Spain has long been a favourite spot for British retirees looking for a bigger boost of sunshine, a leisurely lifestyle, and a culturally sanctified nap. If you are keen to retire to Spain but are unsure where exactly, we’ve picked five fantastic spots for retirees. You might be surprised by how varied retirement options in Spain are, from lovely Costa Blanca towns to island living to the foodie haven of the Basque Country. We’ve looked at the different atmospheres offered, airport connections, weather and property for each. Discover where in Spain would be ideal for your retirement.
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The Costa Tropical is a picturesque stretch of coastline nestled between the Costa del Sol and the Costa de Almería in southern Spain. With a laid-back vibe, sub-tropical climate, beautiful beaches and impressive mountainous landscape, the Costa Tropical presents an exciting, unique and affordable retirement alternative to the likes of the Costa del Sol and the Costa Blanca.
The darker nights and lockdown will have many of us going a little stir crazy. What better time to start planning a property purchase in the sun? Check out these five locations for affordable holiday homes (or sunny retirements) in Spain.
Do you have a long-cherished dream of retiring to Spain? The good news is that it’s still easy to retire to Spain, even after Brexit. The retirement visa (also known as the non-lucrative visa) is relatively easy to apply for, and affordable health insurance is increasingly available.