What else can be said about this hot, passionate country, held with great affection by the millions of tourists who have visited over the years? It is a magical place where ancient traditions are held dear. In just a few short decades many of the previously poorer rural and coastal areas have benefited from extensive international investment resulting in a first-class infrastructure and continuous growth in popularity.

Spain is characterised by a rich history and diverse landscape, from the rugged beauty of Galicia with the spectacular gothic cathedral of its capital, Santiago de Compostela, to the countless vineyards, orange, lemon and olive groves. The stunningly beautiful coastal regions, such as the Costa del Sol, Costa Almería and Costa Blanca to name but a few, are home to a diverse array of established resorts popular with the Spanish, expatriates and tourists alike. However, the coasts are most famous for the miles of sandy beaches with inviting waters and over 300 days of sunshine each year.

Many resorts offer fantastic amenities including water sports, golf courses, tennis facilities, restaurants, charming chiringuitos and lively nightlife. Whether playing golf or polo in Sotogrande, clubbing in Benidorm or enjoying a drink in the world-famous marina at Puerto Banús, there is something to suit every taste and pocket.