Flying to Spain. Spanish Airports

Canoeing and kayaking in Spain

If you're looking for the perfect combination of tourism, sport, fun and nature, why not go canoeing in some of the most beautiful landscapes in Spain? You can choose between paddling down inland rivers, in areas near the coast or in reservoirs where you're guaranteed to enjoy total oneness with your natural surroundings. ...

Something different in Formentera

Formentera is one of the loveliest, most idyllic places in the world. This enchanting Mediterranean island, the smallest inhabited island of the Balearic archipelago which can only be reached by boat, is one of those places travellers wish they could stay in forever. ...

Air connections for exploring Spain

There are excellent air connections between the major Spanish cities. All flights are shorter than two hours (except to the Canary Islands).

The Silver Route by motorbike

An itinerary over 800 kilometres long, on the A-66 and the N-630. Originally it connected the south of Roman Hispania with the northern Spanish coast. Today the route is lined with interesting places and is perfect for motorbikes. ...

Malaga, much more than the Costa del Sol

Almost constant sunshine and warm water beaches. Delicious fish, pretty hotels and great nightlife - this and much more awaits you on the well-known Costa del Sol in Malaga. But you will also find an unparalleled paradise close to the Costa del Sol: La Axarquía.

The Way of Saint James on horseback

Following the Way of Saint James on horseback is a fantastic experience, where you can be in touch with nature and discover amazing scenery all along the way. It’s an unusual and highly recommended way to do the Camino, but it does require detailed planning to ensure you are comfortable and your horse is well cared for.

Spain’s most popular stops along The Way of Saint James

Among the many routes of The Way of Saint James, there’s one which lets you discover the north of Spain in a different way. Nature lovers enjoy this trip so much because it’s full of contrasts. Without a doubt, it’s a wonderful adventure! The Way of Saint James passes through some of the most popular places in Spain. Here are some of them:

Thematic routes through less-explored regions of Spain

Traveling is above all about discovering fascinating places and stories. In Spain, you have a multitude of destinations where you can explore lesser-known, but no less spectacular, places. Take note of the very original thematic routes through Green Spain, Castile and Leon, Extremadura or Castile-La Mancha. ...

National Heritage and its Royal Sites

The assets transferred by the Spanish Crown are administered and preserved by National Heritage. Thanks to this, it is possible to visit wonderful cultural sites that are among the most important in Europe: buildings and artefacts, forests and historic gardens. ...

Nature and sustainability

The large diversity of landscapes and contrasts in Spain is surprising. What's more, this is the country with the second highest number of UNESCO-designated Biosphere Reserves in the world. In Spain you can find mountains, forests and valleys, as well as volcanoes, dunes and desert areas, marshlands, lakes, cliffs, waterfalls, canyons... ...

Untouched beaches in Lanzarote

Nature, year-round sunshine, clear, warm waters.... This is Lanzarote and this is what awaits you on its less frequented beaches. Enjoy being in contact with nature.