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Spain holiday Guide and weather forecast.
 Booking a holiday to Spain and her Islands, gives you access to some of the best holiday beaches in the world..
Spanish holiday options include-: Spain ie the Spanish Costa resorts, Costa del Sol, Costa Brava, Costa Blanca and Costa Almeria.
Next you have the Balearic islands Ibiza Majorca Menorca, and finaly the
Canary Islands Tenerife Lanzarote, Gran Canaria, Fuerteventua and La Palma.
To help you plan your fantastic holiday to Spain, we have included an overview of Spain and the resorts plus a cost of living guide. Eating out- A meal in a cafe will cost around €8 euro about £4.50. Keep in mind that £2 is approx €3 Euro and a beer is around £0.80p a bottle of wine is around a £1.
 Cost of living in Euros- sliced bread €2.05 A litre of milk €0.72 1.5 litre bottle of water €0.45
.75cl Bottle red rioja wine €1.65 A packet of 20 Benson & Hedges cigarettes €2.80 A packet of 20 L&B cigarettes €2.80 . A small beer (local draught) in a bar €0.75 - €1.25
 Nightlife: Whichever appeals to you either relax by a waterside Tapas bar or head into town for a large variety of nightlife.
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The weather forecast for Spain from May is 22*c mainland Spain, and 27* in the Canary Islands.
Rising to in August to 29*c Mainland Spain and Balearic islands, and 25*c in the Canary Islands.
Fuertetventura Overview
Despite Fuerteventura's recent emergence as the discerning choice of summer sun destinations, the island of Fuerteventura retains its unhurried charm, a product of its endless, uncrowded sand beaches, its pretty, tranquil villages and its welcoming people. Fuerteventura is perfect for a family holiday and a superb base to do a bit of island hopping over to Lanzarote.
Travel Guide to Costa Blanca
Costa Blanca is named after the white houses that formed the old fishing villages and nestle into the hills that rise in the background, Spain's 'White Coast' is a holiday makers paradise.
The sands here are some of the best Blue Flag beaches in Spain, and are beautifully looked after.
Nightlife and beach days are not all this beautiful region is famed for.
A short stroll in Benidorm's old town will take you back to a quaint Spanish lifestyle, while there are a wealth of traditional mountain villages just a short drive away.
Travel Guide to the Costa del Sol
Boasting large sandy beaches and a colourful array of sights, the Costa del Sol is a beautiful region of Andalucia offering a diversity of resorts, ranging from the lively and cosmopolitan to the peaceful and traditional.
Explore Costa del Sol
Most visitors come to the Costa del Sol for the weather and the large sandy beaches, and are not disappointed. This is the gateway to 'must see' places like Granada with the fabulous Moorish Palace of the Alhambra, and old mountain towns like Ronda. It's an area of enormous choice for holidays in the Costa del Sol with old British favourites like Torremolinos and Benalmadena, and more hidden typical Spanish towns like Nerja, Torrox, and San Pedro.
Travel Guide to Costa Dorada
Named the golden coast, Costa Daurada offers miles of wonderful golden sands, washed by shallow crystal clear blue waters.
Boasting one of Europe's premier theme parks, Costa Daurada is a great destination for a family beach holiday.
Travel Guide to Ibiza
Undoubtedly the greatest surprise package of the Balearic Islands, the appeal of the holiday island of Ibiza is far more diverse than you might think.
Of course, Ibiza Town can be outrageous, and the fashion parades of Friday and Saturday evenings always raise a few eyebrows. It's true that San Antonio remains the nightlife capital of the Med, and its all-night hotspots in the 'West End' are not the location for the shy and retiring. But Ibiza also offers so much more, the superb family resorts to the north and east, present a total contrast to their lively neighbours. Even the coastline offers incredible variety, from the long sandy beaches of Playa d'en Bossa in the south to the rocky coves and crystal waters of Portinax in the north.
Travel Guide to Lanzarote
Lanzarote has a climate borrowed from its West African near-neighbours, a culture that embodies the very best of Spanish tradition, and resort attractions the envy of any rival, Lanzarote still has an atmosphere and charm of its own.
Nightlife
Puerto del Carmen is definitely the liveliest resort on the island and has a selection of live music bars, cocktail bars and discos for all tastes and ages. Playa de los Pocillos is a quiet resort and for a touch of nightlife, a trip to Puerto del Carmen is recommended. In Costa Teguise the majority of entertainment is concentrated within the hotel and apartment complexes, although there is a good selection of bars and restaurants. Playa Blanca is a very quiet resort, with a small choice of karaoke, discos, live music and bars.
Travel Guide to Majorca
There never has been and possibly never will be again, such a complete destination for a holiday in Majorca. Whatever you enjoy most on your bargain holiday - whether exploration or pure relaxation - you'll find it in abundance on this blessed Mediterranean island. Majorca is effectively Spain in miniature. The high-tech, ultra-modern resorts of Palma Nova and Magaluf are just a short distance from the timeless tranquillity of Palma Cathedral, and the sophisticated shopping of the capital. Travel through groves of almonds, olives and citrus fruits to the east, and you'll find the stylish marina and secluded coves of Cala d'Or. Heading further north brings you to Alcudia, perhaps the Med's finest family resort, where shelving sands and bustling restaurants keep all ages amused.
Travel Guide to Tenerife
With a year round balmy climate, a hugely diverse landscape and a fantastic array of activities, its no wonder Tenerife has become such a popular year-round destination.
Explore Tenerife
Lush vegetation and a rocky coastline characterise the north of the island, whilst the south has a lunar landscape with volcanic sand beaches. The popular resorts of Playa de las Americas, Los Cristianos, Puerto de Santiago and Puerto de la Cruz provide an ever improving range of amenities, with beautiful man-made golden sand beaches now complementing the dark sand beaches in some resorts. Mount Teide dominates the island and can be seen from vantage points all over. A journey up through thick Canarian pine forest and mountain villages, leads to the vast volcanic National Park, but to get above the clouds to the peak will involve a cable car ride.
Travel Guide to Gran Canaria
Huge rolling sand dunes dominate the popular resorts dotted along Gran Canaria's southern coastline, with shelving sands creating the perfect environment for safe family holidays in Gran Canaria, and the bustling beach-front bars appealing to couples of all ages.
The Gran Canaria holiday resorts of Playa del Ingles, Maspalomas, Sonnenland, Puerto Rico, Puerto Mogan and San Agustin have been purpose-built, with an exhausting range of facilities and attractions to ensure you never have to travel too far for holiday fun. The obvious temptation for a summer sun break in any one of the six is to stretch out, soak up the sun and recharge the batteries to enjoy Gran Canaria's legendary nightlife to the full.
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