With the arrival of summer, beaches become an obsession for many travelers, topping the wish lists of those who dream of unwinding by the sea. To help identify these truly special spots, the international platform ‘The World’s 50 Best Beaches’ publishes an annual ranking of the 50 best beaches in the world. The 2026 edition once again brings together the world’s best beaches, including two Spanish ones: Cala Macarella in Menorca and Playa de Cofete in Fuerteventura.

Pedro Porro is enjoying the standout period of his career. The Tottenham full-back, a key figure in the Spanish national team’s set-up, played a decisive part in the 2026 World Cup semi-final against France, scoring one of the goals that secured Spain’s place in the final.

The Balearic Islands will experience one of the most anticipated astronomical events of the century in Spain this August. The Moon will completely obscure the Sun for a few seconds, and the light will abruptly fade in Mallorca, Menorca, Ibiza, and Formentera shortly before sunset.

Following his goal in the World Cup final, Ferran Torres is currently one of the most talked-about figures in Spanish football, also due to the attention he generates off the pitch.

The total solar eclipse of August 2026 will be one of the most significant astronomical events visible in Spain in recent decades. For a few minutes, the Moon will completely cover the Sun, plunging part of the afternoon into darkness.

The province of Valencia will once again boast more than 30 Blue Flag beaches along its coastline in 2026. The Valencian coast combines well-established urban beaches with quieter stretches away from the main tourist centres.

Nico Williams, who plays for Athletic Club and the Spanish national team, is enjoying one of the standout periods of his career.

Almería offers one of the most unique combinations of landscapes in southern Spain. Within its province, you can find open sea, volcanic cliffs, as well as deserts and mountain ranges overlooking the Mediterranean.

The 2026 International Descent of the Sella River now has a date. The 88th edition is here to once again bring together sport, tradition, and celebration in Asturias for one of Spain's most renowned canoeing competitions.

Mallorca is famous for its coves and turquoise waters, but the island is also home to several natural pools formed among rocks and former marès stone quarries. These sheltered spots offer a different swimming experience, combining calm waters with a closer connection to the surrounding landscape.