Reunite with your best friends forever under the warm sun of Costa del Sol. On a day when you’re not sprawled out on beach towels or jet skiing on the Mediterranean, drive inland to La Melonera winery and vineyard to sip chardonnay with a view of Spain’s picturesque mountains. Afterward, visit Central Market Atarazanas. Although…
Almost every October for the past 20 years, Angelika Meistermann and numerous relatives have gathered at Marriott’s Club Son Antem on Mallorca, the largest of Spain’s Balearic Islands. It’s the perfect time for the German family to gather since it coincides with their country’s autumn school holiday (Herbstferien).
Believed to have gotten its name because of its talcum-colored beaches (although, some contend it’s derived from the white blossoms on the almond trees), Costa Blanca, or “White Coast,” is one of the most renowned of Spain’s seaboards. Popular year-round, it stretches for more than 120 miles and features sheer cliffs, charming Moorish villages, pristine…
The triangular isle of Tenerife is one of Spain’s most popular destinations, and the largest of the Canarian archipelago off the northwest coast of Africa. It is well-known for its beaches, some with striking volcanic black sand and others that shimmer with golden sand brought in from the Sahara. The center of Tenerife is home…
Picture this: your feet in the sand, the sun overhead shining rays of warmth that are reflected in the glistening waves. If you dream of surf and seashores, peruse our top beach destinations and start packing your beach bag today.
Beyond the sea and sangría, Costa del Sol and the region of Andalucía have a truly adventurous spirit at heart. Take a walk on the wild side in Málaga along the 5-mile (8 kilometers) Caminito del Rey trail. Meandering along cliffs, canyons, and valleys, and with a section of the walkway suspended 328 feet (100…
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