…But what it lacks in sea and sandcastles, it more than makes for in the variety of beautiful architecture, artistic culture and unbeatable nightlife on offer. A vibrant and passionate city, Madrid is most definitely a sure fire shot for a city break.

We have now amended our opening hours so that we are open for longer, making it easier for you to get in touch with us. We are now open on Saturdays and Bank Holidays from 8am until 5pm. Don’t worry, we are also still available 24 hours a day in the event of an emergency.

…Often located on the fringes of some of cosmopolitan cities and usually surrounded by some true areas of natural beauty, not to mention just a stone’s throw from the nearest beach, holiday parks allow you to explore all sides of Spain with the independence that hotels just don’t seem to allow. Check out just a few examples of what’s on offer in some of the most popular areas of Spain.

If you are planning to travel to or from Spain on Thursday 29th March 2012, be aware that a General Strike has been scheduled for this date. It is advisable that because this may also affect public transport in Spain, if you are travelling to or from a Spanish Airport, allow yourself extra time and

24 days of strike action have been announced by SEPLA, the Union for Spanish Airline Pilots in March, April and May 2012, including over Easter weekend. Iberia flights will be affected and it is expected that they will suffer from delays and cancellations as a result of this. If you are travelling with Iberia over

We hope that you were listening to You & Yours on Radio 4 on Friday 24th February to hear Rory Sexton, Managing Director of Economy Car Hire discuss issues with car hire in Spain. If you did miss it, follow the link below and listen to chapter 7 – Spanish Car Hire. http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b01c7wx6#broadcasts

If you are exploring your first driving tour, then the Andalucian region of southern Spain is a great option. This trip has become well known for many reasons, but mostly because it can be a laid back route that has much to offer. Here, we will look at some of the highlights in more detail.

A Guest Post By Hildy Snow – www.bcninternet.com Barcelona is beautiful, no doubt about it, but Catalonia is a whole lot more than its charming capital city. From picturesque seaside towns and important archaeological sites to impressive mountains and traditional vineyards, the options for daytrips and weekened getaways abound. Barcelona is the perfect starting point

Unsurprisingly, the sunny land of Spain has more to it than just sun, sea and sand. Whilst these traits have a huge appeal, you might be pleased to know that you can see a different side of Spain and encounter some brilliant wildlife watching opportunities too. The Coto Donana National Park which lies south-west of

So you’re off on holiday to Spain but you don’t speak much Spanish and you’re not too sure what to expect. How do you know how much you should tip and should you wait to be seated at a restaurant? Well, we’ve put together a simple survival guide with a few rules of thumb to