Destination Guide

Alicante is the gateway to the Costa Blanca - ideal for a beach holiday with a distinctly Spanish flavour. Known for its miles of sandy beaches, Alicante is the starting point for thousands of tourists every year.

Almeria, a beautiful, traditional and atmospheric city is situated in the south east of Spain, this area is renowned for being the hottest region in Andalucia. The city is about 5 minutes from the airport.

Barcelona is located on the East coast of Spain, being one of the most important cities of the Mediterranean Sea because of its economical activity, thanks to both tourism and industry. The urbanised area stretches beyond the two rivers that flank the city, the Llobregat and the Besòs, and it is a city with 2000 years of history.

Situated in the extreme south of Portugal, Faro and the Algarve are a delight to visit, with beautiful beaches, a warm sea, an abundance of attractive shops and restaurants and glorious sunshine all year round. The Algarve is also one of Europe's top golfing destinations, and has firmly established its reputation as a quality resort. The pleasant climate ensures that golf can be comfortably played all year round.

Gibraltar’s interest is essentially its novelty: the genuine appeal of the strange, looming physical presence of its rock, measuring less than 3 square miles, soaring out of the sea to reach 1,396 feet. Enjoy the changing of the guards, the Gibraltar Museum, Moorish Castle, and the fantastic view of Morocco from the top of the rock

The ‘White Isle’, and party capital of the Mediterranean, Ibiza is famed for its club scene and spectacular sunsets. Experience some of the best clubs and bars in the Med by night and chill out on one of the islands stunning beaches or secluded coves and make the most of the Balearic sun!

The fourth largest Canary Island, which boasts some stunning volcanic landscapes, has year-round sunshine and stunning white-sand beaches, Lanzarote is home to the longest volcanic tunnel in the world, the Atlantida Tunnel.

Cyprus is one of the Mediterranean’s most prized jewels. The sun drenched island is as famous for its hedonistic nightlife as for its beautiful beaches, clear blue sea and being the birthplace of Aphrodite. Larnaca, on the southeast coast of Cyprus, offers sprawling beaches, a wonderfully mild winter climate, historical sights & museums and the vibrant nightlife of Ayia Napa.

The major coastal city of Andalucia, known as the capital of the Costa del Sol is ideally located for access to the exclusive resorts of Marbella and Puerto Banus.

The second largest of the Balearic Islands, lies in the Mediterranean off the south coast of Spain. With a more conservative atmosphere than its sister islands, Menorca is ideal if you are looking for a relaxing holiday in a tranquil setting. Mahon, the capital, and a bustling port, offers exciting nightlife as well as a wealth of history and impressive buildings.

Murcia remains one of Spain’s least visited corners and is described as one of the most beautiful and historic cities in the country. It enjoys year round sunshine and has many beautiful beaches ranging from those in relatively virgin territory, such as those between Mazarron and Aguilas, to busy beaches like those on the Mar Menor.

The capital of Mallorca, which is the biggest of the four islands in the Balearic Group, offers everything you could wish for in a holiday, from long, golden beaches, tiny coves, mountains and remote villages to windmill-dotted plains. Palma occupies a seafront location.

The largest of the Canary Islands, which boasts much more than year-round sunshine, beautiful beaches, friendly vibrant bars, authentic old colonial architecture, great food and wine and stylish clubs. Tenerife is also home to the gigantic dormant volcano, Mount Teide – which the highest in Spain.