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Living history in Roses: the Dolmen de la Creu d'en Cobertella is a megalithic gem older than the pyramids of Egypt.
Cambrils is one of the Costa Dorada’s most polished seaside towns, known for its calm beaches and strong culinary reputation.
Eat, Beach, Sleep, Repeat: Your ultimate Costa Brava escape starts here!
A fine base in the Baix Empordà: the medieval quarter of Pals, its famous local rice and the trails of the Montgrí Natural Park.
You will be 200 m from the train station and five minutes from Santander Bay, surrounded by the city's best spots for rabas and a short walk from the Centro Botín.
In Salamanca, students search for a carved frog in the cathedral to ensure they pass their exams, while an astronaut carved in stone watches over them!
Enjoy a spooky Halloween at PortAventura — rides, shows and a terrifying atmosphere, with an apartment stay in Salou included.
Discover Porto from the Douro River on the 6 Bridges Cruise and immerse yourself in its history. Round out the experience with a wine tasting at Quinta da Boeira and toast with their finest wines.
One 60-minute visit to the spa centre per person per stay (children ages 6 and up).
Lalín, in the heart of Galicia, is the perfect base for exploring Santiago, Ourense, or Lugo (all less than 40 minutes away).
A quiet mountain retreat in the Lleida Pyrenees, with roomy comfort and breakfasts built around genuine local produce.
The perfect holiday really does exist! Water slides and activities for the kids, while you relax with a cocktail in the chill-out area.
South Tenerife at your feet: cool off in 3 pools and set out to explore Teide and Los Gigantes from your oasis at BLUESEA Callao Garden.
A visit to a winery and a tasting of homemade orujo and Liébana wine, and enjoy a 10% discount on the thermal circuits at the La Hermida Spa.
Just minutes from Ciutadella, Cala en Blanes offers easy-access coves without the crowds; don’t miss the Bufador des Cap de Banyos, where the sea bursts into a natural show.
Neither island nor mainland — Isla Canela is the strip of sand where the Guadiana gives way to the Atlantic, with Portugal in view.
