Spain has 5,000 miles of coastline and each stretch has its own particular flavour and lifestyle. So which is the one for you? The cool trendiness of the Costa Brava resorts or the windswept beauty of the Costa de la Luz? The bohemian style of Almeria or the affordable warmth of the Costa Tropical?
The statistics coming out of Portugal are incredible – a huge rise in tourist demand, virtually the cheapest holidays in Europe, and the best golf courses. It’s no surprise that golf continues to drive tourism in the Algarve, as early signs signal another record year for foreign visitors to Portugal in 2017.
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Spain’s cities are exciting and energetic places, but they can get hot and busy during the summer months. Head a short distance to the suburbs and nearby satellite towns and you’ll discover a cooler, more relaxing alternative to city life.
The Costa Brava offers a wealth of experiences, so where would you go for a day out alone or with family and guests? Here our writer in Spain takes you off the beaten track to look at some interesting places that aren’t in the usual tourist guides.
