Mallorca Coves
Cala Llombards & Es Trenc
Pine-fringed turquoise coves on Mallorca's south — quieter than the resort beaches.
Where To Stay In Spain
Costa del Sol, Mallorca, Ibiza, the Canary Islands — sun coasts and islands curated for UK, US & CA travellers.
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Spain is the most-booked European sun destination for UK travellers and rapidly growing among US and Canadian travellers seeking a warmer, cheaper alternative to the South of France. The Costa del Sol and Costa Blanca anchor the mainland coast; the Balearic Islands deliver Mediterranean character; and the Canary Islands give year-round sun within a 4-hour flight of London.
Our Spain selection covers Costa del Sol & Costa Blanca, Mallorca, Ibiza & Menorca, and the Canary Islands — with a deliberate mix of all-inclusive, adults-only, and boutique product.
Things to see and do in
Ibiza Sunset
Café del Mar, San Antonio
The original sunset bar that put Ibiza on the world's clubbing map.
Mt. Teide Volcano
Tenerife
Spain's highest peak — cable car to 3,555m for above-the-clouds sunrise.
Maspalomas Dunes
Gran Canaria
Saharan-scale sand dunes meeting the Atlantic — UNESCO biosphere reserve.
Top Hotels In Spain
Must-see attractions
Mt. Teide (Tenerife)
Café del Mar Ibiza
Cala Galdana
Maspalomas Dunes
Marbella Puerto Banús
Top Areas In Spain
Costa del Sol & Costa Blanca
The UK classic — Benidorm, Marbella, Benalmádena, Calpe. Direct Jet2/easyJet/Ryanair flights to AGP and ALC, package-style all-inclusive value, and the densest English-speaking infrastructure in mainland Spain.
- Hotel Best Benalmádena, Hotel Senator Banús Spa, AR Diamante Beach Calpe
- AGP airport (Costa del Sol) — 30 minutes from Benalmádena/Marbella
- ALC airport (Costa Blanca) — 1 hour from Benidorm and Calpe
- Best for UK families and couples after package value
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FAQ About Spain
About Spain
Spain delivers three distinct sun-holiday geographies, each with its own profile and best-time-to-book window. The Mediterranean mainland — Costa del Sol (Málaga, Marbella, Benalmádena) and Costa Blanca (Benidorm, Alicante, Calpe) — is the UK's classic package-holiday coast, with the densest English-speaking infrastructure in continental Europe and direct flights from every major UK airport via Jet2, easyJet and Ryanair. The Costa del Sol skews more upmarket; the Costa Blanca remains the all-inclusive, family-package value coast.
The Balearic Islands — Mallorca, Ibiza and Menorca — sit between mainland Spain and Sardinia and offer a more Mediterranean-character holiday. Mallorca is the all-rounder, with beaches in Paguera and El Arenal, adults-only in Cala Millor, and the cosmopolitan capital of Palma. Ibiza is the adults-only, sunset-clubbing, boutique-hotel island. Menorca is the quiet sister — Cala Galdana coves, slow-paced beach days, and one of the most underrated UNESCO biosphere reserves in the Mediterranean.
The Canary Islands — Tenerife, Gran Canaria, Lanzarote, Fuerteventura — sit 100km off the African coast at 28°N and deliver year-round sun within a 4-hour flight of London. Tenerife is the most developed, with Playa de las Américas and Costa Adeje on the south as the package hubs, and Puerto de la Cruz on the greener, cooler north. Gran Canaria adds the Maspalomas dunes; Lanzarote is the volcanic-landscape island; Fuerteventura is the surf and quieter-beach pick. December–March winter holidays here are our top-converting Spain segment.
Spain runs warm Mediterranean climate on the mainland and Balearics (June–September peak summer) and year-round sun on the Canaries. The Schengen 90-day rule applies; UK travellers do not need a visa, but US and Canadian travellers will need ETIAS authorisation from 2026. Whether you're a UK family heading to Costa Blanca, a couple after adults-only Ibiza, a Canary winter-sun traveller or a Balearic combo, our Spain selection is built for your specific Summer 2026 trip.