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When it comes to great holidays, Spain comes out on top for good reason. With over a thousand miles of Mediterranean coastline, there's nowhere better for a reliably brilliant sun, sea and sand holiday.
But book a holiday to Spain and you'll not just have that warm sea lapping at your feet. Next to the beautiful beaches, you'll find delicious tapas to eat, welcoming hotels to stay in, and a buzzing nightlife with everything from elegant cocktails in smart marinas to exclusive beach clubs and lively bars.
The Costas dominate the Spanish holiday scene - and justifiably so. They're fun, fabulous and full of favourites for both families and friends.
Costa Brava - the wild coast - runs along the Catalonian coast in the north of Spain to the French border, while Costa Dorada - the golden coast - is to the south of it, where you'll find the lively resort of Salou and the shimmering beaches at Calafell.
Heading further south is Costa Blanca - the white coast, home to the buzzing port city of Alicante and the holiday hotspot of Benidorm. Next is Costa Calida - the warm coast, a 150-mile stretch of shallow sandy coastline, often backed by dunes and pine forests.
Lastly, the most southerly is the Costa Del Sol - the sun coast - where the popular resorts of Marbella, Fuengirola, Benalmadena and Torremolinos spill on to the beaches and visitors can soak up an revitalising average 320 days of sunshine a year.
When it comes to great holidays, Spain comes out on top for good reason. With over a thousand miles of Mediterranean coastline, there's nowhere better for a reliably brilliant sun, sea and sand holiday.
But book a holiday to Spain and you'll not just have that warm sea lapping at your feet. Next to the beautiful beaches, you'll find delicious tapas to eat, welcoming hotels to stay in, and a buzzing nightlife with everything from elegant cocktails in smart marinas to exclusive beach clubs and lively bars.
The Costas dominate the Spanish holiday scene - and justifiably so. They're fun, fabulous and full of favourites for both families and friends.
Costa Brava - the wild coast - runs along the Catalonian coast in the north of Spain to the French border, while Costa Dorada - the golden coast - is to the south of it, where you'll find the lively resort of Salou and the shimmering beaches at Calafell.
Heading further south is Costa Blanca - the white coast, home to the buzzing port city of Alicante and the holiday hotspot of Benidorm. Next is Costa Calida - the warm coast, a 150-mile stretch of shallow sandy coastline, often backed by dunes and pine forests.
Lastly, the most southerly is the Costa Del Sol - the sun coast - where the popular resorts of Marbella, Fuengirola, Benalmadena and Torremolinos spill on to the beaches and visitors can soak up an revitalising average 320 days of sunshine a year.
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