There
are thousands upon thousands of holiday destinations around the
world, regardless of whether you’re the outdoorsy type who likes to
go on weekend skiing trips, you’re a culture vulture who prefers
browsing through galleries and visiting museums and other historic
places, or you’re a certified beach bum who wants nothing more than
to lie on a hammock and read.
With
all the choices around, you’re sure to find a destination that
suits your fancy, as well as your requirements and budget.
In
Europe, there’s one particular destination that has secured a place
for itself in the hearts and minds of travellers everywhere: Spain.
Holidays to
Spain are plentiful for the simple reason that it’s relatively
near if you’re living or residing in Europe, and it doesn’t burn
a hole in your pocket.
If
you’ve decided to go on that special Spanish holiday, good for you!
You’re sure to have the time of your life. But in order to make
your trip extra special, we’ve collected some pointers on things
for you to do, wherever in Spain you decide to spend your well-earned
break.
What
to do in Costa Brava
If
you are heading to Costa Brava, then you already know that it’s a
Mecca for fantastic beaches and coves. Costa Brava has a variety of
scenic coastlines and rugged cliffs, and this is where you can take
part in a range of outdoor activities that include parasailing,
hiking, golfing, scuba diving, windsurfing, and more.
There
are various towns in Costa Brava where you can stay. Tossa de Mar is
a former fishing village with a beautiful beach and narrow, winding
streets, as well as the ruins of a Roman settlement. If you are
looking for a quiet atmosphere with a sprinkling of modern bars and
restaurants, Tossa de Mar is for you.
Lloret
de Mar, on the other hand, is famous for its nightlife. Those who are
looking for a bit of excitement can find it here, with its live bands
and nightly performances.
What
to do in Costa Blanca
As
its name implies, Costa Blanca (“blanca” is Spanish for “white”)
has lots of white, sandy beaches on its shoreline. There are various
orange and olive groves situated here, and visitors have plenty of
options for dining, entertainment, and nightlife. If you would like
to go scuba diving, you can do so from the town of Denia, which is
the jump-off point for the popular Balearic Islands. In Benidorm, you
can enjoy the sun and sand with your family with the largest theme
park in Spain, as well as an aquarium, a chocolate museum, and more
bars and restaurants.
What
to do in Costa del Sol
Travellers
of all ages would be hard pressed not to find something that pleases
them in Costa del Sol. This famous destination boasts of the
world-famous Marbella, with its golf courses and lovely beaches,
amongst other attractions. Neria is another place that is dedicated
to outdoor-lovers, who can spend time rock climbing, hiking, and
biking in its forests and mountains.
With
all these sights and attractions, Spain has everything for a modern
traveller like you to have a wonderful holiday.
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