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There are places in which you simply are; there are places in which you really live.

The Region of Valencia is a unique spot within Spanish territory, not only because it possesses an exceptional location and climate next to the Mediterranean, but also because of the vibrant and luminous feel of all of its nooks and crannies.

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Established in 1928, Paradores is a network of Spanish state-run hotels found in some of the most beautiful settings on the Iberian Peninsula spanning converted monasteries, Manor Houses, Moorish castles, luxurious resorts as well as some exceptional modern properties.  

Valencia is one of Spain’s most vibrant and exciting destinations. For the second year in a row, it has been voted by British expats, as the best and healthiest city to live in.

Valencia is Spain’s third-largest city. An ideal holiday break destination that offers the perfect combination between beach plans and city activities. It boasts stunning contemporary architecture including the City of Arts & Sciences, a charming old quarter, 20 km of white sand beaches, vibrant festivals, and a rich gastronomic heritage (including its status as the birthplace of paella).

Lanzarote, a unique island

Lanzarote is an island of extreme and unusual beauty. Its rugged landscapes of jagged black volcanoes and malpais created by volcanic eruptions nearly three centuries ago contrast strongly with the wide sandy beaches and the green valleys of the northern part of the island.

This beautiful island is known as a ‘Continent in miniature’ and definitely worth exploring. Take a beach holiday to the south of the island and soak up the Canarian sun at the Maspalomas dunes. Meloneras, Amadores and pretty Puerto Mogán, with luxury hotels along the long oceanfront promenades and golden sand beaches, excellent Spa and Golf facilities exceed the expectations of the most demanding clients.

Challenge yourself with a city break to Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, known for its amazing Las Canteras Beach, delightful old quarter and fantastic culture of outdoor living.

Benidorm is the leading tourist destination in the Mediterranean.

The management and promotion of tourism in Benidorm was originally the responsibility of the Town Hall, but now adapts to a new model of sustainable tourism management with involvement not only from the Spanish administration, but also from the private sector.

The Tourism Institute of Spain (TURESPAÑA) is the national institution ascribed to the Ministry of Industry, Trade and Tourism, devoted to promoting Spain as a tourist destination abroad.