Spain is a great market that caters for sunshine lovers, beach worshippers and friendly locals. Whether it be windsurfing in Costa Teguise, mountain climbing in Tenerife or simply watching the luxury boats of Puerto Banus sail into the sunset, Spain has it all for everyone to enjoy.

Lanzarote
Known for its volcanic landscape, the island features the busy resort of Puerto del Carmen, which offers great nightlife but varied selection of restaurants during the day. Costa Teguise is known for the surfers that venture down during the year, as well as the famous Water Park! What was once a sleeping fishing village is now the most picturesque on the island – Playa Blanca. Four and Five star hotels hog the coastline with eating out in the harbour a must.

Tenerife
Mount Teide stands out from the moment you enter the flying space at Tenerife Reina Sofia Airport. The largest of the Canary Islands but probably the most unique. In one hand you have golden beaches, Five star accommodation and traditional Spanish cuisine – and the other you have buzzing nightlife, array of local bars and water sports galore! Los Cristianos, Playa de las Americas and Costa Adeje all roll into one rollercoaster of a holiday!

Gran Canaria
Playa del Ingles is known for its great nightlife and easily accessible beaches. Many restaurants to choose from with the famous sand dunes of Maspalomas within range. Whether it be a nice, quiet and relaxing break or lazy days on the beach and a few glasses of tequila in the evening, Gran Canaria has it all.  For those wanting glorious views of the sea and access to many shops, look no further than Puerto Rico. Amazing marina and Water Park as well as Canarian restaurants and local bars to choose from in the evenings.

Fuerteventura
Miles upon miles of untouched golden sand makes this island the most relaxing of the four islands. Calete de Fuste offers scuba diving, weekly markets, and good choice of bars, clubs and restaurants. Corralejo is becoming the premier tourist hotspot on the island, with an array of water sports and beach loving holiday makers galore. Catch the ferry to Lanzarote for a day out shopping in Playa Blanca. For those really wanting to experience fine beaches, Jandia is the place to go. 32 kilometers of glorious white sand are absolutely breathtaking.

Costa del Sol
Known to many as the ‘Sun Coast’, the Costa del Sol offers sun, sea and sand. Whether you venture to the plush marina of Puerto Banus or simply pop in and out of Torremolinos’ bars and clubs, there is something for everyone. Benalmadena offers many international restaurants, as well as access to the sandy beach. Fuengirola has the regions longest stretch of beach however, at just over 7 kilometres long. Golf courses are easily accessible from either of the major resorts.