantic — ...

MONTGAT, Spain — Ana García rents a shack at a beach just north of Barcelona every year, spending two months there in the summer with her daughter. But García fears summers by the sea in Montgat, ...