Top 10 Reasons to Travel to Córdoba in Summer
As the temperatures soar and the pretty much guaranteed daily sunshine casts its golden glow over the ancient streets of Córdoba, summer is a great time to explore this historic city and its vibrant culture. Summer is the peak tourist season in Córdoba, with hot temperatures and larger crowds, especially in July and August. Nestled in the heart of Andalusia, there’s no denying Córdoba definitely sizzles in the summer heat. It is after all located in one of the hottest regions of Spain during summer. However, there are plenty of ways to cool off and enjoy the wealth of experiences this intriguing city offers. Just be sure to search for hotels in Córdoba with a swimming pool since the city is a fair distance away from the beaches of the southern coast.
read moreAntoni Gaudí: Architectural Masterpieces That Shaped Barcelona
Antoni Gaudí ‘s designs transformed numerous cities in Spain, inspired countless architects around the globe, and made Spain a captivating place to explore not only for lovers of architecture but for all travellers. Come explore the life and works of the extraordinary Antoni Gaudí, as we look into his three most iconic masterpieces: the Sagrada Família, Casa Batlló, and La Pedrera.
read moreTips for Travelling this Summer to Ibiza
Known worldwide for its energetic party scene, you may be surprised to learn that Ibiza’s charm entices more than just young partygoers.
While its title of clubbing capital of the world may have made it famous, you’ll find a wide range of travellers eager to visit this Spanish Mediterranean island including families, backpackers, honeymooners, and those simply looking for a wellness getaway.
Ibiza offers a nice mix of attractions and activities for all types of travellers, whether you’re seeking out cultural heritage, hiking in nature reserves, breathtaking beaches with some of the best sunset viewing in Europe, water-based activities, or a bit of self care in the form of yoga, rejuvenating spa treatments, and holistic experiences.
Fall in love with Ibiza’s historic fortified old town of Dalt Vila and savour the island’s rich culinary scene. Venture beyond the popular tourist spots to discover picturesque towns and villages as well as historic sites.
To help guide you on booking your summer holiday to Ibiza, I thought I’d share my top tips for visiting this beautiful island including information on accommodation and transport, as well as what to see and do while also sharing ways to stay safe and healthy.
read moreMadrid: The Newest World Capital of Luxury Tourism
Madrid has come out the other side of the pandemic to become a world leader in luxury travel, offering lavish holidays that cater to high-spending travelers. Despite the financial struggles many are facing around the world, it seems as though this has not impacted luxury travelers who are now flooding Madrid in eagerness to stay in many of the Spanish capital’s newest 4 and 5-star hotels, dine at the many Michelin-star restaurants, engage in high-end shopping, and take advantage of luxurious new attractions and VIP experiences.
read moreReasons to Book a Private Tour in Spain
From the warm Mediterranean climate to the rich cultural heritage and stunning natural landscapes, there’s something for everyone in Spain. There are the rugged mountains of the Pyrenees for nature ethusiasts, the sandy beaches of the Mediterranean coast for thalassophiles, and, shaped by a variety of influences over the centuries, from the ancient Romans and Moors to the Catholic monarchs and modern-day immigrants, there’s a vibrant mix of architecture, culture, music, art, and food.
Spain is an incredible country, but as the fourth largest in Europe (and the second largest country in the European Union), there’s a lot to pack into one trip. There are plenty of reasons to consider a private tour in Spain, beyond the obvious benefit of a local expert to cover your planning. If you’re considering the best way to travel the country, read through these reasons a private tour could be it!
read moreReasons to Work Remotely From Spain
With the shift towards remote work becoming a permanent part of employment culture, and the world fighting to win back tourist dollars, countries are starting to target a unique group of travellers.
Digital nomads are on the rise; setting themselves up in other countries and working from their laptops for an extended period of time. Visas used to be the issue with this type of lifestyle; you could traditionally only spend 30 – 90 days in a country as a tourist, and didn’t have the legal right to work.
But that’s all changing, and with 50+ countries now offering generous long term visas specifically for remote workers, the question then becomes which one to choose as your base.
If you’re looking for a country with an affordable cost of living, an amazing healthcare system, incredible places to explore on your days off, and year round sunshine, there’s really only one country to consider; Spain.
read moreHow to Spend $100 a Day in Madrid
When it comes to exploring Europe on a budget, it’s very hard to beat Madrid. One of the cheapest cities in Western Europe, though one of the richest when it comes to history, architecture, culture, and food, the Spanish capital is a dream budget trip.
It’s absolutely possible to spend as little as $100 a day in Madrid, including your transport, accommodation, activities, and food. While often overshadowed by Barcelona, Madrid is packed with free museums, impromptu street performances, and delicious tapas – which are often free too!
Visiting Europe but only have $100 a day? Madrid is for you!
read more5 Best Regions to Visit in Spain
Spain is a geographically and culturally diverse country, which allows for a trip full of different adventures. And each region has a significantly different identity to the next.
Blessed with a beautiful Mediterranean climate, sun-kissed beaches, incredible food, and a history that runs from as far back as the Roman Empire, Spain is one of the richest countries in the world for culture, history, and nature.
But there are a total of 17 different regions, each fiercly proud of their own regional culture and heritage. And from mainland Spain to the Balearic Islands, from the cities to the coast, the region you choose to visit will have a big impact on your trip.
To ensure that you get the most out of your trip to Spain, the following are our 5 favorite Spanish regions to tick off your travel bucket list. That’s not to say that the other 12 aren’t just as noteworthy, though these are our favorites:
read moreReasons to Love Spain and Spanish Culture
When it comes to an affordable, all rounded destination, it’s hard to beat Spain.
Blessed with a beautiful Mediterranean climate, sun-kissed beaches, incredible food, and a history that runs from as far back as the Roman Empire, Spain is one of the richest countries in the world for culture, history, and nature.
It’s this winning combination which made us fall in love with Spain; here are some specific reasons to love both Spain, and the Spanish culture.
read moreTelportus: Virtual Interactive Guided Tours Across the World. A NEW Way to Travel!
Last year, international travel became much harder. Barred from landing in many countries, you may have found yourself in a situation where you’re stuck inside with nothing to do and had to cancel your long-planned dream vacation. Luckily, there are still places that are waiting patiently for you to come and explore!
With Telportus, you can now engage in a virtual guided tour. These live experiences are just digital versions of guided tours that you’re used to receiving when you travel, but now they’re happening right in your living room.
You can pose questions to local experts in real-time, pointing out what strikes your curiosity. Check out this video, and below for some of the most epic tours!
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