Top Things You Have To Do In Spain

Whether you're seeking sun-soaked beaches on the Spanish Costas, cathedral tours in Palma, or water-filled fun at Benidorm's Aqualandia, the list of things to do in Spain is practically endless. There is something for all ages from botanical gardens and theme parks, to designer shopping and architectural wonders of the world.

Places to go

With so much to see and do, you'll be spoilt for choice as to what to do first in Spain. Sample the Costas' powdery golden sands edged with sparkling warm waters, perfect for swimming and snorkelling. Select from secluded coves, lively hotspots or family-friendly beaches. S'illot is a short stroll from Sa Coma and perfect for those seeking a tranquil beach with picture-postcard scenery.

Cala S'Almonia in Majorca is popular for snorkelling and offers spectacular clifftop scenery and lush pine forest backdrops.

Family-friendly Spain things to do must include a visit to the theme and water parks dotted around the country. Salou's PortAventura provides rides and slides, thrills and spills for the whole family. Aqualandia in Benidorm is home to Europe's highest water chute, while younger visitors will enjoy the swashbuckling shows at Majorca's Pirates Adventures. Sioux City is a must for cowboy fans.

For a more serene holiday experience indulge in the natural beauty of Spain by hiking in the stunning Masca Valley.

Attractions

Immerse yourself in a wealth of iconic attractions in Spain from royal palaces and grand fortresses to Gothic Cathedrals and jaw-dropping architecture. The Alhambra in Granada is one of Spain's most popular sites, a magnificent Moorish Fortress with marble fountains and exquisite mosaics.

Mount Teide volcano in Tenerife is the highest point in Spain, where visitors can take a cable car to the top or stroll around the spectacular space-like scenery.

Play King or Queen for the day as you marvel at the 18th century stone architecture at the Royal Palace of Madrid, the largest palace in Western Europe.

Santiago de Compostela Cathedral marks the end of the stunning Camino de Santiago pilgrimage and is said to hold the remains of Saint James.

No trip to Spain is complete without marvelling at Gaudi's spectacular architecture on display at La Sagrada Familia in Barcelona. This beautiful basilica remains unfinished despite construction commencing in 1882. Culture fans will enjoy a trip to the fascinating City of Arts and Science in Valencia.

Places to Visit

There is an extraordinary array of places to visit in Spain including La Rioja vineyards, pretty gardens, and historic old towns accompanied by inspiring history. Discover a wealth of gorgeous landscapes including the stunning scenery of Timanfaya National Park.

If you're holidaying in Menorca, be sure not to miss the spectacular wildlife in the wetlands, or explore the magnificent caves. Soak up the atmosphere of a traditional Majorcan seaside village in scenic Porto Cristo.

If culture is more your thing, then Ibiza Old Town is a must on your Spain things to-do list. Explore UNESCO World Heritage Sites and architectural wonders that capture years of rich history.

We could go on for hours, but the best way is to come here and see for yourself what's on offer. Browse individual locations for more details on attractions in Spain, and book your holiday today.

Things to do

Authentic Spanish Entertainment in Andalusia

There's no better way to experience the true traditions of Spain than in the beautiful Andalusia region. Enjoy the mesmerising art of flamenco

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Es Cana Nightlife: Bars & Clubs

Es Cana is a superb destination for families and couples looking to enjoy a quiet slice of paradise. With a powder-soft sandy sweep of a beach

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Popeye's Bar in Es Cana

For a fun-filled night out in Es Cana, don't miss an evening at Popeye's Bar. One of the resort's liveliest and most popular nightspots, it's a must-visit if you want to have a great time once the sun

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Find the perfect bar in Ibiza Town

Ibiza Town's nightlife isn't just about the clubbing scene, as many of its bars are great places to relax in the daytime as well as the evening.

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Clubbing In Ibiza Town

There's no escaping it, Ibiza Town may be many other things but it's still a clubber's paradise. Summer nights are all about the bass and the beats,

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Boat trips and scuba diving in Ibiza Town

There are many boat trips available from Ibiza Town, but we particularly recommend looking out for one to Es Vedra, an islet just off the south-western coast. On the face of it, Es Vedra is just a big rock with a beach,

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The best beaches in Ibiza Town

You're in Ibiza Town and craving some sea and sand, so where do you go? Well, how about the cream of the crop: Ibiza's longest beach,

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Explore Portinatx

Portinatx is a beautiful former fishing village, perfect for exploring authentic Ibiza. With chilled-out bars, excellent seafood restaurants and two beautiful beaches - a Portinatx holiday is one to remember forever.

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San Antonio Bay Nightlife: Bars & Clubs

Although it's not as famous for its nightlife as its nosier nearby neighbour, San Antonio Town, San Antonio Bay certainly holds its own in the night-time entertainment stakes!

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Discover the best beaches in San Antonio Bay

The stunning San Antonio Bay is easily one of the most beautiful bays in the whole of the Mediterranean. Its sweeping, golden sands and azure blue waters draw holidaymakers to its shores year after year.

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Santa Eulalia Beach Spain

Playa de Santa Eulalia is a small but quiet beach, even in the height of season you'll find that although it gets busier it still has a calm feel to it. It has a lovely long stretch of fine white sands that are perfect.

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Explore Santa Eulalia

There are loads of things to do in and outside of Santa Eulalia. Why not take a walk along the promenade, stopping at a charming café for a drink and a bite to eat whilst gazing out on to the beach

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Ibiza Town

If you're spending your holiday in Santa Eulalia then you should definitely take a trip to the island's capital, Ibiza Town. It's an enchanting city with whitewashed and typically Mediterranean buildings,

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Santa Eulalia Nightlife: Bars & Clubs

More laid-back than its club-centric counterparts, Santa Eulalia is definitely a favourite with both families and couples. With a gently-shelving beach, it's ideal for those holidaying with little ones

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Explore Ibiza Old Town

No holiday to Ibiza would be complete without exploring the island's famous old town. Situated in Ibiza Town itself, Dalt Vila (as it's otherwise known) is a UNESCO World Heritage Site that takes you back through 2,500 years of ...

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Go horse riding at Ibiza Horse Valley

If you want to break away from the regular tourist haunts and instead see the more rural and untouched side of Ibiza, then this could be just the thing for you. The Ibiza Horse Valley offers a unique and unforgettable horse riding experience

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Eating in Alcudia

Whether you'd like a simple lunch or a slap-up evening meal, you'll be spoilt for choice in Alcudia as there are great places to eat in just about every part of the town.

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Alcudia Nightlife

Not just a resort for fun on the beach and tapas food, Alcudia also thrills when the sun sets, and the drinks start to flow. Even though Magaluf is often touted as party central on the island

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Albatros Diving in Cala Bona

Get ready for a great underwater experience when you book a trip with Albatros Diving. Put on your scuba diving gear and start getting excited about exploring the secrets of the sea, all in the

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Sea Caves in Majorca

Explore mysterious hidden worlds with a sea cave trip in Mallorca. The island has a number of fascinating cave networks, some of which are close by if you're staying in Cala Bona. Take a boat

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Visit Porto Cristo

Spend some time exploring the beautiful little town of Porto Cristo. Around ten kilometres south of Cala Bona, it's a lovely place to go for a wander as you soak up the atmosphere of an authentic

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Stay up late on The Square in Calas D'or

Things in family-friendly Cala d'Or tend to be fairly quiet and calm, so what do you do if you get a craving for karaoke or some live music?

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Cala Millor Nightlife

Located towards the eastern coast of Majorca within the district of Son Servera, Cala Millor is a lively resort making it a great place to visit if you're after some serious nightlife.

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Ride a boat through the Dragon Caves

A trip through the Cuevas del Drach (Dragon Caves) is a definite must when you're on holiday in Cala Millor. They're in Porto Cristo, which is only about 20 minutes out of town so don't miss your chance to see this incredible ...

