Best Beaches & Weather in Spain

Vibrant coastal city blending Gaudi architecture, Mediterranean beaches, and world-class cuisine.

The largest Balearic island with turquoise coves, limestone mountains, and charming hilltop villages.

Largest Canary Island dominated by Mount Teide, offering volcanic beaches and year-round sunshine.

Sun-drenched southern Spanish coast stretching from Malaga to Gibraltar with over 300 days of sunshine.

Legendary Balearic island famous for its nightlife, crystal-clear waters, and bohemian sunset bars.

Tranquil Balearic island with pristine beaches, prehistoric monuments, and a UNESCO biosphere reserve.

Diverse Canary Island with towering sand dunes, lush ravines, and a subtropical climate year-round.

Windswept Canary Island beloved by surfers, with endless white-sand beaches and arid volcanic landscapes.

Otherworldly Canary Island shaped by Cesar Manrique, featuring dramatic lava fields and hidden caves.

Glamorous Costa del Sol resort town known for its old quarter, luxury marina, and golden beaches.

Sunny Mediterranean city combining futuristic architecture, sandy beaches, and the birthplace of paella.

High-rise Costa Blanca resort with wide sandy beaches, warm winters, and a buzzing nightlife.

Sunny port city on the Costa Blanca with a hilltop castle, palm-lined promenade, and golden beaches.

Charming coastal town between Valencia and Alicante with sandy beaches, a castle, and fresh seafood.

Family-friendly beach town south of Valencia with a long golden sand beach and a historic old town.

Laid-back Costa del Azahar city north of Valencia with orange groves, quiet beaches, and a mild climate.

Elegant Basque coastal city renowned for its shell-shaped bay, pintxos bars, and world-class gastronomy.

Tiny Balearic island with Caribbean-like beaches, cycling paths, and a laid-back Mediterranean atmosphere.

The greenest Canary Island with lush laurel forests, volcanic craters, and some of the clearest skies in the world.

One of Europe's oldest cities, perched on a narrow peninsula with wide urban beaches and flamenco heritage.

Rugged Catalan coastline with hidden coves, Dali's legacy in Cadaques, and pine-fringed Mediterranean bays.

Unspoilt volcanic nature park in Almeria with wild beaches, clear waters, and Spain's driest climate.

Costa del Sol gem with the Balcon de Europa viewpoint, prehistoric caves, and sheltered sandy coves.

Unspoiled Canary Island with ancient laurel forest, dramatic valleys, and a unique whistled language.

Southeastern Mallorcan beach area with crystal-clear Es Trenc beach and historic salt flats.

Trendy Catalan beach town near Barcelona known for its film festival, carnival, and 17 sandy beaches.

Europe's southernmost point and wind capital, where the Atlantic meets the Mediterranean, perfect for kitesurfing.

Lively Costa Brava resort with sandy beaches, botanical gardens, and a legendary nightlife scene.

Europe's most southerly ski resort near Granada, with sunshine, tapas, and views to North Africa on clear days.

Spain's most prestigious ski resort in the Val d'Aran, favoured by the Spanish royal family, with reliable Pyrenean snow.

Ancient Roman port city on the Costa Dorada with a UNESCO-listed amphitheatre, golden beaches, and a lively Rambla.

Family-friendly Costa Dorada resort near PortAventura theme park with wide sandy beaches and a palm-lined promenade.

Historic port city on the Costa Calida with a Roman theatre, modernist architecture, and nearby Mar Menor lagoon.

Unique sandbar separating the Mediterranean from Europe's largest saltwater lagoon, with calm warm waters ideal for families.

Sun-baked Andalusian port city with a Moorish fortress, arid film-set landscapes, and access to Cabo de Gata beaches.

Elegant Cantabrian capital with the Sardinero beach, a royal palace peninsula, and a gateway to the Picos de Europa.

Asturian port city with the urban beach of San Lorenzo, cider culture, and a pre-Roman hilltop settlement.

Atlantic Galician city with the Tower of Hercules lighthouse, glass-fronted seafront, and renowned seafood.

Galicia's largest city on a sheltered Atlantic ria with the Cies Islands nature reserve and excellent oyster bars.

Costa de la Luz beach area near the Portuguese border with wide golden sand, pine-backed dunes, and year-round warmth.