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Canary Islands

Denia

Denia is an old Spanish city with a multinational population, an important seaport, an expensive resort with beautiful beaches, developed and perfectly equipped infrastructure.

10 Beaches of Barcelona

Visiting local beaches is one of the main points of most tourists during their stay in the city. After all, agree that the combination of cultural and educational walks with the opportunity to relax on good beaches and swim in warm, clear water makes a really cool vacation.

Laguna Mar Menor

The province of Murcia has a unique nature reserve - the blue lagoon of the Mar Menor. The lagoon and the Mediterranean Sea are separated by a narrow sandy spit - La Manga. Many beaches, hotels and entertainment facilities are located right on the spit. Resorts of Mar Menor can not only sunbathe on the sandy beaches and swim in the clear water, but also to diving, windsurfing, kitesurfing, canoeing or just water scooter.

Guadalest

Spain has many small and in its own way beautiful towns. One such place is Guadaleste. It has just over 200 inhabitants, but it is one of the leaders in the annual number of visitors in Spain. What is so amazing about Guadaleste?

Puerto de la Cruz

Puerto de la Cruz is located in the northern part of the island, which has a wet climate and subtropical flora. It is slightly cooler here than in the

Alicante

Alicante has cheap airfare, so it makes sense to start your trip to Spain with this city. What is interesting in Alicante, where are the best beaches and in what part of town is better to stay? Let's take it in order...

Cuenca

Cuenca is a charming old Spanish city. Its historic center is made up of amazing houses that "grow" out of rocks and hang over an abyss. The narrow winding alleyways go up and down. The entire city is not difficult to walk.

Mirador La Tarta

A stunning viewpoint in Teide National Park. Stop there on your way from Teide volcano to La Esperanza forest on Tenerife.