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Stay up late

With an array of buzzing bars and clubs and a sociable dining scene, Cala Millor's summertime nightlife is ranked the number two thing to do here by Tripadvisor users. Things don't really get started until 10pm and the sangria flows until ...

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Cala S'Almonia

To enjoy crystal clear waters and hot Majorcan sunshine, spend a day at Cala S'Almonia. If you love your beaches to have spectacular scenery, then this is the place to go on your holiday to Calas de

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Museo Marti Vicens

Explore a museum dedicated to a local talented artist when you visit the Museo Marti Vicens. Around an hour's drive from Calas de Mallorca, it's a great way to have a change from relaxing on the beach

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Santuari de Sant Salvador

For a great experience on your holiday to Calas de Mallorca, don't miss the incredible Santuari de Sant Salvador. Perched on top of a mountain over 500 metres high, a visit to this old monastery

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Palma de Mallorca

Holidays to sunny Spain are always exciting. And if you’re looking for history and culture, excellent eateries, and breathtaking scenic shoreline, there are few better destinations than Palma de Mallorca.

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Best Beaches in Palma De Mallorca

You could easily spend your whole holiday relaxing on Palma Nova's idyllic beaches. There are three gorgeous, golden beaches that make up Palma Nova's piece of the coast, each with glistening sands and warm sea waters.

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Tourist attractions in Palma Nova

Palma Nova is conveniently located close by to Magaluf and is approximately a 20 minute drive to the city of Palma, so in no time at all you'll reach some of Majorca's best attractions.

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Palma Nova Nightlife: Bars & Clubs

In Palma Nova you have a choice between laid-back nights at a bar on the beachfront or lively party nights at Magaluf. Many of the bars in Palma Nova have a family-friendly atmosphere.

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Boquer Valley in Puerto Pollensa

Just behind the mountains, on the outskirts of the resort, you'll find The Boquer Valley. The valley is part of a popular walking route that starts in Puerto Pollensa and ends at the water of Cala Boquer.

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Sa Coma Nightlife

Sa Coma is a laid-back resort on the east coast of Majorca. Sa Coma nightlife is low key and centred around bars and restaurants rather than big-name clubs. Many bars hold special quiz nights and entertainment making it a lovely spot for ...

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Strand Sa Coma

To enjoy the golden Majorcan sunshine and turquoise waters of the Balearic Sea, make sure you spend a day or two at Strand Sa Coma during your holiday.

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Cruz del Descubrimiento in Santa Ponsa

For the best views across Santa Ponsa and out to sea, take a stroll to Cruz del Descubrimiento. Walking along the pushchair-friendly paths, it takes around 30 minutes to reach the monument from the beach.

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Boat Trips in Santa Ponsa

Santa Ponsa is a stunning resort with beautiful, golden beaches. And when the sun shines here throughout the summer months, it only highlights the picturesque nature of this resort.

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Molino de Santa Ponsa

While in Santa Ponsa, make sure you pay a visit to the city's windmill, otherwise known as the molino. Found on the outskirts

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Santa Ponsa Nightlife

Whilst the nightlife in Santa Ponsa isn't as full-on as nearby Magaluf, you'll find just as many ways to have a memorable night out. A fabulous starting point is Los Jardines

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BH Mallorca Opening Party

With its seaside location, sunny Mediterranean weather, beautiful beaches, and fun vibe, it's no surprisethat Mallorca is home to the party capital of Magaluf.

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Find your perfect beach in Majorca

Majorca's beaches have a reputation for being beautiful, with so many Blue Flags that we've lost count. There are lots of pretty little coves around Majorca's coast.

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Fira Del Fang Pottery Fair

Mallorca might be the ever-popular star of the Mediterranean with its pristine beaches, mountainous landscape, and azure-blue waters

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Have the night of your life in Majorca

You can dance till dawn in Magaluf, one of the top clubbing destinations in Europe. Every summer, top DJs take to the decks of world-renowned venues such as the huge BCM superclub.

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Majorca Nightlife

Our favourite thing about nightlife in Majorca is the variety. Whether you fancy dancing ”til dawn in a vibrant club, taking to the waves on a boat party, or a simple evening at a local bar watching the world go by, Majorca delivers an ...

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Semana Santa Holy Week

The last week of Lent before the bright celebrations of Easter is one of the most important festivals not just in Majorca, but in the whole of Spain.

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Days and evenings at the Marina

Holidays in Cala'n Bosch revolve around the marina. It's a beautiful part of the town where you can stroll around looking

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Discover the rest of Menorca

Looking to get more out of your holiday to Cala'n Bosch? Menorca has so much more to give,

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Cala'n Forcat shopping

Whether you're looking for souvenirs, some tasty treats or a new holiday outfit, make sure you spend a day exploring the shops that Cala'n Forcat has to offer. There are lots of shops across the town,

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Cala n Forcat Nightlife

Although there's a sleepier vibe here than neighbouring Ibiza or Majorca, there's still plenty of choice when it comes to nightlife in Cala'n Forcat.

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Pont D'en Gil

Visit an incredible natural site on Menorca's beautiful east coast with a trip to the Pont D'en Gil. A natural bridge formed in the rocky cliff that reaches out into the sea, it's a lovely place to

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Take a stroll around the town of Mahon

Mahon has more to see than you might expect of a small island capital, and a walk around the historic centre is the best way to take it all in. When you're following the little old streets between leafy squares, take a look at the ...

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Watch the sunrise in Es Castell

If you can face the early start, this is a must-do when you're on holiday in Mahon. Es Castell is the most easterly town in Menorca and the first place in the whole of Spain to see the sun each morning.

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Diving in Menorca

Menorca is one of Europe's most popular dive spots, and it's little wonder. With plenty of sunshine, warm waters of up to 28℃ in the summer months, abundant marine life

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Go exploring in Mahon and Ciutadella

Even a relaxing beach break doesn't feel like a proper holiday without a bit of sightseeing, and top of the list in Menorca are the island's biggest towns: Mahon and Ciutadella.

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Menorca Nightlife

When it comes to nightlife, Menorca has something for everyone, from chic cocktail bars to late-night jazz bars and lively clubs that stay open until the sun comes up.

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Caleta De Fuste Nightlife: Bars & Clubs

For year-round sun and unique landscapes the Canary Islands are always a hit with holidaymakers, and Caleta de Fuste in Fuerteventura is no exception.

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Acua Water Park in Corralejo

For an exciting family day out, a trip to Baku Family Park is in order as it's only a short way from Corralejo. Enjoy classic activities like 18 hole mini golf and ten pin bowling,

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Corralejo Nightlife: Bars & Clubs

Located on Fuerteventura's north-east coast, the former fishing village of Corralejo not only offers white sandy beaches, a picturesque harbour and golden sand dunes but some of the best bars and restaurants, too.

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Oasis Wildlife in Fuerteventura

Just a short distance away from Corralejo and in the tropical gardens at La Lajita, is the Oasis Park. The park is home to lots of reptiles, birds and a many different kinds of African animals including zebras, giraffes and hippos, all of ...

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Hire a car and explore Fuerteventura island

There will be lots of things to see and do on your holiday in Fuerteventura, so why not hire a car for a great way to experience the best of the island. Fuerteventura is only 60 miles

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Parque Naturel de Corralejo

This beautiful stretch of coastline runs for 10km from the resort of Corralejo. Bordered with stunning sand dunes, the white sands make the perfect base to spend a relaxing day soaking up

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Catamaran cruise Fuerteventura

Jump on board a luxury catamaran and see this beautiful island from a completely different perspective. Prepare to lay back, relax and be pampered as you sail along the stunning

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Palmitos Park in Maspalomas

Voted the number one thing to do in Maspalomas on TripAdvisor, Palmitos Park is a paradise for families and nature lovers with bird displays, rare plants and different species of monkeys.

