Villas in Mainland Spain
Just a short flight from the UK, the Spanish mainland has been attracting holidaymakers for decades. We’ve picked out only the best areas of this much-loved country so you can rest assured that your Spain villa holiday will have everything you need right on your doorstep – from divine beaches and family-fun water parks to stunning golf courses and up-market shops.
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Facts about Mainland Spain
Currency: Euro €
Language: Spanish
Flight Time: 2-3hrs
Time Difference: +1hr
Capital City: Madrid
Nearest Airport: Malaga Airport (AGP), Gibraltar International Airport (GIB), Girona Airport (GRO), Alicante Airport (ALC)
Cost of a Beer: €2,50
3 Course Meal: €12,00 - €25,00
Weather in Mainland Spain
YEARLY AVERAGE HIGH:23.5°C
Mainland Spain Villa Holidays
Things to do in Mainland Spain
Although you’ll be tempted to head straight to the coastline, Mainland Spain offers so much more than just idyllic beaches. Hidden valleys and mountainous villages just a short drive from the shore are waiting to be discovered and our villas in Spain are within easy reach of it all – perfect!
Beaches in Mainland Spain
From the endless stretches of sand along the Costa del Sol to the fine white sand in the Costa Blanca, the Spanish mainland is one of the best when it comes to beaches. Most are suitable for young families thanks to their shallow waters, earning them the sought-after Blue Flag status for safety and quality.
Nightlife in Mainland Spain
You can get a slice of traditional Spanish nightlife in most resorts, such as vibrant flamenco dancing in Andalucia or live music performances in the Costa Brava. The more established resorts take care of the more upbeat clubbing scene, such as the lively Marbella in the Costa del Sol.
Food and Drink in Mainland Spain
Each region of Mainland Spain has its specialities, ranging from sumptuous paella in the Costa Blanca to delicious tapas in Andalucia. The locals tend to eat later in the evening compared to the UK, meaning your evening meals can extend into the later hours whilst you sip a few sundowners and enjoy the local ambience.
History and Culture in Mainland Spain
Roman and Moorish influences dominate the Spanish Mainland which is reflected by its beautiful architecture and fascinating monuments from centuries gone by. Wander the streets of Andalucia’s whitewashed mountain villages or explore Medieval castles in the Costa Brava and you’ll soon fall in love with all that Spain has to offer.