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Property Investment In Northern Spain
Over the last five years interest in buying a holiday house or second home in northern Spain has increased significantly.
For many years it has been the south of Spain that has attracted overseas property buyers, many looking for a summer escape or retirement home. But now interest is moving to the north of the country - a part of Spain that is still largely undiscovered by visitors from ...
Renting Out Your Holiday Home In Spain
Mortgage interest rates in the Eurozone are on the rise, putting Britons who have borrowed to buy holiday homes in Spain under increasing financial pressure. As a consequence, many are turning to holiday rentals to help pay the bills.
But after...
Los Montesinos, Alicante, Spain
Los Montesinos is a charming Spanish town packed with character & tradition. Los Montesinos is one of the Vega Baja villages of the Southern Costa Blanca, Spain. it's located in the Alicante province within the Comunidad de Valencia,
A short drive away from Torrevieja where you can find many bars and restaurants and a buzzing nightlife, it's easily accessed from the AP7 motorway or the ma...
Spain - Great For a Sailing Vacation
The principal sailing areas in Spain are the Balearic Islands in the east, Costa del Sol in the south and La Coruna in the northwest. The Canaries Islands is also a famous sailing destination.
The islands of Mallorca, Menorca and Ibiza is called the Balearics. This is a nice cruising area with Mallorca as the nautical center.
Over the last couple of years Spain's Mediterranean coast...
Holiday Guide to Spain's Costa de la Luz
The Spanish coastline meets the Mediterranean Sea and isn't tidal. Right? Well, most of it. There is an area of Spain to the east of Gibraltar that fronts onto the Atlantic Ocean and is very different to the rest of Spain's coast.
A coastline of fine white sand that runs for some fifty miles, where the beaches are never crowded, and there is little in the way of development. It sounds too...
Naturist Vacation In Vera Playa, Spain
Vera Playa gets its name from the town of Vera which is located in the eastern, coastal, region of Almeria in Andalusia, southern Spain. Playa is the Spanish word for beach. The stretch of coast that Vera Playa is located on is called the Costa de Almeria. The beach is fairly coarse golden sand and stretches, unbroken, for more then one kilometres. One kilometre of the beach is designated as of...
Buying A Property In Spain - 10 Essential Tips
1) DO YOUR HOMEWORK!
It may sound easy but a lot of people going to Spain to buy a property don't actually know what they want!. Yes, we would all love that big cliff top villa with its own private pool, but if your budget is for a two bedroom apartment, just look at those. Its easy to get carried away by looking at properties way over our budget but don't. Set a budget with a small am...
A Visit To Spain
Most tourists who visit Spain book cheap flights to the Spanish "costas" for a couple of weeks of sun, sand, sangria and certain other delights guaranteed along Spain's Mediterranean coastline. But the privileged few who plan and travel beyond the m...
Finding Businesses And Bars For Sale In Tenerife, Spain
Fascinating landscape was in the category of Tenerife, the varied landscapes spectrum is owed to the Tenerife climate, which varies by region fails. The sunny south with its beautiful beaches through an often bare and barren landscape, we find in the north rather the opposite. There are many Businesses, Bars for sale in Tenerife, Spain here.
In the north-east of the green, almost sub-trop...
Parador of Aiguablava, Spain
The modern four-star Parador here occupies its own small, pine covered peninsula that juts out into the Mediterranean Sea. This coast line - the Costa Brava - is spectacularly beautiful. Driving along here, you'll come upon many enticing inlets a...
Parador of Zafra, Spain
The Parador of Zafra is located on the "ruta de la plata" - which may be the oldest road in Europe. This is the way tin was brought from the mines in England and Galicia all the way down to where the Phoenician traders in Huelva and Cadiz would shi...