Mojácar really gets under the skin in the best way. Think sugar-cube houses tumbling down a hillside into a long strip of ...

Locals squirted holidaymakers away with water pistols and held fiery confrontations on beaches across Spain, Mallorca and the ...

The wonders of Spain’s many beaches are one of the country’s worst-kept secrets. Golden sands and deep blue waters line the shores of cities like San Sebastian and Valencia, while the less popular ...

The small cove is less popular and more remote than its better known neighbors, making it the perfect spot for a scenic dip ...

From big breakers for surfing to waters as calm as a paddling pool, Spain has it all - getty Beyond the obvious attractions of sun and sea, it’s the ancillary elements that make Spanish beach culture ...

Lists of Spain’s best beaches always feature entries from Almeria, with the coastline of the Cabo de Gata-Nijar Natural Park especially popular. Las Salinas, Los Muertos and Los Genoveses all pop up ...

"Popcorn Beach" on Fuerteventura is covered in white, popcorn-like pebbles instead of regular sand. Visitors go for the cool photos and quiet views rather than swimming or sunbathing. The formations ...

High-spirited northern surf hubs, relaxed Mediterranean-fronting neighbourhoods and glowing sands washed by the thundering Atlantic — mainland Spain’s cities can offer all of this and more. Take your ...

Looking to dig your toes into the sand and play in the ocean from sunup to sundown? Then it's time to book a trip to Spain. From the wild and rugged Atlantic shores of Galicia and Andalusia to the ...