Spain, the land of surprises and great natural beauty is an ideal holiday destination for any kind of holiday that you may have in mind. It has great beaches, beautiful sceneries, amazing culture as well as unbelievable history that is retold by various monuments in the land.

When you are in Spain, there are the do’s and don’ts like at many other locations in the world. Something that you should know about the Spaniards is the fact that they are very passionate about who they are and hei
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For visitors coming to Spain, accommodation details in Spain are handled by tour agencies as well as operators especially where there are packaged holidays covering areas of great interests as well as resort areas. For a person who is travelling individually without the need of a tour operator, hotels are very accessible and are found in all the regions in Spain regardless of what you area of interest is.

There are many categories of hotels to pick from and it is therefore easy to find someth
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Though food is not really an issue in Spain and as a tourist, you'd probably love to savor the local cuisines, if you're traveling with a family that includes young children, seniors, people with restricted mobility or on special diets, or a large group, one great option to consider is a villa or apartment rental with self-catering. This gives you the freedom and independence to choose the kinds of food that will be most suitable and also cut costs on expensive restaurants where you may end up o
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A self-drive holiday through Spain can be an unforgettable experience! With endless miles of stunning scenery, quaint villages, mountain strongholds and fortresses, fields of saffron and paprika, the chance of arriving in a town on a local fiesta day, colorful white-washed hamlets, stopping on impulse at a wayside taverna for a sampling of the local fare and stumbling upon a rare historic mansion, Roman ruins and city walls, abandoned windmills and romantic country estates, this is one holiday t
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Ranging across the Northern border with France, down to the south-western border with Portugal, the nearly 4000 km of Spanish coastline is a mosaic of varying landscapes, gorgeous golden beaches, lapped by the waters of two distinctly different seas: The Atlantic Ocean and the Mediterranean Sea, marked by regional differences in culture, history, traditions, cuisines and even language and dialect. But the common thread that links all these Costas or coasts, is the great sea-faring traditions of
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