HOLIDAY RESORTS IN SPAIN

From fiestas and flamenco to siestas, Spain is a country that knows how to live life to the full. A dazzling destination, it’s rich in art, history and unique cultures, which can be uncovered in its vibrant modern cities, atmospheric old towns and rustic villages.

Variety is something you can count on from a Spanish holiday. Venture from the soaring cliffs of Galicia in the north to the vine covered landscapes of Rioja. Ski in snow-capped mountain ranges and explore the rugged deserts of Almería before basking on Mediterranean beaches or cruising around sub-tropical volcanic isles. Then party late into the night in its never sleeping cities.

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The hilltop town of Ronda
Glitzy marina at Puerto Banus
SPAIN

FULL OF ZEST AND FLAVOUR

It might be incredibly varied culturally, linguistically and geographically, but one thing that unites this enthralling destination is its passion for food. A heady mix of deep-rooted tradition and modern flair, the food, like the country, is full of zest and flavour. If a Spanish break sounds like perfection for you, take a look below at our six different holiday Resorts in Spain and read on for more information about what to expect.

Spain is great for

  • Beaches
  • Sunshine
  • Art and architecture
  • History
  • Food and wine
  • Adventure

spain fast facts

Spanish – The language spoken in Spain is Spanish.

Time – All of Spain is GMT + 1 hour, apart from the Canary Islands which are the same as GMT.

Tourist Info – Visit Spain’s official tourism website for more information.

Capital – Madrid is the capital city of Spain.

Currency – The currency used in Spain is the Euro (€).

Getting there – All major Spanish airports have international flight connections, including Málaga, Tenerife South and Palma de Mallorca.

when to go?

With more than 300 sunny days a year, Spain is a year-round destination for beach breaks and outdoor escapes. The south of Spain, such as the Costa del Sol, enjoys long summers and mild winters – perfect for sunshine getaways. The Canary Islands stay warm even in the cooler months, while the Balearic Islands, home to Majorca, are best visited in spring, summer and early autumn for scenic coastlines and relaxed island life.

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Spain’s calendar is filled with fiestas, religious celebrations and cultural traditions worth experiencing. From January’s Three Kings Day to the elaborate Holy Week parades at Easter, every season brings something special. Lent brings colourful carnivals – most famously in Santa Cruz de Tenerife – while La Noche de San Juan in June lights up the beaches of Andalucía. In Majorca, summer brings traditional festivals like Sant Joan and vibrant local fairs that showcase the island’s unique heritage.

Semana Santa procession in Malaga Spain

From cider and shellfish in northern Spain’s Basque Country to rich riojas, hearty stews and Mediterranean fare in the south, Spain is a true culinary crossroads. Fresh produce, regional flair and generous hospitality are constants wherever you go.

Paella, Ibérico ham and gazpacho are classics, but Spain offers so much more. Michelin stars sparkle across Barcelona, Bilbao, San Sebastián, Málaga, the Canary Islands – and increasingly, Majorca, where local ingredients meet creative flair. From elegant dining to bustling markets and family-run gems, the food scene is as diverse as the country itself.

Michelin star restaurants in Spain

Tapas culture thrives in Andalucía, home of the famed chiringuitos and lively terrazas. In Seville, Granada and Málaga, grazing on Andalusian prawns, seafood paella and free bar snacks is a must. Don’t miss sipping sherry in Jerez, tasting rioja at world-famous wineries or enjoying cider straight from the barrel in Asturias. And in Majorca? Local wines, sobrasada, and coastal restaurants make the island a Mediterranean foodie favourite.

Glasses of white wine in a roof top bar

THE HISTORIC SITES

Roman ruins, medieval masterpieces and ancient Islamic architecture – Spain is steeped in history and alive with cultural treasures. Home to 48 UNESCO World Heritage Sites, it ranks among the top three countries in the world for heritage listings. Highlights include Antoni Gaudí’s iconic works in Barcelona, Segovia’s Roman aqueduct and Andalucía’s mesmerising Moorish sites, such as the Alhambra in Granada and the Mezquita in Córdoba.

Majorca offers its own chapter of history, with honey-hued towns like Alcúdia and prehistoric Talaiotic sites. Over in Tenerife, you’ll find colonial architecture in La Laguna – a UNESCO-listed city – as well as historic quarters, ancient trails and fascinating Guanche heritage across the island.

Inside the Mezquita at Cordoba

Spain has it all: dramatic mountain ranges, lush forests, pristine beaches, dusty deserts and striking volcanic landscapes. The snow-capped Sierra Nevada offers Europe’s most southerly ski resort, while Tenerife’s Teide National Park is home to Spain’s highest peak – Mount Teide – surrounded by rare flora and unforgettable hiking trails. Offshore, whales, dolphins and turtles can often be spotted.

Majorca adds its own natural beauty to the mix, with the UNESCO-listed Serra de Tramuntana mountain range, hidden coves, pine-fringed bays and scenic coastal walks. Across both the mainland and islands, Spain promises some of Europe’s most stunning natural backdrops.

FAQ’s ABOUT HOLIDAYS TO SPAIN

Where to stay in Spain?

Looking for holiday Resorts in Spain? From the popular self-catering apartments of Wyndham Costa del Sol to stylish, family-friendly Resorts in Tenerife, IDILIQ Hotels & Resorts offers a wide choice of places to stay across Spain. You can also enjoy sun-drenched stays at our newly refurbished Wyndham Portocolom Resort in Majorca. Wherever you choose, expect great locations, spacious accommodation and all the comforts of home-plus those special extras that make holidays effortless.

Is Tenerife in Spain?

Yes, Tenerife is a beautiful island oasis and one of the country’s most sought after holiday destinations. Tenerife is the largest of Spain’s Canary Islands and is well known for its many picturesque beaches, top Resorts, and the epic dormant volcano, which is Spain’s highest peak.

Is Spain good for family holidays?

Yes, Spain is a perfect destination for family holidays. With beautiful sunny weather, fantastic sandy beaches, top water sports, and a host of exciting attractions, there’s plenty to keep the whole family entertained. Plus, IDILIQ offers a number of family Resorts in Spain, featuring pools and kids’ clubs. Whether you are searching for a beach holiday with young kids or to do some sightseeing with teenagers, Spain is the ideal destination.

Where to fly to Spain from?

Spain is easy to get to whether you are staying at Costa del Sol Resorts or family hotels in Tenerife. Major Spanish airports like Malaga and Tenerife South have flight connections with many UK airports including Heathrow, Gatwick and Manchester. Multiple daily flights connect both destinations to Europe with ease.

What are the most popular destinations in Spain?

Spain is home to a number of incredible holiday destinations. It’s all about your personal preference. You can dive into history and hit the beaches on the Costa del Sol, while also sampling some of the region’s delicious fresh seafood. Or how about an idyllic island retreat to Tenerife with its beautiful sandy shores, mountainous backdrop, and epic golf Resorts. Whatever your tastes, there is a Resort in Spain for you.

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