Holiday destinations

La Gomera sits just west of Tenerife, but it feels a world away once you step off the ferry.

Some of the best holiday destinations in Spain for couples are places where meals stretch late, everything is easy to walk, and there’s usually a square, promenade or beach nearby.

Spain has quietly built a reputation as one of Europe’s most varied golfing destinations, with courses spread across coastlines, countryside, and even cooler northern regions.

Spain is a land of contrasts, from rugged mountains to idyllic beaches.

The big date is 12th August 2026, when a once-in-a-lifetime total solar eclipse will sweep across northern Spain before heading towards the Mediterranean.Rural rentals are already starting to surge in some of the most in-demand areas, and only places right under the darkest part of the eclipse will

The August solar eclipse in Spain this year crosses much of the country, and projections suggest up to 10 million visitors will witness the event.

Carnival in Spain 2026 promises a spectacular celebration full of colour, music, and festive traditions. Across the country, cities and towns come alive with parades, street parties, and cultural events.

A total solar eclipse trip to Spain in 2026 is one of those rare moments where the universe lines things up neatly with European holiday habits.

Tenerife’s famous for its black‑sand beaches and year‑round sun, but some of the island’s most memorable swims are in its wild lava pools along the coast.

Spain keeps popping up in blockbusters and binge‑worthy series, and half the time people don’t realise they’re looking at Bilbao, Madrid or Jerez rather than London, California or a distant galaxy.

Bloomberg has once again compiled a list of must-visit destinations set to shape travel in 2026, blending revitalised classics with lesser-known places on the rise. The list spans creative cities, remote islands, emerging food regions and unspoilt natural havens.

National Geographic’s Spanish pick for the best travel destination for 2026 is not a single city, but an entire northern region.

Spain is full of cliff‑top villages, hanging walkways and suspension bridges that will test even the bravest travellers.

With the first hint of sunshine or even just a spare long weekend, it doesn’t take much to start daydreaming about the sea.

Spain is packed with remarkable museums, from world‑class art galleries to cutting‑edge science spaces and archaeological centres in smaller cities.

Spain and wine go hand in hand, with vineyard landscapes that run from cool Atlantic shores to sun‑baked southern hills. Ask several locals about the best wine routes in Spain, and you will get very different answers, with some swearing by elegant reds, others loyal to crisp coastal whites.

If there’s one Spanish tradition that gets absolutely everyone talking in December, it’s the Spanish Christmas Lottery, Lotería de Navidad, better known as El Gordo.

Barcelona being named European Capital of Christmas 2026 is a proper badge of honour.

Wine tourism in Spain has grown up a lot in the last few years. People are now planning whole weekends to Spain's best wineries, featuring design hotels and long lunches in the vineyards.

Seville feels so sun‑soaked and open that it tricks a lot of people into assuming the sea must be just around the corner. Yet the city sits inland on the Guadalquivir River, surrounded by fields and olive groves.

New Year’s Eve events in Spain come thick and fast, so if you still don’t have a plan, there’s plenty to jump on at short notice.

This city on the North African coast has been getting attention lately, thanks to recently being voted the most underrated city in Spain. If you’re plotting things to do in Melilla, picture a compact seaside hub where modernist facades meet a walled old town and sandy beaches.

Skyscanner’s latest fare trends spotlight the best-value destinations for 2026 in Spain, and Spain even nabs two places in Skyscanner’s global top 10 for the biggest airfare drops.

Seville has landed on Condé Nast Traveler’s Europe 2026 list for good reason. The city has kept its stately looks and sun-baked rhythm while quietly shifting gears.

Are you looking for the best lakes in Spain to explore this autumn? Spain, famous for its vibrant culture, historic landmarks, and stunning landscapes, is also home to some of the most beautiful lakes in Europe.