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Maspalomas Nightlife: Bars & Clubs

Maspalomas nightlife is much quieter than that of Playa del Inglés, although they're very close neighbours, and you can easily walk to Playa del Inglés if you fancy something a little more energetic in the evenings.

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Fun for all the family

There are lots of leisure attractions available for the whole family to experience during the day at Playa del Ingles. This includes thrilling slides and rides at the water parks in the area.

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Mountain biking in Playa Del Ingles

The superb climate in Gran Canaria guarantees excellent cycling weather all year round.

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Playa Del Inglés Nightlife: Bars & Clubs

Famous for its big discos and bars, this resort in the far south of Gran Canaria is one of the most popular clubbing destinations in the Canary Islands.

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Paseo Costa Canaria

Take in the sights of Playa del Ingles with a walk along the Paseo Costa Canaria. Starting at San Agustin Beach, make your way along the coastal path for breathtaking views out to sea across miles of golden sand dunes.

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Botanical Gardens Maspalomas

Playa del Ingles is renowned for its picturesque countryside that shapes the magnificent landscapes. This means there's plenty of wildlife to explore and feel a part of.

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Water Sports In Playa Del Ingles

As the coast is beautifully clear and quite calm, the beach is the perfect outing for either relaxation or something a little more upbeat. Why not choose from a wide range of water sports.

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Diving in Puerto Rico

Once you've seen everything that Puerto Rico has to offer on land, you'll be ready to discover what lies beneath the waves. Take a class at the PADI diving school and you'll be ready to do some diving

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Water Sports in Gran Canaria

If you looking for adventure, try out one of the many water sports available. Canary Water Sports have 25 years of experience and a team of highly qualified instructors.

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Puerto Rico Nightlife: Bars & Clubs

Looking for ideas on where to head out in Puerto Rico after dark? Then check out our quick Puerto Rico nightlife guide to one of the hottest resorts in Gran Canaria.

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Bandama Caldera

If you're a nature lover and enjoy nothing more than getting out and exploring your surroundings while on holiday, then seeing Gran Canaria's Caldera de Bandama is an absolute must.

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Gran Canaria Nightlife: Bars & Clubs

As a popular holiday destination all year round, sunny Gran Canaria in the Canary Islands is known for its buzzing and exciting nightlife.

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Paddle surfing in Gran Canaria

You can't go to Gran Canaria without spending some time soaking up the year-round sun on the island's beautiful, golden beaches. But maybe you crave something a little more than just lounging on the sand?

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Visit the historic Catedral de Santa Ana

Head to the island's capital, Las Palmas, and right in the heart of the old town you'll find the Catedral de Santa Ana dominating the landscape. This impressive cathedral is the very first church of all the Canary Islands

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Lanzarote Aquarium in Costa Teguise

To find out more about the animals that live around the area, you should visit Aquarium Costa Teguise. One of the best aquariums in the Canaries.

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Teguise Nightlife: Bars & Clubs

On the scenic Atlantic shores of eastern Lanzarote is Costa Teguise, a popular resort with easy access to the island's international airport, just 15km away.

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Water sports in Playa Blanca

With the Marina Rubicon at the centre of holiday life in Playa Blanca, boats and water sports are never far away. A cruise around Lanzarote's coast is a relaxing way to see the island's scenery.

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Nightlife Playa Blanca: Bars & Clubs

One of Lanzarote's main holiday resorts, Playa Blanca is known for its upmarket bars and hotels, and overlooks fantastic sandy beaches.

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Rancho Texas Lanzarote Park

A day at Rancho Texas Park will no doubt be a holiday highlight. This Wild West-themed park is a must-visit for families here. A short journey up the coast and you're in for a fantastic day out.

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Puerto Del Carmen Nightlife: Bars & Clubs

The heart of Lanzarote's clubbing scene, Puerto del Carmen is popular with partygoers and those looking for a buzzing, action-packed holiday.

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Jameos Del Agua

Part restaurant, part bar, part nature, the Jameos del Agua is really a celebration of Lanzarote's volcanic landscapes, created by the legendary artist, Cesar Manrique, who was born on the island.

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Lanzarote National Parks

Over one million people visit Lanzarote national parks each year, drawn by the other-worldly landscapes, spectacular views, and the chance to sample food cooked by the heat of the earth beneath their feet.

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Lanzarote Nightlife: Bars & Clubs

A popular holiday destination all year round, Lanzarote is famous for its vibrant nightlife. In terms of clubbing, it's not quite as hectic as Tenerife or Ibiza

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Rancho Texas Lanzarote Park

Rancho Texas Lanzarote Park is a perfect way to spend the day while on holiday. It's an action-packed day out with every type of theme park you can imagine rolled into one.

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Timanfaya National Park

Timanfaya National Park is Lanzarote's top attraction, so it has to be number one on your list of things to do in Lanzarote. This barren wasteland is sprinkled with volcanoes known as ”Fire Mountains'

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Costa Adeje Nightlife: Bars & Clubs

Costa Adeje is Tenerife's newest resort and one of the most upmarket. With five-star hotels, golf courses, beautiful beaches, and outstanding shopping, it offers visitors a taste of the high life

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Go sea fishing

Los Cristianos was once a working fishing village, and although fishermen still work from there today, the extent of the trade has subsided.

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Los Cristianos Nightlife: Bars & Clubs

Los Cristianos, set in sunny, southern Tenerife, began as a small fishing village. However, it has grown and bloomed into one of the island's most popular holiday hotspots

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Light and Music Fountain

The light and music fountain is an absolute must-see when visiting Playa de las Americas. Listen to music from the likes of Frank Sinatra and Glen Miller played to the synchronised water spouts that are illuminated by colourful under water ...

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Puerto Del La Cruz Nightlife: Bars & Clubs

Puerto de la Cruz is the grand-daddy of Canarian tourism, and has been attracting tourists and sun-seekers since the late 1800s. Although it's expanded to cope with the growing demands from visitors

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Take a Segway tour of Puerto de la Cruz

Puerto de la Cruz is a resort that is full of interesting history and for the best way to see it, you should take a Segway tour of the city. After your two hour guided tour you'll become an expert in the history of Puerto de la Cruz.

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Auditorio de Tenerife

For most people, holidays to Tenerife mean sun-kissed, powder-soft beaches and vibrant nightlife. However, if you're looking for something that all the family can enjoy, with a healthy dose of culture thrown in as well, be sure to check ...

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Experience the buzz of Playa de las Americas

Situated on the south western tip of Tenerife, Playa de las Americas is a resort like no other. If you're looking for an exciting and fun-filled holiday, then this is the place to be

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Make a splash at Siam Park

Designed with a Thai theme in mind, this incredible waterpark has been voted on Tripadvisor as the number two thing to do in the whole of Tenerife

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Tenerife Nightlife: Bars & Clubs

You don't have to look far to find great bars, clubs and live music venues on the largest of Spain's Canary Islands.

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Canary Islands nightlife

The Canary Islands are perhaps best known for their sunny beaches and family-friendly resorts. But when the sun goes down and the stars come out

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Sorbas caves

Take the hour's drive from Mojacar to discover the magnificent caves near the town of Sorbas. The caves can be found in the protected area of Yesos

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Mojacar Golf

The interesting landscapes and Mediterranean climate makes Mojacar a great location for a spot of golf. There are several 18-hole courses in the

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Mojacar Nightlife: Bars & Clubs

Although Mojacar might have a reputation as a sleepy, seaside Spanish village, it certainly knows how to party. With festivals running throughout the year, the locals are always looking for an excuse to kick their heels up.

