Holidays in Spain. Enjoy The Best Holiday Deals - Costa Blanca & Majorca Spain

Live the Life Fly Mid Week Temperatures History Regions Frank Evans Weather Plenty to Do! Spain Holidays: A Great Place All Year Round No matter what time of year it is, Spain is a great place for your holidays and an even greater place to live. I personally, have lived in Spain for ten years and I would find it hard to move back to the UK. Spain has a relaxed view to everything. There is no immigration problem because there is no Social Security i.e. no handouts. There is no problem with petty "Elf And Safety" issues. The young Spanish, from their early teens are involved with fundraising and organising "Fiesta", the local parties that every town has thrughout the year. This gives them pride in their village/town and although they like a drink or two, I have never witnessed bad behaviour from them in all the time I have been here. Holidays In Spain. Have the freedom and independence arranging your own holiday to Spain. By renting a holiday property from Spain-Holiday-Sun and booking your own flights, the savings can be considerable. Not only do you get to choose the holiday you want, you get to choose the flight times and resort. The same as buying a suit off-the-peg or having one tailor made. The fit and comfort are quite different. A selection of our villas & apartments are available for Thursday or Friday arrivals and some are any-day arrivals. This helps our clients reserve the cheaper mid-week flights that are on offer! Average Holiday Temperatures for the Costa Blanca & Majorca Spain. January 15ºC - 59ºF - 6 hours sunshine February 16ºC - 61ºF - 7 hours sunshine March 18ºC - 65ºF - 7 hours sunshine April 19ºC - 67ºF - 9 hours sunshine May 22ºC - 72ºF - 10 hours sunshine June 26ºC - 79ºF - 11 hours sunshine July 29ºC - 85ºF - 12 hours sunshine August 29ºC - 85ºF - 11 hours sunshine September 27ºC - 81ºF - 9 hours sunshine October 23ºC - 73ºF - 7 hours sunshine November 18ºC - 65ºF - 6 hours sunshine December 16ºC - 61ºF - 6 hours sunshine Spain: Short History Spain's powerful world empire of the 16th and 17th centuries ultimately yielded command of the seas to England. Subsequent failure to embrace the mercantile and industrial revolutions caused the country to fall behind Britain, France, and Germany in economic and political power. Spain remained neutral in World Wars I and II but suffered through a devastating civil war (1936-39). A peaceful transition to democracy following the death of dictator Francisco FRANCO in 1975, and rapid economic modernization (Spain joined the EU in 1986) have given Spain one of the most dynamic economies in Europe and made it a global champion of freedom. Continuing challenges include Basque Fatherland and Liberty (ETA) terrorism, immigration, and slowing economic growth. Costa Blanca Holiday Regions The Costa Blanca (White Coast) starts at Valencia, Spains third largest relatively unexplored city by tourists, and continues South towards Alicante. The route South is interspersed with fishing harbours and holiday resorts which, until you reach Denia are known chiefly to Spanish and other Northern European tourists. However from Denia down to beyond Alicante you will find many towns some with character and style and others not so sophisticated. You will pass through and maybe linger a while in towns like Javea, Moraira, Calpe, Altea, Albir and Benidorm, one of the worlds leading tourists resorts. Benidorm’s success began in the 1960’s when this, once modest fishing village was transformed into an international holiday centre. Whilst all the unique differences which collectively go to make up Spain may not find universal attraction, most people become quickly endeared to a significant majority of them. This is particularly true on the Costa Blanca! Frank Evans - British Bullfighter! Spain The number of British matadors who have stood in front of a bull can be counted on three fingers. The first was the ex-public schoolboy, Vincent Hitchcock who fought during the 1950's. During the '60's Henry Higgins had a brief moment of fame, but none have had the staying power of Salford's Frank Evans, who fought his first bull at the age of seventeen in 1966 and, except for a period in the 70's, has worn the sparkling suite of lights every year since. At the age of 65, he´s at it again! Click here for more of this story... Spain Holiday Weather The Costa Blanca & Majorca climate is perfect for both holidays in Spain and all year round living. The World Health Organisation has identified the Costa Blanca and Majorca Spain as having a near to an ideal climate as possible, not overly hot in summer nor too cold in the winter. Temperatures range from the mid eighties (26-29C) in the summer to the low sixties (15C) in the winter. Even in the winter the average number of rainy days in Spain is only five per month. Plenty to do. Holidays in the Costa Blanca Spain The sun-baked Costa Blanca is a 170 mile stretch of white sandy blue flagged beaches, bright blue skies, the sparkling Mediterranean on Spain's east coast, centred on Alicante and running from Denia in the north to Mazarrón in the south. It's a wonderful place for a holiday. If a fantastic Mediterranean environment was all the Costa Blanca had to offer, it would be enough for most people. But in fact there's plenty more to attract you. For a start, the high-rise town of Benidorm has its own attractions if you are seeking entertainment on a large scale, but it isn't typical of the Costa Blanca. Up and down the coast there's a huge variety of water sports on offer, from dinghy sailing to kite-surfing. If that's not enough to keep the family amused, there are plenty of other choices, from go-karting in Moraira, quad bikes, golf, mountain climbing to the massive and thrilling Terra Mitica water theme park. Or why not take a trip to Guadalest (pictured)