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Spain is the type of country that tourists love. It has something to offer for all kinds of tastes; high mountain peaks, low and green valleys, shallow, crystal clear waters, sandy beaches, old villages that keep the spirit of the country alive and cosmopolite big cities where the futuristic aspects of Spain are met. How can one not love Spain? If you are in search for the perfect holiday destination in Spain, I strongly recommend you Zaragoza. Zaragoza is a mysterious city which tourists learn to love as they spend more time in it. Read the rest of this entry »

El Medano is a quaint little town that lies 7 km from the eastern side of Golf del Sur, with good breezes and long stretches of sandy beaches. These conditions encourage wind-surfing the whole year-round, making it a sporting resort in a laid-back style. Read the rest of this entry »

The people of Spain have an extra ordinary relaxed approach towards nudity over their beaches, keeping in mind    that the Spain is a staunch Catholic country. According to a number of travelers to Spain, the place is paradoxical and popularity of nude beaches is still increasing. The society of Spain has considerably lowered its inhibitions and people are given freedom to express themselves or make them feel comfortable.

Nude beaches of Spain do not only attract Naturists but the place is heaven for swim-wear wearers also. Playa de Tejita in Spain is known for its long sandy beaches along the south coast in Tenerife. The place is a major attraction for naturists (nudists). Playa de Tejita is highly reputed nude beach and those interested in naked swimming and naked sunbathing find this place really attractive. Read the rest of this entry »

Alicante is the city that is located on the Spain’s Southeastern coast and boasts of being one of the most frequently visited place that is present on the Mediterranean’s Costa Blanca. Visitors from all over the world, come for holidays in this part of Spain in order to travel and explore the famous stretches of Sandy Beaches and the cosmopolitan atmosphere that Alicante holds.

Geography

Being the 8th largest metropolitan of Spain, the city contains more than 300,000 citizens. The main language that are spoken here are Valencian and Spanish, but German, English and French are also widely understood and spoken here. Alicante has quite a temperate climate but it also receives rainfall during the month of November for a brief period. Read the rest of this entry »

Palamos, Catalonia is a quaint fishing town that have very active marina. This charming village is also known for its beautiful sandy beaches stretching along Costa Brava coastline. Hotels, restaurants, villas, bars, nightclubs, stores and cafés line the market streets and during summers, the beach is full of tourists from all corners of the world. Visiting the village is a great way to acquire knowledge about this so-called ‘sailor town.’

The best way to start in from “Punta del Far”, a site with Costa Brava where you can see popular rocks named Sa Galera and La Mà de Gegant. From Punta del Far, you can get the mesmerizing sight of Palamos’s Bay. Early in the morning, one can see departure of fishing boats from the Palamos for which can be a spectacular experience. Read the rest of this entry »

Costa Brava is known for its incomparable natural beauty. The place is crammed with a number of historical and cultural treasures that offer plenty of outdoor and sports activities for all those who want to indulge in active holidays. The sandy playground is perfect for all those who are seeking some exciting water adventures, peaceful sunbathing and enjoying the picturesque Mediterranean villages. The coastline stretches from Blanes, all the way to the French border and Cap de Creus.

The rocky shore in Costa Brava is marred by jagged cliffs, small and hidden coves where great smelling pine woods are scattered near the shore such that their branches are dipping into the sea. This sets a perfect mood for a romantic vacation. The inviting mixture of long sandy beaches, mountains, plains and tiny coves has attracted a number of travelers and artists alike. The best way to travel Costa Brava is by using the low-cost train system. RENFE train system of Spain is an easy and efficient way of getting around. Read the rest of this entry »

Calpe is a beautiful coastal resort to that is essentially dominated with a very well-known and extraordinary Penon de Ifach rock. Calpe has been an important tourist destination since a very long time because of its mesmerizing fine qualities sandy beaches with turquoise and clean waters. The town of Calpe has a fine and authentic Spanish feel attached to it, especially the port area that is lined up with a number of restaurants where one can have great deal of time sample tasting the fresh fish that is caught on daily basis.

Arenal and Levante are two excellent beaches to choose from. A lot of summer rental facilities available in this area and people can really indulge in pedal boating, windsurfing and jet-scheme. A lot of the villas and apartments are present lining the beach and a lot of people can always be found taking a leisure walk along the promenade. These villas and apartments are mainly the holiday rented accommodations or a second home owned by North Europeans and Spaniards. Most of the visitors took like to stay at the center of the town that this only five minutes drive from the sea. In fact, most of the Villas are situated at locations where one can have excellent sea views right from their windows. Calpe is also a great place for golf enthusiasts who can play here at 9 hole Don Cayo Golf Club situated at the bottom of Sierra Bernia. Read the rest of this entry »

Andratx is located in the south west area of Mallorca and has more than 7,000 residents. Here is a municipality belonging to the Balearic Islands known for its picturesque scenery and amazing resources of mountains and clear waters.

In Andratx, you will still see the traces of ancient Spain despite the infrastructure and technological developments in the previous years. These developments have improved the economy and continue to attract local and foreign tourists. Read the rest of this entry »

Travel to the Balearic Islands will bring you into a world of rapture. Surrounded by Mediterranean Sea, this paradise includes a group of four breathtaking islands including Cabrera, Menorca, Mallorca and Ibiza. The climate of the islands is also an attraction that caters to both warmth and health with sunlight all round the year.

Apart from 24 hours parties that keep happening on the island, the visitors also gets to experience and see the Gothic cathedrals, never-ending orchards that are laden with oranges and olives, fishing villages and ruins of Stone Age. The fact that one can enjoy the sun on the magnificent white sandy beaches along with the rich culture and hospitality that people offer makes this island one of the most favorite destination for holidays. Read the rest of this entry »

The Costa Brava (meaning wild Coast) is a gorgeous and rugged stretch of coastline (160-kilometre long), situated in Catalonia region towards the Spain’s north east corner. Costa Brava’s natural beauty, never-ending sandy beaches and sunshine makes it a lucrative destination for families and couples, who want to have a good time holidaying. One can find unspoiled fishing villages, medieval towns that have ancient castles and sheltered rocky coves in Costa Brava that stretches from the Blanes (in north Barcelona) to the Roses (near French border).

Holidays in Costa Brava can change into a thrilling and memorable experience if one decides to stay in a Costa Brava Villa. Families and couples love to stay in Costa Brava Villa and then use the villas as a base to explore the entire region. In Costa Brava, one can find numerous water parks, secluded beaches and extremely interesting sites to explore while holidaying. Read the rest of this entry »