Spain is the largest country in Southern Europe, making up 85% of the Iberian Peninsula which it shares with neighbour Portugal to the west. Spain comprises the mainland, Balearic Islands in the Mediterranean, Canary Islands in the Atlantic Ocean, and two autonomous cities in North Africa – Ceutra and Melilla. It is bordered by France and Andorra to the north, and Gibraltar on the south coast.
Spain offers diverse regional cuisine and cultures so the opportunities for varied trips are endless – go hiking in the snow-capped Sierra Nevada mountains, seek out top quality meals in the northern Basque area, visit the cities for history art and Moorish architecture, or seek a sunshine beach break on the islands. Whatever you do embrace the tapas, sherry and siesta culture for the full experience!
Andalusia is the largest of Spain’s 17 regions, running across the south of the Iberian Peninsula.
Visit one of the coastal resorts, tour the Sherry Triangle, admire the wonderful Mudejar style of architecture and explore the history in this culturally rich country.
Take a tapas bar crawl, and enjoy a siesta!
The Balearic Islands are an archipelago off the eastern coast of Mainland Spain in the Mediterranean. There are over 50 islands, although the majority are uninhabited.
The largest islands are Mallorca and Menorca to the east, with Ibiza and Fortmentera to the west. Whichever island you visit, you will be sure to enjoy beautiful coastlines, beaches and sunshine!