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Castillo de Santa Ana

The magnificent 17th century structure proudly stands along the coast, protecting the town from a navy attack. You can find Castillo de Santa Ana adjacent to the harbour

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Almeria day trip

For a change of scenery, take a day trip to the capital, Almeria, just a half an hour drive away. Explore the charming city and wander the cobbled streets

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Cabo de Gata Natural Park

Visit Spain's most important wetland areas for breeding and migrating birds in the large salt water lagoon of Cabo de Gata Natural Park.

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Aqualandia

Costa Blanca's largest water park and one of the most popular family theme parks in the country, Aqualandia is renowned for its thrilling rides and attractions for all ages. If you're looking for family fun in the sun on your Benidorm ...

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Benidorm Nightlife

Benidorm has a reputation as the party capital of the Costa Blanca, and the buzzing Benidorm nightlife makes it easy to see why. If your idea of the perfect holiday is a day at the beach followed by partying all night, there's no better ...

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Santa Barbara Castle

Perched high above the city on the summit of Benacantil Mountain is Alicante's most iconic landmark and a must-see for all visitors.

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Lloret de Mar Water World Parc

Take the family to Lloret de Mar Water Park, Water World, filled with rides and slides for all ages and a must for holidays to Lloret de Mar.

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Lloret de Mar Nightlife

Costa Brava nightlife has something for everyone and is an exciting element of Lloret de Mar holidays. It's the capital of Costa Brava nightlife, attracting young party-goers from all over Europe to its clubs, discos, bars and pubs.

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Girona Cathedral

The exquisite Girona Cathedral is an iconic symbol of the city and a must-see on your Girona holiday. Famous for its impressive Gothic, Baroque and Romanesque architecture,

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Medes Islands

Take the whole family to the beautiful oasis of warm sunshine, stunning nature and exotic dive locations that is the Medes Islands, tucked away in the north-west Mediterranean.

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Nightlife in Costa Brava

Whether you fancy sipping on sangrias at a beach bar or tearing up the dance floor, the Costa Brava nightlife scene has something for everyone. Translating to English as ”rugged coast', this stretch of coastline in northern Catalonia is ...

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Benalmadena Marina

Multi-award winning Benalmadena Marina has enjoyed Blue Flag status since 1987. It's home to 1,100 moorings, lots of bars, shops and restaurants and is one the of Costa del Sol's busiest attractions. All kinds of visitors come to enjoy ...

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Benalmadena Nightlife: Bars & Clubs

When it comes to parties, clubs and bars, the Costa del Sol enjoys a reputation as being a centre for pleasure-seeking. A large portion of that is down to the fantastic nightlife in Benalmadena.

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Fuengirola Nightlife: Bars & Clubs

Originally a small fishing village, Fuengirola has blossomed into one of the most-popular holiday hotspots in the Costa del Sol. In addition to being blessed with beautiful beaches, superb restaurants and outstanding boutique shops, Fuengirola ...

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Best Fuengirola Waterparks

With average temperatures of 25℃ and around 320 days of sunshine each year, it's worth having a fun way to cool off, particularly if you're travelling to Fuengirola with the kids.

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Marbella Nightlife

Marbella has built a reputation as the ”St Tropez of Spain', with expensive yachts, restaurants, bars and nightlife. Most Marbella nightlife is centred around the ”Golden Mile' and Puerto Banus. Puerto Banus is ...

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Marbella's beaches

Enjoy Marbella's main attraction, its stunning, long stretch of 23 beaches, including six with Blue Flag status. Playa Fontanilla is popular for its fine white sand and fantastic amenities,

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Nerja beaches

Nerja is renowned for its beaches and is often referred to as ”the jewel of the Costa del Sol.' So if you're dreaming of a holiday with plenty of sand then Nerja would be a great choice.

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Costa Del Sol Nightlife: Bars & Clubs

While the stunning coastline, beautiful beaches and excellent shopping offer more than enough to keep your days filled, you'll definitely want to make the most of your nights out, too.

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Torremolinos Nightlife: Bars & Clubs

With the summer months seeing daytime highs of around 31℃ and the evenings with temperatures that hover in the low 20s, Torremolinos is a superb holiday destination.

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Visit Cambrils fishing village

Cambrils fishing village is a great alternative to spending the day on the bustling beaches. For those who appreciate a quieter setting, the port offers just as much charm as Cap Salou with a little extra traditional character.

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Visit Sesame Street in PortAventura

Spend an afternoon at Sesame Street in SésamoAventura at the PortAventura Park. This section of the park has rides and amusements that are aimed at younger children.

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Nightlife in Spain

Spain is famous for its nightlife, and if you're after party places in Spain for some serious celebrations, or the best places in Spain for nightlife, look no further.

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Water Parks in Majorca

Majorca is famous for its vast and varied waterparks, with plenty of options to choose from no matter where you’re staying.

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Doñana National Park Spain

The best way to explore Andalusia's wildlife is in the Donana National Park. The huge wetland covers 185,000 acres. Visiting numbers are restricted

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Cala Nova Beach Ibiza

For a lovely day soaking up some hot Ibiza sunshine and swimming in the crystal clear waters of the Mediterranean, don't miss Cala Nova Beach. Arriving at the beach, you'll notice it has a more

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Playa De Es Cana in Ibiza

To enjoy the warm Mediterranean waters and some golden sunshine, make sure you spend a day or two on Playa de Es Cana. One of Ibiza's longest beaches, this crescent of soft golden sand is perfect

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Punta Arabi Hippy Market Ibiza

Ibiza is famous for its vibrant, quirky markets, and the Punta Arabi Hippy Market is the most iconic of all. Whether you're looking for souvenirs to take home, or you just want to spend some time enjoying

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Ibiza Old Town (Dalt Vila)

Ibiza Town has a surprising amount of history for somewhere that you might just see as a beach holiday or party place. Its hilltop old town, Dalt Vila,

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San Antonio Nightlife: Bars & Clubs

If you're interested in San Antonio holidays, then chances are you're interested in a holiday that provides a nightlife like no other. Well, you're certainly looking in the right place.

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Mint Lounge Bar Spain

Despite being one of the newest additions to the Sunset Strip family, Mint Lounge Bar is becoming more and more popular with each year that passes.

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Cala Des Moro Beach Spain

When on holiday in San Antonio, the day times are all about recuperation. After a long night partying until the sun comes up, you're not going to want to be doing anything too taxing the next day.

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Café Mambo in San Antonio

No holiday to San Antonio would be complete without heading to the world famous Café Mambo on the lively Sunset Strip. Once a modest and traditional Spanish house

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Family Activities In San Antonio Bay

You may associate San Antonio with its lively nightlife, but despite being just next door, San Antonio Bay is actually a much more relaxed resort, perfect for families to enjoy quality time together.

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Trip To Ibiza Town From San Antonio Bay

San Antonio Bay is perfectly situated with the lively resort of San Antonio on one side and the historical capital, Ibiza Town, just a short drive in the opposite direction.

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The Best Restaurants in San Antonio Bay

You won't have far to walk along San Antonio Bay to find somewhere great to grab a bite to eat or sip a fruity sangria and watch the world go by. It has a far more chilled out vibe than its livelier neighbour, San Antonio, so it's a ...

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Puig De Missa Spain

Voted the number one thing to do in Santa Eulalia on TripAdvisor, take yourself on a historical discovery and explore the Puig de Missa (hill of mass).

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Ibiza Nightlife: Bars & Clubs

Who can talk about Ibiza without mentioning the incredible nightlife? It's the original party island and home to some of the biggest and best nightclubs in the world.

