Located in the centre of the Bay of Alcudia on the north-east coast of Mallorca, C’an Picafort is a lively holiday resort which caters for a mixture of mainly German, British, Dutch and Scandinavian visitors. Whether you’re looking for beaches, historical landmarks, or outdoor activities you’ll find a wide variety …
Camp de Mar is a small resort town located on the south-west of Mallorca which offers a tranquil escape from the bustling hotspots of the island. Known for its scenic coastline, calm waters and relatively quiet atmosphere, Camp de Mar attracts visitors looking for a more subdued holiday experience. This …
Lying on Mallorca’s lesser known east coast, some 70km from Palma airport, is the family orientated resort of Calas de Mallorca. If you’ve previously visited Mallorca and enjoyed stays in some of its flagship resorts such as Magaluf, Puerto Pollensa or Cala Millor be warned that Calas de Mallorca bears …
Gran Canaria is the third-largest island of the Spanish Canary Islands which lies just 210km off the coast of Africa and 1250 km away from mainland Spain. It is a popular holiday destination known for its diverse landscapes, beautiful beaches and year-round warm climate. When considering where to stay in …
Exploring the best things to do in Gran Canaria reveals a destination that seamlessly blends natural wonders, cultural heritage and modern attractions. This circular island is home to everything from golden beaches and sand dunes to lush forests and rugged mountains. Whether you’re interested in outdoor adventures, historical exploration, or …
Located in the Canary Islands, off the coast of Africa, the volcanic island of Lanzarote attracts millions of tourists all year round. With popular resorts such as Playa Blanca, Costa Teguise and Puerto del Carmen, glorious beaches and natural attractions there are many things to do in Lanzarote for visitors …
There are Costa Blanca markets every day which usually operate from about 9/10am until about 2pm. You will find a wide range of goods on sale such as clothes, shoes, towels and blankets, ceramic pots and dishes to mention just a few. Prices do tend to be fixed and not …
Deciding where to stay on the Costa Blanca is an important question for holidaymakers planning a visit to this popular stretch of Spanish coastline. The high-rise resort of Benidorm stands out as the most popular destination whilst the neighbouring town of Altea offers a quieter, more traditional Spanish ambiance. A …
Spain’s Costa Blanca is renowned not only for its pristine beaches but also for its vibrant cultural heritage. This region comes alive with a myriad of festivals throughout the year, particularly during the summer months. These festivals on the Costa Blanca offer a captivating window into the area’s rich traditions …