Benidorm on Spain's 'White Coast' has it all – a dramatic high-rise skyline, two beautiful blue-flag beaches, palm-lined promenades, a great choice of pubs, happy-hour bars, glittering Vegas-style shows and countless restaurants and pavement cafes. In contrast to the modern resort, Benidorm's 'Old Town' is traditionally Spanish in atmosphere with white-washed houses, quaint winding streets, tavernas and flamenco bars.

La Cala de Mijas is at the heart of the Costa del Sol, only a short distance from Marbella and Fuengirola, you will love the charm of this old fishing pueblo which is unspoiled by mass tourism. The long beaches are well cared for, with clean and soft golden sand. "La Cala", as this charming village is affectionately known to local residents, might be small but there is still a good choice of shops and boutiques, pavement cafes, bars and restaurants. Whilst it has maintained a level of the real Spain La Cala has also taken on, in a small way, something of an international flavour.

Benidorm on Spain's 'White Coast' has it all – a dramatic high-rise skyline, two beautiful blue-flag beaches, palm-lined promenades, a great choice of pubs, happy-hour bars, glittering Vegas-style shows and countless restaurants and pavement cafes. In contrast to the modern resort, Benidorm's 'Old Town' is traditionally Spanish in atmosphere with white-washed houses, quaint winding streets, tavernas and flamenco bars.

Benidorm on Spain's 'White Coast' has it all – a dramatic high-rise skyline, two beautiful blue-flag beaches, palm-lined promenades, a great choice of pubs, happy-hour bars, glittering Vegas-style shows and countless restaurants and pavement cafes. In contrast to the modern resort, Benidorm's 'Old Town' is traditionally Spanish in atmosphere with white-washed houses, quaint winding streets, tavernas and flamenco bars.

A chance to experience the finest 'flavours' of Andalucia from the outstanding beauty of the Sierra Nevada mountain range to the delights of lunching with local housewives, discovering the true authentic cuisine of its traditional tapas and Spanish wines. The journey wouldn't be complete without stopping to sample Spain's finest olive oil from some of the best olive groves of Southern Spain and a visit to the stunning Alhambra Palace in Granada.

Catalonia is one of Spain's most stunning areas from the beautiful rugged coastline of the Costa Brava to the peaks of the Pyrenees. Discover a unique culture and amazing scenery, through the charm of its white washed villages, mountain forest landscapes and glorious beach resorts. Fantastic highlights include visits to the Catalan Capital of Barcelona, the Monastery of Montserrat and the town of Figueres, the birthplace of Salvador Dalí.

Explore Andalucia's magical cities and historical towns, marvel at the Alhambra and feel the spirit of flamenco on this superb touring holiday through Spain's most beautiful region.

The sunshine island of Mallorca is a beautiful destination of golden beaches and stunning scenery. Enjoy the magic of 'hidden' Mallorca, with its rich variety of heritage and culture from the gorgeous panoramic coastline of secluded coves and popular resorts to the inland valleys of beautiful and picturesque villages, spectacular caves and ancient churches and monasteries.