Though they are set closer to Africa than to mainland Spain, the Canary Islands have a unique Spanish flavour. This Atlantic Ocean archipelago consists of seven islands. Fuerteventura, Gran Canaria, Lanzarote, La Palma and Tenerife are all popular tourist resorts, while Hierro and Gomera are not developed to the same degree as the others and remain quiet and unspoilt.

All seven islands have a temperate climate that ranges between 18 and 24 degrees with year round sun. There is such an abunda
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If as a visitor to Spain, you are looking for something more than the heaving beaches of the Costa del Sol and a deep suntan, use this guide to discover where to look for those charming small towns off the beaten track, with unique sights and features. Relax and wind down, cradled by the warmth and hospitality that can be found in these five small and very special villages.

Zafra

If you are a fan of Picasso, visit Zafra and experience its singular, very angular architecture, made starker b
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Segovia is an ancient Castilian town that dates back to pre-Roman times and retains much of the architecture and design that the Romans imposed upon it. A town of scenic beauty, rich history and situated within easy reach of Madrid, Segovia has ample sights and experiences with which to entertain and astound visitors. Segovia is approximately one hour from Madrid by car and only 35 minutes by train.

Climate

The weather in Segovia is cool and dry due to the high altitude and the mountainous
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San Sebastian, also known as Donostia, is situated in Northern Spain on the Bay of Biscay. It is edged with green beautiful mountains on one side and the most beautiful beaches on the other. With the Pyrynees close by, the city is a good base from which to experience excellent skiing and snow sports. The city has approximately 185,000 residents and has an appealing vibrancy and modernity while retaining a relaxed old world charm.

Beaches

The three main beaches are Ondaretta, Playa de Gros
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If you are visiting Alicante in Spain, your most preferred destination of visit should be Elche. It is just about 30 minutes drive from Alicante. This small town of Elche was under the rule of Moors and also Romans before being taken by the Christian kings. Surrounded by vast greenery, this beautiful city Elche attracts a large number of tourists from far and wide.

Palm Grove:

The greatest asset of Elche is the Palm Grove. This small town is proud of being labeled as a World Heritage Site
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