Destinations - Spain

Menorca is renowned for its unbelieveably clear turquoise sea, beautiful sandy beaches, historic towns and picturesque harbours. The unspoilt protected countryside and farming community of this island has a timeless feel and the pace of life is peaceful and unhurried.

Mallorca’s north coast is a picturesque and unspoilt part of the island, attracting artists, writers and musicians who have all fallen in love with its spectacular scenery, mountains, fresh green pines, valleys, rocky coves and sandy beaches. Mild winters and dry hot summers make this a perfect island for a short break, or longer holiday.

Nerja is a delightful coastal town situated in a valley of fruit orchards. Parador de nerja is an oasis of peace and tranquility, set in large gardens with direct access to the beach below and close to the town.

Catalonia is situated in the north east corner of the iberian peninsula and has an incredible variety of landscapes within its borders. During this tour you will see forests, lush valleys, rolling hillsides, unspoilt medieval villages, and the rugged mediterranean coast.

It is easy to see why this island has long been a favourite with the british. Dominated by the highest mountain in spain, mount teide, tenerife is blessed with a warm and mainly dry climate, some spectacular scenery, plenty of places of interest and excellent restaurants.

The northern part of the island is where the canarians choose to live and work and the part that retains its vibrant spanish atmosphere.

In spite of the continuing popularity and development of the Canary Islands, this small hotel in the picturesque fishing port and village of Puerto de Mogan in the south west corner of Gran Canaria, still retains a relaxed Spanish atmosphere. With a flight time of approximately 4 hours from the UK, and a superb climate in winter and summer, it is an ideal place to visit at any time of year.