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Fiesta Cala Nova Hotel - Es Cana Ibiza

If you're booking your holidays to Ibiza with the view to spending some quality time with your family or better half, check out the Fiesta Cala Nova hotel. Located on the north-eastern edge of the island

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Ibiza Events

Ibiza's reputation as the party capital of the world has been going strong since the 1960s. What started out as a hippy hangout has transformed into the dance capital of the world

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Ibiza Rocks Hotel

The Ibiza Rocks music festival was founded in 2006 and, since then, has gone from strength to strength, attracting music fans and party lovers from across the globe.

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Es Vedra Rock in Ibiza

The mysterious Rock of Es Vedra is an uninhabited island located just off the west coast of Ibiza. The mammoth, 400-metre-high limestone rock has been the focal point of many myths and legends over the years,

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Cala Bassa Beach in Ibiza

A great way to spend the day under the warm Ibiza sun is on the popular Cala Bassa Beach on the island's west coast. It's easily one of the most beautiful beaches in the area and you can make your visit here as action packed or ...

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Es Cana's Famous Hippy Market

Away from the party atmosphere in San Antonio, the rest of the island is home to a much more laid-back lifestyle with a strong hippy vibe. This is especially the case in the resort of Es Cana

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Santa Gertrudis de Fruitera in Ibiza

If you can tear yourself away from the exceptional beaches that line the coast, then a trip to the charming village of Santa Gertrudis is the perfect way to spend a day.

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Cala Comte Beach in Ibiza

Cala Comte is a stunning beach located on Ibiza's west coast. You could easily spend a whole day relaxing here, swimming in the electric blue waters and soaking up the sun on the soft, golden sand.

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Church Of St Jaume in Alcudia

As Majorca's oldest city, you'll find plenty of historic buildings on your visit to Alcudia. While exploring the narrow streets, make sure you take the time to see the Church of St Jaume, a neo-Gothic building in the heart of the Old ...

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Fundación Yannick Y Ben Jakober in Alcudia

See one of Spain's most unique collections of artwork with a visit to Fundacion Yannick y Ben Jakober. Just a short drive east of Alcudia, the museum is home to a fascinating collection of art and sculpture, making this a must-visit on ...

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Hire A Bike Alcudia Spain

Cycling is very popular in Alcudia, and one of the best routes for a gentle holiday bike ride is the cycle path to the S'Albufera nature reserve at Playa De Muro. The reserve is peaceful and full of wildlife and the lagoons and dunes

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Hidropark Alcudia

You can't have a fun family holiday without a trip to a waterpark, and you won't have to go far to find this one. The thrills of Hidropark are only about 10 minutes away from Alcudia,

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Alcudia Old Town Spain

There's been a town at Alcudia since the Romans were here, but the Old Town of today is a bit newer than that; only a few hundred years old. It's surrounded by medieval walls

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Playa de Alcudia Beach

Visiting the beach is a must when you’re in Majorca, and there are few spots better than Playa de Alcudia. Boasting pristine white sands and glistening turquoise waters, this is one of the most attractive beaches the Balaeric Islands has ...

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Sanddancers Bar in Cala Bona

For a fun-filled night out on your holiday to Cala Bona, make sure you spend an evening at Sanddancers. A lively bar with lots of entertainment, this popular place is likely to become your favourite

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Parc Natural De Mondrago

One of the best places to get some proper relaxation, Parc Natural de Mondrago is perfect for sun lovers, walkers and nature spotters.

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Cala Gran Beach in Cala d'Or

If you're into beaches, you'll love Cala d'Or. It's got several, all small but perfectly formed with soft sand and clear water.

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Cala d'Or Marina

There are several marinas in Cala d'Or but the big one at the heart of it all is possibly the resort's most famous feature. It's called Cala d'Or Marina and you'll find it in Cala Llonga

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Majorca Water Sports

Majorca might not be the first place that comes to mind when you think of scuba diving but it's perfect for it. The sea here's not only clear

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Marineland Mallorca

The waddling colony of cute Humboldt Penguins is just one of the highlights of the Marineland aquarium and animal park. Here, lives a motley crew of sea lions, dolphins, sharks, rays, monkeys, tropical reptiles and colourful birds.

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Cala Millor Beach Spain

A day relaxing on the beach is a day well spent in Cala Millor. The sand is very soft, the sea is a particularly beautiful shade of turquoise and the waterfront promenade has all the shops and cafés you could want.

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Day Trip to Palma De Mallorca

Relaxing on the beach all holiday long isn't for everyone, and when you're craving a culture fix in Majorca, there's one place that instantly springs to mind: Palma de Mallorca.

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Cala Varques in Majorca

For a day relaxing in the golden Mediterranean sunshine surrounded by picture-perfect scenery, make sure you spend a day at Cala Varques on your holiday to Calas de Mallorca. A quiet

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Caves Of Drach In Majorca

Located on the island's east coast, the Caves of Drach are one of Majorca's most fascinating, natural spectacles. Take the one hour tour below ground level to see a huge stretch of well-preserved rock formations.

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Necropolis De Son Real in Majorca

Discover the fascinating history of Ca'n Picafort with a trip to the Necropolis de Son Real. Take a short walk along the coast from Platja de Son Bauló before arriving at this mystical ancient cemetery that sits alongside the sea.

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Explore Orange Blossom Trail in Mallorca

To truly appreciate the stunning Mediterranean countryside, take a guided excursion to uncover the islands natural beauty. Discover hidden towns and quaint villages.

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Playa De Muro Beach In Majorca

As you step onto the fine white sands at Playa de Muro Beach, it's easy to see why this is one of the most popular beaches in all of Majorca.

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S'Albufera Park in Majorca

If you're an avid bird watcher, a day trip to S'Albufera Park and Wetlands is highly recommended. The natural buzz of the park attracts hundreds of visitors.

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Son Baulo in Majorca

Enjoy a quiet day out at the beach with a visit to Son Baulo. A little smaller than neighbouring Ca'n Picafort, the sandy cove is full of character with plenty of things to do no matter how old you and your family are. To get to Son Baulo, ...

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Magaluf Nightlife: Bars & Clubs

Magaluf is famous for its incredible nightlife; there are tons of clubs, bars, and restaurants for you and your pals to enjoy. As Magaluf nightlife has so much to offer, the bars and clubs go above and beyond to get the attention of ...

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Golf Fantasia in Palma Nova

If you're going on holiday with the kids, one of the best places to visit in Palma Nova is Golf Fantasia. Mini-golf just metres away from the beach, set in tropical-themed gardens; it's huge!

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Inca Market in Majorca

Visit Majorca's biggest weekly market with a trip to the town of Inca, 30 minutes northeast of Palma Nova by car. Each Thursday you'll see the town come to life

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Nit De Foc Spain

Experience one of the highlights of the Palma calendar with a visit to Nit de Foc. Translated as ”night of fire', the celebration is held on 23 June.

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Port de Pollensa Beach

Port de Pollensa Beach is the main beach in Puerto Pollensa. It is voted as the number one thing to do in Puerto Pollensa on TripAdvisor, so you know that it's worth the visit.

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Pine Walk in Puerto Pollensa

The Pine Walk is a walkway that stretches for just over two miles, along Puerto Pollensa's coastline. It gets its name from the pine trees that line the opposite side of the walkway

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Oceans Edge Diving Centre in Sa Coma

For a fascinating experience exploring the secrets of the deep on your holiday to Sa Coma, book a memorable trip with the Oceans Edge Diving Centre. With their office right on the waterfront, it's easy and convenient to find.

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Punta De N'amer in Sa Coma

If you want to explore the local area a little bit and enjoy some spectacular views on your holiday to Sa Coma, make sure you head to Punta de n'Amer.

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Safari Zoo in Sa Coma

Look forward to a great day out with a trip to Safari Zoo. Just a couple of kilometres from Sa Coma's beach, it's the perfect way to have some fun away from the sands.

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S'illot in Majorca

Make sure you explore neighbouring S'illot on your holiday to Sa Coma, a small town that's right next door. With its beautiful beach leading into turquoise Mediterranean waters, it's just a short stroll from the heart of Sa Coma.

