Spain
Find out everything you need to know about the best sea experiences in Spain. Enjoy your holidays in Spain!
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5 Places Each Student Must Visit In Spain
Spain is well-known for more than just its hot bullfighting, passionate dances, and luxurious beaches. This country has a long history, a rich indigenous culture, and incredible natural wonders that you will not find anywhere else. Spending a vacation in Spain is a fantastic way to unwind not only from your daily routine but also from a long semester and exhausting academic work. It is difficult for students to stay tuned in all the time. Numerous tasks, lectures, exams, and activities gradually deplete the reserve of energy. As a result, taking a well-timed break can not only recharge your batteries but also allow you to discover new places you will…
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12 Best White Sand Beaches in Europe
Gentle sun, warm sand, azure water, soft soothing sound of rustling waves, fresh seafood, long walks on the beach, pink sunsets – is there a more perfect combination for a serene yet invigorating vacation? If this sounds good to you, welcome to our club! To be fair, it’s quite crowded here but take a seat, grab a cocktail and enjoy. Hopefully, you haven’t booked tickets for your next vacation, as our 12 white sand beaches of Europe will likely make you reconsider all your plans. Keep reading to learn about the best locations where you can soak in all the joys of coastal living and get memories for life! A…
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5 Convincing Reasons to Come to Spain in Spring
I spent a semester in the beautiful city of Madrid as a graduate student and fell in love. The food was amazing. The weather was nice for this Midwestern gal, and the location was ideal. I’d never lived in a place where it was so easy to access the coast one day, then drive to Portugal for a weekend trip a few days later. While I love Spain year-round, I make a special effort to return in the spring as often as possible. I think you should do the same. If you haven’t added Spain to your shortlist of spring vacation considerations, take these five reasons into consideration. 5 Convincing…
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Our complete SUP Guide
SUP, short for Stand-Up Paddleboarding, is one of the most popular watersport activities that have come up in the past few years. It’s a great way to explore coastal areas while staying fit at the same time. And the best part about it – it’s super easy to learn and anybody can do it! We at SeaBookings are also absolutely in love with SUP, and decided to offer a complete SUP guide to anyone looking for some advice! Ways to do SUP SUP Board rental Before anything else, you should decide how you want to do SUP for the first time. For this, there are different options – you can…
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When will beaches in Spain reopen?
Will we be able to enjoy the lovely Spanish beaches this summer? Now that we know that the two-week coronavirus quarantine for overseas arrivals in Spain will be lifted from July 1st, we want to know when will beaches in Spain reopen. According to El País, Spain is to recommend reopening beaches at reduced capacity, just like its neighboring country, Portugal, where beaches are already open. Spanish beaches should be reopened in summer with measures in place to reduce the risk of coronavirus contagion. These measures include: Limits on capacity Distance between sun loungers Delineating the space allowed for each beachgoer. Beaches are allowed to reopen under Phase 2 of…
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Holidays in Spain after lockdown? ¡Sí!
We’ve long been waiting for this news! Spain will lift its two-week coronavirus quarantine for overseas arrivals from July 1. Regarding tourism and opening its borders, Spain has been one of the most cautious countries in Europe. Yes, we can continue planning our holidays in Spain after lockdown. There’s light at the end of the tunnel as Foreign Minister Arancha González says via Twitter that “the hardest part is behind us,” and that “health conditions will be guaranteed” for visitors. It seems like we can enjoy summer in Spain this year as the Spanish government is planning on lifting the two-week coronavirus quarantine requirement for overseas arrivals on July 1. …
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Things to do in Gran Canaria during winter
Visiting Gran Canaria during winter? Do you have enough of the grey sky and are the rainy days bothering you? Then grab your passport and come to the Canary Islands this winter. The beautiful beaches of the islands are waiting for you! When is the best time to visit Gran Canaria? Some may say that the best time to visit Gran Canaria is between April and October. The average annual temperature is 24°C, with highs of 26°C between the summer months of August and October. But did you know that from December up until April, winter presents warm days with average highs of 22°C? That is already one good reason…
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5 reasons to visit Lanzarote in low season
Looking for some travel inspiration for this Winter? Lianne, responsible for the Spanish market and content/translations at SeaBookings, gives us 5 reasons to visit Lanzarote in low season. Are you planning your holidays to the Canary Islands? Maybe it’s time to visit Lanzarote. Whether you plan your holidays to Lanzarote in high or low season, it all depends on what you want from your holiday. We are sure that both in peak season and in low season you will have a good time spending your holidays in Lanzarote. Some like to follow the trend and visit places during the summer season, for others they want to escape the madding crowd…
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The best boat trips in Ibiza
If you happen to go to Ibiza with your best friends, family or maybe only just with your most beloved one, we have listed the best boat trips in Ibiza for you! For everyone, there is something suitable and if you have a special request, no problem! Please let us know and we will try to make the impossible possible! How do you decide what is the best boat trip in Ibiza for your group? 1. Duration of your boat trip in Ibiza First, it is important to check out if you prefer to do a full- day boat tour, a half-day boat tour or a sunset boat tour. All…
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Discover the best eco tours in Mallorca
Did you know that the name Mallorca derives from the classical Latin insula maior, which means “larger island”? And that is not so strange, because Mallorca is the largest island of the Balearic Islands, and maybe one of the most popular islands located in the Mediterranean. The official native language is Catalan, which is co-official with Spanish. Would you like to know how you can discover Mallorca without leaving your footprint while adventuring abroad? We’ve made a great list of the best eco tours in Mallorca and give you some great tips about the best things to do in Mallorca. Mallorca is a real paradise with lots of hidden bays…