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Western Water Park in Magaluf

You can get to a number of waterparks whilst you're in Santa Ponsa and one that you should definitely visit is the Western Water Park in Magaluf. Holidaymakers who are looking for an adventurous waterpark

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Bar Code 7 in Santa Ponsa

All around Santa Ponsa you'll find some excellent bars that are guaranteed to be fun for all the family. The fantastic atmosphere at Bar Code 7

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Jungle Parc Majorca

It's impossible to be bored in Santa Ponsa thanks to the many attractions and activities that are on offer. If you want to reach new heights of entertainment then you should visit Jungle Parc

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Katmandu Park in Magaluf

When you visit Katmandu Park you'll be greeted by a friendly atmosphere suitable for children of all ages. Located close Magaluf, it has been described as an interactive experience full of magic and special effects

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Cultural must sees In Palma De Mallorca

Majorca isn't just for beach holidays, and nowhere is that more clear than in the island's capital ” Palma de Mallorca. Amongst the highlights of this classy city's historical attractions is Le Seu.

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Palma International Boat Show In Majorca

Love all things nautical? Head to the Palma Boat Show and you'll find everything from fishing dinghies to super yachts.

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Palma Cathedral in Palma de Majorca

See one of Europe's most impressive Gothic buildings with a visit to Palma Cathedral. Found in the Majorcan capital, the cathedral proudly overlooks the city and the sea, making it one of the island's most popular sights.

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The Orange Express In Soller

For beautiful scenery and old-world charm, there's nothing better than a day trip to Soller, starting with the vintage train trip from Palma.

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Serra De Tramuntana in Majorca

Leave the beach behind as you go for a trek in the mountains of Serra de Tramuntana. As a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the landscape is wild and breathtaking, serving up views across the clear blue sea from heights of more than 1,000 metres.

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Aquarock Waterpark In Cala'n Bosch

Jam-packed with activities for all ages, the resort of Cala'n Bosch has its own water park, Aquarock. It may not be the biggest of waterparks,

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Cala'n Bosch Beach Spain

The main beach in Cala'n Bosch is a pretty, horseshoe-shaped bay surrounded by lush thick greenery. This beach has families in mind and is well-equipped with everything

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Aqua Center Los Delfines Spain

Spend a fun-filled day in the sun with a trip to Aqua Center Los Delfines. Close to the heart of Cala'n Forcat and just a ten minute walk from the town's beach, the water park is perfect for the whole

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Castle Of Santa Agueda Spain

If you're looking to go sightseeing on your holiday to Cala'n Forcat, don't miss the Castle of Santa Agueda. Found in Ferreries around half an hour's drive from Cala'n Forcat, you'll have the chance to

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Playas De Algaiarens Spain

Menorca is famous for its stunning coastline and unspoilt beaches, and you can experience the very best of this at the Playas de Algaiarens. Around half an hour's drive from Cala'n Forcat, Cala Algaiarens

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Cala Figuera Spain

There are lots of great places to eat in Mahon so you'll be spoilt for choice wherever you decide to dine, with everything from authentic Asian menus to traditional Italian trattorias available. But for the most stylish evening meal,

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Shopping In Mahon

Shopaholics love Mahon, which is as much of a retail paradise as any other self-respecting capital. While things here are a little more low-key than in a big city, you'll still find all sorts of reasons to reach for your Euros.

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Mola Fortress In Mahon Spain

There's a huge 19th-century fortress at the mouth of Mahon's vast harbour and it's one of the top things to see in Mahon according to TripAdvisor members. Fortalesa De La Mola (also called Fortalesa Isabel II) is a great place to ...

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Cami De Cavalls In Menorca

Whether you want to see some of the ”hidden' Menorca or just like to get out for a good walk when you're on holiday, the Cami de Cavalls is a must. Made up of little pathways and tracks (some rough, some surfaced),

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Oasis Park Zoo in Fuerteventura

Located just 45 minutes from Caleta de Fuste, the Oasis Park Zoo gives you a real opportunity to get up close and personal with an amazing selection of exotic creatures.

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Dreams House Museum Spain

If you're looking for a family day out packed full of fun, look no further than the Dreams House Museum. This child friendly museum offers many miniature surprises for all to enjoy.

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Fuerteventura Golf Club Spain

Play a round at Fuerteventura's first 18 hole golf course, and the host of the 2004 Spain Open, with a visit to Fuerteventura Golf Club. With its well-kept greens and palm-lined bunkers, the golf club is a great place to spend a few hours ...

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Deep Blue Dive Centre in Fuerteventura

aleta de Fuste has some of the most beautiful beaches and oceans in all of Fuerteventura, making it just perfect for diving and exploring all that you can find below. The Deep Blue Diving Centre offers a wide range of courses.

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Oceanarium Explorer in Fuerteventura

You'll never have a dull day in Caleta de Fuste as you'll discover a great range of water sports for you to do all through the Oceanarium Explorer. You can use the aquatic bikes, do some kayaking and go on the pedal boats.

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Acua Water Park in Fuerteventura

Enjoy a day of fun for the whole family with a visit to Acua Water Park. The park in Corralejo has something for everyone to enjoy

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Parque Natural De Corralejo

Parque Natural de Corralejo is blessed with great beauty and is just a short drive from the main resort. Budding explorers and nature lovers will love the park as you'll find incredible,

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Lajares in Fuerteventura

While in Fuerteventura, make sure you pay a visit to the trendy surfing village of Lajares. Just a short ten minute drive away from Corralejo

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Day Trip Lanzarote from Corralejo

Corralejo is well connected so that you can discover not only the island of Fuerteventura, but Lanzarote too. One way to get out and about is the Bocayna Express,

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Lobos Island in Fuerteventura

Located just off the north-east coast of Fuerteventura, Lobos Island is a small, beautifully preserved nature reserve with crystal clear waters and stunning rugged scenery.

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Oasis Wildlife Fuerteventura

For a day out with a difference, hop on the free shuttle bus from your hotel and venture to Oasis Park Fuerteventura.

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Rainbow Festival Fuerteventura

Fuerteventura has been giving a warm welcome to gay tourists and holidaymakers for decades. While it isn't particularly known for its gay scene or as a party island

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Aqualand Maspalomas

Aqualand is a fantastic place for a family day trip, with a huge choice of water rides and slides, including rubber ring slides and rapids. In fact, there are 33 different waterslides.

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Maspalomas Dunes

Playa de Maspalomas is a Blue Flag award winner with six kilometres of golden sands and sculpted sand dunes that look like they could have come straight from the Sahara Desert.

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Maspalomas Golf

For those looking for a great golfing destination, Maspalomas is home to one of the largest golf courses in Gran Canaria, Maspalomas Golf.

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Maspalomas Lighthouse

One of the biggest tourist attractions in Maspalomas is the lighthouse. It's situated next to the famous sand dunes and it's been standing since before tourists came to the area and it turned into a holiday resort.

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Sand Boarding At Dunas De Maspalomas

If you're after an experience that's a little different, then sand boarding is for you. It's said to be a lot like surfing, but a little easier, so grab a board and head for the massive sand banks.

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Yumbo Centre in Playa del Ingles

For some of the best shopping and entertainment in Gran Canaria, don't miss out on a visit to Yumbo Centrum. With more than 200 shops, bars and stands, it's a vibrant place to spend a few hours after a morning in the hot Spanish sun.

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Playa Puerto Rico

During your stay in Puerto Rico, you won't be able to resist a few days on the beautiful beach. With its fine golden sands and calm seas

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Amadores Beach In Puerto Rico

Amadores is a picturesque, golden sand beach that's perfect for a day relaxing in the sun. You'll find plenty of bars and restaurants dotted all around,

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Puerto Rico Shopping Centre in Gran Canaria

The heart of this resort is the Shopping Centre of Puerto Rico; a large shopping mall with shops that cater for day to day needs and the treats which make your holiday special.

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San Juan National Historical Site in Puerto Rico

Puerto Rico is blessed with fascinating sites that played an important role in Spanish history. San Juan Fort, a former defensive outpost, is listed as a World Heritage Site

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Vegueta: The Old Town Of Las Palmas

Vegueta is the name given to the old town part of Las Palmas, the capital city of Gran Canaria. A visit here will transport you back in time as it has remained relatively unchanged since Columbus visited in the late 1400s

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Roque Nublo in Las Palmas

Standing proud at 80 metres tall, Roque Nublo is an icon of Gran Canaria and actually marks the centre of the island. Looking at photos, you'd be forgiven for thinking that the rock is something that only mountaineers or the most ...

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Palmitos Park in Maspalomas

Palmitos Park is an absolute must when on holiday in Gran Canaria. It's one of the most popular attractions on the island, so much so that it's currently ranked the number two thing to do out of over 220 attractions, according to ...

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Jardin Canario in Las Palmas

The Jardin Canario is a unique and vast botanical paradise that features every type of vegetation and plant that you can expect to find on the Canary Islands. It's the biggest botanical garden in all of Spain

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The Best Hiking & Walking Routes in Gran Canaria

When you first think of Gran Canaria, you probably think of the stunning beaches and sparkling sea. Many visitors stay on the coast and might only venture up into the mountains for a day trip.

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Aquapark Costa Teguise

For an action-packed family day out, pay a visit to Aquapark Costa Teguise. As the only water park in Lanzarote, this is a must-visit no matter your age. So grab your swimsuit and hop on the shuttle bus for a day of fun by the pool.

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Fundacion Cesar Manrique in Las Palmas

Discover more about Lanzarote's celebrated artist, Cesar Manrique, with a trip to his quirky former home. Just a few miles north of Arrecife, ”Taro de Tahiche' is now the base for the Fundacion Cesar Manrique

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Submarine Safaris in Las Palmas

The beauty isn't just on land when you're in Costa Teguise; why not explore the world below the waves on a submarine trip. Board the high-tech submarine as it takes a dive from Puerto Calero.

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Pueblo Marinero Craft Market in Costa Teguise

The brilliance of influential artist César Manrique can be felt all over Costa Teguise, and especially in the Pueblo Marinero craft market. It brings together the top artists from all over Lanzarote

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Playa Blanca Beaches

Playa Blanca may be small but it has a grand total of three beaches of its own, and you'll also find the peaceful beaches of the Papagayo nature reserve just along the coast. If you like to be close to the main shops and restaurants,

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Montana Roja in Playa Blanca

The walk up the ”Red Mountain' is a must when you're on holiday in Playa Blanca, and it's not just for hikers. Montana Roja, an old volcano, isn't as high as it looks when you're in Playa Blanca but the views from the ...

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Marina Rubicon in Playa Blanca

Every upmarket resort needs a stylish marina, and the Marina Rubicon is Playa Blanca's. With lots of choice for dining and shopping, it's not just a place for the rich and famous to fly into by helicopter before boarding a luxury ...

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Aqualiva Waterpark in Playa Blanca

Spend the day at the amazing Aqualiva Playa Blanca waterpark and prepare to get soaked! If you fancy a break from the turquoise waters of the Atlantic Ocean

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Playa Chica Beach in Puerto del Carmen

Puerto del Carmen's most popular beach is small, gentle and famous for its still waters as part of the bay. The immaculate sands are the best place

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Peggy's Snug Bar in Lanzarote

If you're looking for a warm and fun bar with a familiar feel in a great setting, Peggy's Snug is a bar that'll have you coming back again and again. The owners, Mick and Dolores welcome you with open arms

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Biosfera Plaza Shopping Center in Lanzarote

You'll find plenty of fashion outlets for those looking to complete their holiday look, with options for men, women and children in no short supply. You'll also find technology, jewellery and gift shops for a worthwhile souvenir.

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Puerto Del Carmen Old Town Harbour

A pretty and calming section of Puerto del Carmen, the Old Town Harbour is a great place to stroll along and soak up some atmosphere. During the day, it's a popular place for tourists to wander about

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Cueva de Los Verdes & Lanzarote Caves

When you need a break from the sunshine and sand, a visit to Lanzarote Caves, and in particular Cueva de Los Verdes, makes a fascinating day trip for nature lovers and those who love to get snappy with the camera.

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Cueva De Los Verdes Spain

Formed about 4,000 years ago when the Montana La Corona volcano erupted, Cuevas de Los Verdes is one of the longest volcanic tunnels in the world and is visited by thousands of people every year.

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Los Hervideros in Las Palmas

If you enjoy looking at natural wonders then Los Hervideros, located slightly north of Playa Blanca, won't disappoint. While you're exploring the coast of Lanzarote by car or bike you shouldn't bypass this section of coast.

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Playa Fanabe Beach in Tenerife

Escape from the hustle and bustle on Playa Fanabe's peaceful, Blue Flag beach. Suitable for all ages, you can swim in the clear, warm water and pick your ideal sunbathing spot on the long stretch of golden sand.

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Barranco Del Infierno in Tenerife

Tenerife's highest waterfall can be found in a ravine on the outskirts of Costa Adeje. The ravine is named Barranco del Infierno, which translates as ”canyon of hell', but this couldn't be further from the truth as this lush ...

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Playa Del Duque Beach in Tenerife

You can see why this picture-perfect beach is one of the most popular in Costa Adeje. Surrounded by palm trees, its soft, golden sand slopes gently to the sea and feels great between your toes as you stroll along the shoreline.

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Monkey Park Spain

Perfect for the family, Los Cristianos' Monkey Park is home to a variety of different species. Reasonably priced, the park is open daily.

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Los Cristianos Harbour Spain

Spend a day by the sea on this picturesque harbour in the heart of the fishing town. The pristine condition of the area just goes to show how proud the town is of its origins.

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Walking & Hiking In Tenerife

Explore Los Cristianos' rich countryside with Tenerife Guided Walks and feel at one with nature. There are a lot of excursions to choose from, which differ in length and difficulty.

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Our guide to Jungle Park in Tenerife

Close to many popular resorts, the Jungle Park in Costa Adeje is a great day out for all the family.

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Playa De Las Vistas Spain

On your holiday in Los Cristianos, don't miss out on a trip to Playa de las Vistas. To find the beach, go west of Los Cristianos port where you'll discover golden sands

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Playa De Los Tarajales Spain

For an alternative from the main beach in Los Cristianos, pay a visit to Playa de los Tarajales. To get there, take a walk down the hill starting at Hotel Paradise Park and onto the sands

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Water Sports Tenerife

There are a variety of water sports available on the harbour and down by the beach, ranging from pedalos to scuba diving.

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Playa De Las Americas Nightlife: Bars & Clubs

The first thing that comes to mind when someone says nightlife are hard-core dance clubs that are bursting at the seams. That isn't always the case. Playa de las Americas is the party capital of Tenerife and has a lot to offer in terms of ...

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Visit Siam Park Tenerife

Rated the top thing to do in Tenerife on Tripadvisor, this Siamese themed water park is the largest in Europe. Boasting seven world records, it's quickly been hailed one of the best in the world. Siam Park is suitable for people of all ...

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Troya Beach Spain

Tenerife is known for its volcanic, black sandy beaches. The most famous beach happens to be right at your doorstep in Playa de las Americas.

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Botanical Gardens Tenerife

While in Puerto de la Cruz, make sure you pay a visit to the beautiful Botanical Gardens, otherwise known as the Jardn de Aclimatación de la Orotava. With huge grounds stretching across 20,000 square metres

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Diving In Tenerife

If you fancy taking a trip under the ocean, Teide Divers can help to train you. This family run business has 10 years experience of diving in Tenerife.

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Playa Bollullo Spain

For a relaxing day at the beach, surrounded by huge rocky cliffs on soft black volcanic sand, pay a visit to Playa Bollullo.

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Costa Martianez Spain

Costa Martiánez is a splendid theme park covering 100,000 square metres and centred around a large lake. The lake branches off into seven pools and a wide collection of gardens, terraces, viewpoints, solariums, cultural centres and ...

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Best places to go snorkelling in Tenerife

Many call the snorkelling in Tenerife the ”must do' activity of any trip to the Canary Islands. That's probably because of the serene turquoise waters, warm seas and, of course

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Teide National Park in Tenerife

Located at the very heart of the island, Teide National Park is at the top of many people's list of things to do in Tenerife

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Top things for families in Spain

There are many family attractions to choose from in Tenerife, from various theme parks, bike rides, private tours and exploring by walking.

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Garachico in Tenerife

Discover one of the most beautiful towns in Tenerife with a trip to Garachico. On the north west tip of the island around an hour's drive from Los Cristianos, you'll come across this picturesque Canarian town with a fascinating ...

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Masca Valley in Tenerife

Join thousands of people by hiking the ever popular Masca Valley and absorb the beauty that surrounds you from start to finish.

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La Orotava in Tenerife

To discover one of Tenerife's most charming old towns, make sure you pay a visit to La Orotava. Sitting on the north west coast near to Puerto de la Cruz

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Pyramids of Gmar

Pyramids are something most people tend to expect on a visit to Egypt, rather than on their holidays to Tenerife. However, the largest of the Canary Islands has its very own, in the form of the unique Pyramids of Gmar.

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Roques de Garcia in Tenerife

Visitors to Tenerife would be forgiven for thinking that holidays to this beautiful island is all about the beach, eating and shopping. The island's got much more to offer than that, though, and one of the best natural attractions is the ...

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La Gomera in Tenerife

The island of Tenerife has so much to explore. But if you've seen as much as you can in and around your resort, then it's worth venturing a little further afield

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Mojacar Village

Mojacar has two distinctive parts including the old town, Mojacar Pueblo, and Mojacar Playa, which is where you'll find the modern hotels, restaurants and bars down by the coast.

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Roquetas de Mar's fiestas

A good time to travel to Roquetas de Mar is in July when the weather is not only beautifully hot, but the town is flourishing with celebration.

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Aqua Natura Waterpark In Benidorm Spain

The Aqua Natura waterpark has a great range of slides from family favourites to exciting ones for the thrill seekers. You'll have a splashtastic time in Aqua Natura as you race each other down the Multipista and ride the waves of ...

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Benidorm Island Spain

Benidorm island is an islet located around 3.5 kilometres from the coast of mainland Benidorm. It has many nicknames; The Rock, as some believe it's the missing chunk from the top of Puig Campana mountain behind Benidorm

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Benidorm Old Town Spain

If you're looking for something typically Spanish during your holiday to Benidorm, you'll want to visit the old town, it's a complete contrast to the skyscrapers and busy bars of the new town.

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Mundomar Spain

Something fun for the kids and perfect for family days out, Mundomar is a popular tropical-themed animal park in Benidorm. Usually open from February to December, it is home to more than 80 different species of animal.

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Terra Mitica Themepark In Benidorm Spain

Enjoy the thrills of Terra Mitica, this fun-filled theme park is one of Europe's most exciting theme parks and one of Benidorm's main tourist attractions. Open from June-September, the park is divided into five zones

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Butterfly Park Of Benalmadena

Visit the largest butterfly park in Europe, Mariposario de Benalmadena, housed in a quaint Thai temple. Walk in and be welcomed by a warm tropical setting with green plants, wild flowers, cascading waterfalls and more than 1,500 exotic ...

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Colomares Castle in Benalmadena

Just outside the old picturesque village of Benalmadena Pueblo is the fairy tale like Colomares Castle. The enchanting structure was built between 1987 and 1994 in honour of explorer Christopher Columbus.

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Teleferico Cable Car Ride

Although they've only been up and running since 2003, the Benalmadena cable cars have already established themselves as a must-do on your holiday to this part of the Costa del Sol.

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Bioparc Fuengirola

Fuengirola zoo is unlike any other you'll have encountered. It was purpose-built to create the ideal environments in which animals whose numbers are in danger of dwindling, might be encouraged to reproduce.

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Sohail Castle in Fuengirola

Explore the area's history with a trip to Sohail Castle. The 19th century fortress is accessible on foot or by a relaxing boat ride.

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Clubbing in Marbella

Marbella is famous as the playground of the rich and famous. However, you don't have to be an A-list movie star to enjoy the glitz and glamour of Marbella nightlife.

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La Concha Mountain Spain

Explore the striking landscapes of Marbella on one of the many walking or hiking trails. Head for the hills and trek up the magnificent La Concha Mountain to see the indescribable views of bustling Marbella

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Marbella Old Town

For an activity away for the sandy shores, venture inland to Marbella's Old Quarter. Stroll through the narrow, cobbled streets and see the beautiful floral decorations that adorn the colourful buildings.

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Plaza Tutti Frutti in Nerja

If on holiday you're someone that wants to be where the action is, then head to the Plaza Tutti Frutti. It's a completely pedestrianised square that comes alive in the night time.

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Explore the Nerja Caves

The biggest attraction in Nerja is the incredible Nerja Caves or ”Cuevas De Nerja' in Spanish. The caves are thought to have been formed millions of years ago by underground streams.

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Balcon De Europa in Nerja

Take a trip up to the Balcón de Europa, a large balcony set high in the side of a cliff. Centuries ago the site was the watchtower of a fortress designed as a look out to keep pirates away.

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Water Parks in Nerja

If you're looking for a fun day out with the kids or you're a big kid seeking thrills of your own, Nerja is lucky to be in close distance to two waterparks.

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Tivoli World Spain

If you're looking for some seriously good entertainment, Tivoli World Spain is an amusement park with shows that'll keep the whole family happy. Opened in 1972, it's added new attractions over the years to create this fun and original ...

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Aqualand Torremolinos

Discover Aqualand, the largest of the waterparks in Torremolinos, Costa del Sol. Home to the highest waterslide in Europe and 30 more attractions, it makes a great family day out.

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Parque de la Bateria in Torremolinos

For a day away from the beach, venture inland to visit the Parque la Bateria, which translates to Battery Park and showcases military relics in a beautiful botanical garden. The park is free to enter and well maintained,

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The Cap Salou Tourist Train

One of Cap Salou's best loved features is the cool and convenient Tourist Train which passes through the most popular destinations around the city. Why not take the weight off your feet in the Spanish sun?

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Spend the day in Barcelona; the cultural capital

A trip to Cap Salou isn't complete without an excursion to Barcelona. Soak up the culture while strolling by iconic landmarks such as the Gaudi Cathedral and Catalunya Square.

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Portaventura's Water Park Spain

PortAventura isn't just about the roller coasters; the massive resort has an exceptional water park, with attractions tailored for all ages too. PortAventura Costa Caribe Aquatic Park is one of the best water parks in Spain

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PortAventura World Theme Park Spain

The mesmerising PortAventura Park is an adventure the whole family can enjoy. Explore the exciting wonders that can be found in the six different worlds that split the park. The Mediterrnia has a beach style and features a variety of shops and ...

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Santiago Bernabeu Stadium in Madrid

Football fans will enjoy a guided tour around the iconic home stadium of Real Madrid. Construction first began in 1945 and was officially opened for a match against the Portuguese champions, OS Belenenses two years later.

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